Teodor “Tejjsho” Carlsson

Why this matters to me

This matters to me because I know how deeply direction can shape a life. During university, I chose to change course and move into a different field because it aligned more honestly with my interests. It was not an easy decision. Change can be unsettling, especially when it means stepping away from the path you were expected to follow. But I never regretted it. It taught me that people sometimes need the courage to choose differently — and that making your own decision can be the beginning of a more meaningful path.

I also see how many people struggle not because they lack value, but because they lack a clear path, a good match, or meaningful support. Work is not only about income. It affects confidence, stability, identity, and the feeling that life is moving somewhere. I want to help make that journey less confusing, more human, and more possible.

What I’m building

What I’m building is still taking shape, but the direction is clear: I want to create tools that help people move from uncertainty toward clarity, from friction toward momentum, and from potential toward meaningful work. That may take the form of software, guidance, or systems that make transitions into work more human and more effective.

My path & perspective

I come from an engineering background, but what has stayed with me most is the importance of direction. During university, I chose to change course and move into biomedical engineering because it felt more honest to my interests. I never regretted it. That experience shaped how I think about learning, change, and the paths people take through life and work.

Over time, I’ve become increasingly interested in building useful systems that help people move forward — especially where work, uncertainty, adaptation, and human potential meet.