If you’ve come here expecting a long list of titles, achievements, or professional highlights, you won’t find them. Those belong to another part of my life — the one that already has its own website and story. This space is different. This is about who I am — Mohit Riz when I’m not sitting in meetings, signing documents, or talking business.

I was born and raised in Peru, with the Andes as my backdrop. The mountains gave me a certain kind of perspective that has never left me — the ability to slow down, to listen to silence, and to recognise that life is bigger than any single moment. Later, life brought me across the world to Singapore, where I found a new rhythm, new friendships, and a second home. Living between these two worlds has shaped me more than I can put into words: one foot in the Andes, one foot in Asia, and a heart stretched between.

What I believe in is simple. I believe in showing up as myself, even if that means being “uncool”. I believe in friendships as the true wealth we carry. I believe in the discipline of practices like Muay Thai — not for fighting, but for honesty, clarity, and balance. And I believe in the power of stories: the ones we tell ourselves, the ones we share with friends, and the ones we leave behind for others to find.

This site is my way of sharing those stories. Some are memories — of mornings in Peru, of moments with friends across borders. Some are reflections on discipline, authenticity, and the struggles we all carry quietly. Others are simply musings from an ordinary day. None of them are written as advice or instruction. They’re just glimpses of how I’ve tried to make sense of my journey.

Outside of writing, you’ll usually find me training, travelling, or just enjoying the company of friends. I’m not someone who needs large crowds, but I do value good conversations, whether they happen over coffee, during a long walk, or in the middle of training when words are few but respect is clear.

If I had to sum myself up, I’d say I’m a work in progress. Someone trying to live honestly, to learn from every encounter, and to balance the noise of the world with the silence I once knew in the mountains.

Thank you for stepping into this space. If anything you read here resonates with you, then this little corner of the internet has done its job.