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Drago Dimitrov, CFA
CEO @ Holy Habits | drago.life
Drago Dimitrov, CFA, is an entrepreneur, investor, full-stack web developer, and award-winning author.4 He is the Co-Founder and CEO of Holy Habits, a Catholic habit-tracking app designed to help users cultivate daily sanctity.45
Dimitrov has a diverse educational background, having earned an MBA from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business with a focus on Behavioral Science, and a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in Finance and Economics from the University of Notre Dame - Mendoza College of Business.
His professional experience includes roles such as:
- Co-Founder & CEO of Holy Habits
- Investor at Asymmetry Ventures
- Founding Member at Silicon Beach Investment Group
- Roles at Bessemer Venture Partners, Super.tech, RevTech Ventures, ProSpark, Insight Investment, and ZAIS Group, LLC
Dimitrov's journey to founding Holy Habits is rooted in his personal faith journey. He grew up in a Baptist environment but later converted to Catholicism, getting confirmed in the church in 2016 and marrying in the church in 2018.2
The Holy Habits app, launched by Dimitrov and his team, aims to help Catholics build virtuous habits and break vices through daily spiritual practices.25 The app is part of a larger company called Audus Technology, which also includes other initiatives like Seek Direction, a spiritual director matchmaking service.2
Dimitrov is also known for his writing, having authored "What Does This Company Do?", a guide for understanding business models and making informed investments.4 He frequently shares insights on business, spirituality, and personal growth on platforms like LinkedIn.13
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Are we living in a Simulation?
I'm not convinced.
Yet Elon Musk and other vocal figures claim that the odds against us being in base reality right now is "1 billion-to-one".
But there's an assumption none of the Simulation Theory advocates ever talk about.
It's that the progress curve (for technologies specific to "simulated experience") will likely run up against a core asymptote within reality. . .
I'm referring to the fundamental mystery of the universe: The integration of Mind and Body. Of Object and Subject.
Despite the amazing progress of arranging pixels, wavelengths, and electricity, we have no reason to believe that we will EVER be able to empirically cross into the other side of the curtain of Consciousness.
Check out my latest piece if you want to dig into the neglected weakness of Simulation Theory👇 https://lnkd.in/gpSQ3eA5
