01 / NOW
Learning the language of capital.
I’m a finance student at Brigham Young University, building a foundation in how businesses, markets, and institutions make decisions.
More about merendering portrait…
Caleb
Haymore.
Finance / Law / Systems
Selected coordinates
A journey through
what I’m exploring.
02 / QUESTION
What happens where capital meets rules?
That question keeps pulling me toward the boundary between finance and law—where incentives become institutions and abstract systems create real consequences.
03 / PRACTICE
Make the thinking survive contact.
Case competitions are where I test ideas quickly: find the signal, build the argument, and make a decision before the clock runs out.
Marriott Case Competition 1st Place
Ballard Center Case Competition 3rd Place
Global Business Center Case Competition 2026
04 / BUILD
Turn repeated friction into a system.
A scheduled Claude Desktop agent that runs every evening and compiles a daily work journal entry without any manual effort. Each run, it pulls my Granola meeting recordings and transcripts, cross-references them against my Google Calendar events, and scans Notion for pages I created or updated that day.
1 project05 / THINK
Follow the question a little farther.
Research and writing give me room to stay with ideas that don’t fit inside a slide deck—and to make my thinking legible to someone else.
06 / ORBIT
Three ideas.
One unstable orbit.
Finance, law, and systems thinking rarely sit still. This small three-body study keeps them in motion. Move through the field to change its gravity; click anywhere to disturb the orbit.
End / beginning
Still curious.
If you’re thinking about capital, institutions, or strange new systems, I’d like to hear about it.
[email protected]