founders and agencies ALWAYS overcomplicate their tech stack. I moved everything to Whop for three reasons: 1) distribution: you build where builders are. Whop is home to the BEST builders actively selling and creating solutions. 2) support: you talk to ACTUAL people who solve

AI agents need 4 things to work like REAL employees: -a context layer to learn company knowledge -an accountability layer to make decisions -a coordination layer to work with humans right now, MOST agents fail at all four. but you CAN build them this way.

the fastest way to 10x your life and business: under promise and over deliver. this puts you ahead of the majority.

AI agents need 4 things to work like REAL employees: -a context layer to learn company knowledge -an accountability layer to make decisions -a coordination layer to work with humans right now, MOST agents fail at all four. but you CAN build them this way.

non-technical founders are getting into YC while developers continue to struggle. why? developers build in silos. they’re not solving deep, specific problems. most are obsessed with perfection AND over shipping. non-technical founders use AI tools to build fast, validate with

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one of the best takes on the “Head of Growth” role: “these are marketers, salespeople and content creators who operate with the rigor of a founder AND the scientific approach of a researcher”

AI - the new Industrial Revolution:

the difference between AGI and ASI: AGI: matches human intelligence. learns new domains diagnoses diseases, writes code, holds conversations at human level. ASI: surpasses humans in everything. designs better systems. invents new physics. self-improves recursively. we have

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AI business idea #1 build an (automated) weekly newsletter with new MRR stats of startups. you'll have an business model to sell to sponsors that runs itself. whose doing this!?

if you have a great product, it sells itself. that used to be true. today, every AI tool feels unique. they all do cool things. they all spark emotion. a good product is no longer a moat. the winners are founders who understand disruption and distribution. the ones who

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AI is the best play to make because you can attack it from two angles. 1) selling shovels: you build tools, automations, systems for businesses that have budget but zero clue how to use AI. they pay premium for what you already know how to build. 2) using shovels: you take

the 5 levels of AI implementation most businesses are stuck at level 1 using chatbots level 5 is AI-first organizations where human jobs get replaced by networks of AI systems.

we’re going to see a massive shift from corporate branded slop to social media optimized content. legacy media is fucked. the games changed. today’s viral brands now get that distribution happens on feeds. corporate loses to DTC that cuts through the bs. companies still

some market research sauce… tracking what people search and buy in real time is a goldmine most people ignore. Whop shows you live data on what's selling, search trends, and how much money products are making. you can watch demand shift as it happens. see what people want

I get asked daily how to get into AI. here are the 3 paths: 1) use AI tools to level up your current job 2) start an AI agency solving problems in industries you know 3) build AI products or software for underserved markets pick one path. commit 6 months minimum. most people

you and I both can make $1000/day but what you do with your thousand and what I do with mine is different. and with that comes different outcomes because of the decisions made. Investing in systems & people = 10x

$82,000 in deal-flow selling AI to brands in the month of November. It’s only the 3rd…