Life Lessons4 min read
What My Father's Ledger Taught Me About Money
Before I ever read a balance sheet, I watched a man rule lines into an exercise book by hand and write down everything he owed. That book made me.
Read moreWelcome to my world
Ọláoyè Samuel Adétáyọ̀ Olúwadámiláre Àlàbí
Reflections on life, growth, technology, leadership, and building a meaningful legacy.

The short version
I'm Ọláoyè Samuel Adétáyọ̀, but most people call me DaPsalmy. Born in Lagos, rooted in Odo-Owa, building from wherever the work needs me. I write to slow down and understand what I'm building, and why.
More about meFrom the journal
Life Lessons4 min read
Before I ever read a balance sheet, I watched a man rule lines into an exercise book by hand and write down everything he owed. That book made me.
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Building4 min read
Money does not go where it is needed. It goes where it is safe. Once I stopped resenting that and started building for it, everything about raising capital, and refusing it, changed.
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Leadership3 min read
I have never watched a company die in a board meeting. They die in the corridor afterwards, in the truth that was carried into the room and carried back out unsaid.
Read moreWhat I'm building
My work runs across technology, media, trade, football development, and community-building. A few of the things I'm building right now:
I am still becoming. That is the honest truth. I am building, learning, failing sometimes, correcting quickly, laughing when necessary, and trusting God through the parts I cannot control.