#futurefirst

What Is the MakeTime Philosophy? 

The MakeTime philosophy is more than a productivity hack—it's a future-first mindset that empowers individuals to lead, create, and innovate before the world is ready. 

In every generation, there are two kinds of people:  👉 Those who wait.  👉 And those who make time. 

MakeTime is about building what's missing, not what's trending. It’s about acting with intention, anticipating change, and crafting tomorrow today. 

A Quiet Revolution in Innovation Mindset 

MakeTime isn't a slogan—it’s a quiet rebellion against waiting.  It’s the decision to act without external validation, to build before it's demanded, and to lead when others hesitate. 

This proactive mindset for innovators and entrepreneurs is guided by one truth: 

“Progress doesn’t always knock—you have to build the door.” 

History Favors the Visionaries 

Throughout history, progress was driven by those who didn’t wait for permission: 

When the world believed the Earth was flat, someone set sail. 

When flight seemed impossible, someone designed wings. 

When space was unknown, someone listened to the stars. 

These were future-first thinkers.  They didn’t wait—they made time. 

What It Truly Means to “Make Time” 

To make time means to: 

✅ Choose purpose over procrastination  ✅ Act on ideas before they’re in demand  ✅ Build value before recognition arrives  ✅ Prioritize creation over imitation 

It’s not about being first to finish—it’s about being first to believe, first to move, and first to create impact. 

Ask Yourself: 

What can I build before the world asks for it? 

What can I improve before it becomes a crisis? 

What can I give without expecting applause? 

The MakeTime philosophy isn’t reserved for inventors. It’s for teachers, parents, entrepreneurs, and everyday leaders. 

The Future Is Built—Not Found 

We often think the future is something we’ll reach.  But the truth is: 

The future is a product of what we do today. 

Future-first thinking is not about waiting for what's next—it's about creating it now. 

Those who make time don’t chase the future.  They lead it. 

Innovation Is a Daily Mindset 

True innovation isn’t scheduled. It doesn’t appear on a planner. 

It happens when we: 

Begin before it's comfortable 

Build before it’s proven 

Create without consensus 

This is what it means to have a future-first innovation mindset—one driven by courage and anticipation. 

MakeTime Is a Movement, Not Just a Moment 

You don’t need to invent a machine to make time. 

A parent makes time by choosing better for their child. 

A teacher makes time by igniting curiosity. 

A community makes time by planning for generations. 

Every act of intentional innovation makes time. 

How aerpace Applies the MakeTime Philosophy 

At aerpace, we didn’t wait for the future—we started building it. 

While others focused on optimizing the present, we asked: 

“What’s next—and how do we lead it?” 

From aerWing (flying mobility) to aerDock, aerCargo, and aerVolt (solar-powered systems), we designed an ecosystem rooted in the MakeTime philosophy. 

Our Vision: 

Mobility as a right, not a luxury 

Clean energy by default, not exception 

Removing distance as a barrier to opportunity 

We’re not just building for today.  We’re reimagining the entire transportation ecosystem for tomorrow. 

Join the MakeTime Movement 

If you're tired of waiting for change—become it. 

✅ Build what’s missing  ✅ Move with intention  ✅ Begin before it’s expected 

At aerpace, we’ve been making time for the future—since yesterday.  Now it’s your turn. 

Visual diary #2 | Accessibility

I think accessibility is one of the most overlooked aspects of how digital products are built.

For many users, the web is difficult to navigate and understand. Color contrast ratios, text hierarchy, and keyboard navigation are an excellent start, but more impactful changes are needed to ensure every user has been considered.

For this Wicked Problem, I see a lot of things that need to change. I also see an industry that has never been more ready and accepting of making it happen.