Folio iiiThe BooksEight volumes · one habit
The Books
Every arena I’ve stepped into got its own volume. Pull one off the shelf. The last one is still blank, and that’s the one I’m most excited about.
The shelf
- IFAIM2017–22Founder · sold for $1.4M
- IIDelta Ventures2023–nowCo-founder & design partner
- IIIThe Floor2023–25National sales competition, won twice
- IVThe CraftDesignDesign Lead at REV, 2022–2023
- VThe ArenaEsportsPro player · Major producer
- VIThe HostEventsPaintball, poker, tournaments
- VIIThe HerdThe farmThe family reindeer farm
- VIIINew YorkUnwrittenThe next chapter
Book I · 2017–2022
FAIM
The mousepad that felt wrong, and the brand it became. Founded 2017, built on 200+ partnerships, a company of sixteen, sold to a private equity company in 2022 for $1.4M.
Book II · 2023–now
Delta Ventures
Co-founder and design partner since January 2023. Building companies and making investments. The vault stays sealed until they’re ready.
Book III · 2023–2025
The Floor
Storebrand, October 2023 to January 2025. Won the national sales competition in 2023, then again in 2024. Around NOK 1M in personal insurance in Q4 2023.
Book IV · Mastered craft
The Craft
Design Lead at REV for Bodybuilding.com, RadioShack, Pier 1, Modell’s and Dressbarn, plus Shipfaster and FAIM. A craft learned to the details.
Book V · Player · Producer
The Arena
Pro PUBG, then pro Fortnite, Twitch Partner, $135,000+ in earnings. Then producer for ohnePixel at the CS Paris Major 2023: 10M+ views in a week, the #1 channel on Twitch.
Book VI · Events
The Host
A yearly paintball event, poker nights, 3D printing classes, gaming tournaments and World Cup watch parties for Norway in New York and Boston. I bring the energy.
Book VII · Family
The Herd
The family reindeer farm under the northern lights, where the polar night is part of the job and where the drive comes from.
Book VIII · Unwritten
New York
Goal #1 in the notebook: Move to the US. The flight to New York is coming soon. The pages are still blank, on purpose.
The Catalogue
For those who prefer a listIf found, return to the owner. Or better: write him a letter.