Life is too short not to build.

Most of what I make starts as a problem of my own. I fix it for myself, then hand it to everyone who has the same problem. If it makes their life a little better, it changes mine too.

Isaac Lasry writing at a desk

My story

I grew up in New Jersey wanting to be a singer. Music was my biggest passion, and for years it was the plan.

Then my brother asked me what I actually wanted. The honest answer was to build wealth, and business would get me there faster than music. He told me to start one. It took me a long time to let music go, but he was right.

At 16 I was drop-shipping on eBay. After that came websites, a marketing agency called Edit Out, Shopify stores, and trading crypto and stocks. I made content about all of it, and I taught myself to build software, first with no-code tools and then with real code.

Along the way I started making videos about how to dress better as a man, how to look after yourself and how to be a mensch. That part took off, and so did the software.

Now I do both, full time. I build apps that solve everyday problems, and I teach men how to look and feel their best.

Three things you might not know

  • I'm a chef, and I cook very well.
  • I sing. Music was my biggest focus before business.
  • I write every day: books for myself, and more pages than I can count.

Along the way

  1. At 16Started selling online, drop-shipping on eBay.
  2. At 17Posted my first video and built my first business.
  3. At 18Grew a community of thousands and built my first app.
  4. Since 19Brand deals and modeling for major brands.
  5. At 21Launching my first app.

What I talk about

I make videos about men's grooming and style, personal growth, and building businesses with software.

I speak English, Hebrew and French.