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Hi! I’m Jun
I’m a curious learner, an intentional connector,
an integrative thinker,
and a proactive builder.
I turn curiosity into action
Curiosity is where most of my work begins.
An idea catches me, and I start building something around it.
I act on what I’m curious about, and that is where the interesting things have happened.
From weekly posts
to a new career
It started as weekly posts about my own growth on Instagram. Before long I was running the whole thing: content planning, marketing, brand partnerships, and eventually consulting for the brands I had worked with. It also pulled me out of architecture and into a career I hadn’t planned on.
@junlearning
From reading alone
to a book club community
I cold-invited two knowledge creators I admired to co-host a book club. Then I invited the readers too, asking them to come build it with us. Three independent creators, one shared space for learning, and every gathering produced something none of us could have made alone. 19 events in five years. Sold out every time.
Book Club
From readers
to speakers
What people did after the events mattered more. Members started sharing their own reading notes, then ran book clubs of their own, and one has since built a Threads community of 30,000+ followers. Others made their own content, and a few ended up in careers they didn’t know existed. Readers became contributors, the same loop that rerouted my life, now running in someone else’s.
I connect the dots across disciplines
Every field I’ve worked in left me with a lens.
Architecture for how people behave, content for the journey they go through, banking for what the data says.
Consulting is where I get to use all three on the same problem.
Design for how people feel and act
Architecture taught me to give messy things a structure, and to design around the people who’ll actually live in them. Every room is a bet on how someone will feel and what they’ll do next.
Map a better customer journey
Building JUN Learning and selling courses taught me to start with the audience, not the message. What are they unsure about before they show up? What do they carry out the door?
Identify the need behind the data
At the bank I learned to read data for what it has not said yet. A customer’s history shows where they have been. The real signal is the need they have not put into words.
Turn knowing into building
At Jun Strategy Studio I bring design, marketing, and data to one problem at a time. Under every brief I look for who the client is, what they already have, and what the business really needs. With AI, I no longer stop at strategy. I take it all the way to a working build.
I bring ideas to life
For a long time I was the person who explains the problem.
AI turned me into the one who builds the answer.
These days I take a problem all the way from spotting the need to a working product.
The YouTube home page decides what you watch. I built a desktop tool called YT Forge so it wouldn’t. It tells me only when one of the 93 channels I follow posts something new, then transcribes and summarizes what I choose to open. A two-hour interview comes back as a three-minute read, and there is no feed to fall into.
An AI instructor who teaches corporate teams asked for a personal site. Her classes run on jokes and play, and a list of credentials would have hidden that. So the site is a game. You play your way through what she teaches and come out knowing what her classroom feels like. I designed the interface and the brand language around it.
A career education brand hired me for one sponsored post. While writing it I kept tripping over 10 years of content, 900 articles and 300 podcast episodes, that nobody on the team could find anymore. So I built them an AI-assisted knowledge system, organised around the questions their students actually ask. Six months later the team still runs on it.
My Curiosity Folders
Books on my shelf
These are the books I go back to when a decision gets murky.
They sharpen my questions, see a problem from another side,
and choose on purpose rather than drift.