Scott Adams broke new ground in death. Recording his show to his last breath he did something remarkable. He invited those who loved him into his sitting room, shepherded them through their grief, prepared them for his inevitable death, and without hiding any of the ravages of

A Final Message From Scott Adams

RIP Scott

Fear doesn’t need a reason, it looks for one.

I stopped selling prompts and started packing them into customGPTs… selling like hot cakes

Primary question that social media makes creators ask is: how can I consume as much of my audience’s time as possible. I prefer: How can I provide maximum value per unit of time I consume.

Micheal Phelps: 2 full swim practices a day. Steph Curry: 500 free throws per day Micheal Jordan: 1000 shots per day The patterns for elites always involve more reps than anyone else

Statistically pessimists are far more accurate about their performance yet optimists are more successful. The difference is the level of persistence between the two.

GPT 5.2 knowledge cut off seems to be August 2025.

Tiktokification of instagram has made it terrible as a casual user. I see way less from the people I want too and far more fast-edit brainrot. Sadly the algorithm is only going to encourage more of that content.

The best headline I’ve ever used is only 2 words. Whenever you’re stuck on a title, subject line, or hook… use this formula: Watch me ____. Watch me lose weight in 30 days. Watch me build a funnel in 30 seconds. Watch this AI make $50 in minutes. Watch how fast I got your loan

I doubled my email list by removing the opt-in. I gave away software with no landing page. People downloaded first… and only entered a real email when they registered it. Result? ✔️ 2X more sign-ups ✔️ cleaner emails ✔️ organic sharing Most creators add friction. I deleted it

Claude Hopkins took Schlitz from #5 to #1… not by inventing something new, but by telling the story everyone else ignored. They were already steam-cleaning, sterilizing, and filtering — but never mentioned it. Hopkins did. And it changed everything. Sometimes the win is

If you give AI these 5 questions, it can build high-converting sales messages almost every time: What makes this unique? How do I know it’s real? Why should I act now? How do I get started? What’s the value in plain language? Feed these into AI before writing any copy.

AI can write great sales copy… until it gets long. That’s when it starts drifting, mixing styles, and losing structure. The fix is simple: Lock it into a framework before you prompt it. Use: • PAS • AIDA • 4Ps • Hook–Story–Offer • ABT I also feed it real examples so it

I took a proven affiliate strategy and automated it with AI. Our affiliates used it to intercept buyer traffic and scale fast. 3 steps: 1️⃣ Use AI to find competing products with search volume 2️⃣ Pull real reviews and rewrite them to recommend your offer 3️⃣ Publish everywhere

Someone needs to create an advent calendar of hot sauce.

I used AI to profit from a law most business owners don’t even realize applies to them. Most websites are legally required to meet accessibility standards. And when they don’t, attorneys file lawsuits — often forcing settlements that reach $70,000. So here’s what I did: I let

I’ve paid over $2M to affiliates… and every top earner I’ve worked with used the exact same strategy. They don’t try to “sell.” They educate. Here’s their whole playbook in one line: Short educational content → lead magnet → weekly value emails. No hype. No pressure. No