I’m Anand.
Most people
call me AJ.

Why I build

My father was an entrepreneur. Growing up, I watched him work hard to give our family a good life. He inspired me to build businesses of my own. I also saw how much time and responsibility came with it.

I wanted to find a way to build something meaningful while having time for the people I love.

That became more important when my wife pursued her MBA in Canada. Managing a property business in Mongolia from halfway around the world made one thing clear: owning a business doesn’t automatically give you the freedom to work from anywhere.

I started thinking about businesses I could run remotely, where my contribution depended on what I created.

Honestly, AI started
with laziness.

I wanted a daily report showing which tenants hadn’t paid rent.

I didn’t want to open Google Sheets, check every due date, compare bank statements, and move information around by hand. I wanted to spend that time thinking, solving problems, and deciding what to do next.

I spent about a month working on that first automation after work. One simple report.

When it finally worked, I was hooked.
I still remember that feeling.

Since then, building with AI has become something I do because I enjoy it. I get absorbed in a problem, keep trying things, and suddenly hours have passed. A lot of the time, it feels like play.

“AI won’t replace programmers, but rather make it easier for programmers to replace everyone else.”

— Naval Ravikant ↗

The future I’m
building toward

I believe AI will make one-person businesses much more common. As more knowledge work becomes automated, individuals will be able to do things that previously required a team.

Physical work will still need people. Buildings still need to be built. But the way we plan, coordinate, and operate businesses can change enormously.

I want to contribute in two ways: bring AI into an industry I know, and help more people learn to build with it.

I also want my own consulting, education, and community work to demonstrate what one person can do with AI.

Helping more
people build

I’m especially interested in helping Mongolians take advantage of this shift. We’re a small country with people capable of building things that matter far beyond our borders.

Through a free AI fundamentals course, consulting, a community, and an available cohort program, I want to help people understand the tools and start creating something of their own.

I want people to reach what I can do today, then go beyond it.

I believe education leads to innovation. When more people can turn their knowledge into something useful, more possibilities open up.

Outside the work

I’m a husband, a father, and a very family-oriented person. The life I’m building is tied to the people I love.

I like exploring, learning, and sports that keep me engaged: hiking, swimming, boxing, Muay Thai, and kettlebell training. A repetitive gym routine gets boring pretty quickly.