There's a particular kind of confidence that comes from having built things people actually use — bridges people drive across every day, tunnels that move a city, an airport that never stops. Prince Narang spent over a decade inside that world, managing some of the most complex infrastructure projects in New York. Then, in 2019, he walked away from it to start something of his own. That decision looked, on the surface, like a leap. In practice, it was closer to a natural next