I keep building.

1985 / Warsaw to Sweden

The line starts with everything in one car.

His parents left Warsaw for Sweden in 1985 and packed the family possessions into the car. Growing up with a sense of lack taught him to look for ways to earn, build, and move before he had all the answers.

“Lesiu, I don't know, but try.”

~1993-2003 / The first work

Small trades became practical lessons.

The early stories are concrete: lilac bouquets sold door to door, Bingolotto tickets, fire alarms with installation, weekend work, and a piano CD recorded after hours and sold directly to listeners.

“I wanted to make a record, and I did it.”

Luleå / First companies

A Thursday call became a 1,500 km move.

After the medical-school plan collapsed, he found Space Engineering in Luleå, called the professor on Thursday, drove north on Sunday, slept in the car, and registered on Monday. Later came Avenue of Stars, Condotech, KYAB, pasta with ketchup, and the first serious lessons in selling a product before perfecting it.

“If you don't try, the answer is "no" anyway.”

PizzaPortal / Delivery Hero

The first high point is written from the contract table.

The opening of Power of Momentum starts with a Montblanc pen, a EUR 100 million investment agreement, the earlier PLN 120 million Delivery Hero sale, and the later line that the company would be worth more than EUR 5 billion.

SunRoof / Family and risk

The family exception took seven years.

Angel in Hell frames SunRoof as the one exception to the rule of avoiding investments in close relationships. He first said no, later chose iTaxi, then invested without running the company, and only gradually entered the project more fully with his brother.

Angel investing

The investor layer comes from both sides of the table.

Angel in Hell starts from the dual perspective: raising money for his own companies from angels, funds, public sources, partners, suppliers, and customers, and later investing in other founders himself.