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RT @DKThomp: Yes. Writing is not a second thing that happens after thinking. The act of writing is an act of thinking. Writing *is* think….

this is such a good idea.

This is super interesting. I've always felt that @superpathco is on the other side of this. We give more value than we extract, which leaves us in a comfortable spot. Deliver value to our members and always more room to grow as it feels right.

tbh i'm not sure how i did any work at all before @WisprFlow and @meetgranola.

Content marketers have experienced this with Twitter, LinkedIn and now Google. AEO is currently in step 2, but step 3 will come. Doesn't mean you shouldn't do it, just be careful because the wave *will* crash at some point.

"Step 3 is a bloodbath.". @bbalfour wrote this about distributing products, but it applies equally to content. the cycle:. 1⃣ platform needs you to create content.2⃣ platform incentives you with free access to users.3⃣ platform no longer needs you.

RT @bbalfour: 🆕 New Essay: The Next Great Distribution Shift.The $100B cycle hiding in plain sight…. As @onecaseman said a year ago, AI ha….

I used to post pictures from my runs every week. I've had the chance to run some beautiful trails this week, so bringing it back.

It's been a minute since I've been on Twitter but I'm back to share this great clip of @mattnhodges talking about @heyequals content:

RT @RossHudgens: What do high-performing SaaS content teams have in common?. I chatted with @superpathco CEO @jimmy_daly, who’s interviewe….

I'm suddenly getting a bunch of @beehiiv newsletters that I didn't subscribe to 😠.

One last thing. I live in the mountains and mostly run on trails. Getting back on the roads/track has been fun, but I'll always be a trail runner at heart.

@VDOTO2 I have one upcoming race that doesn't really fit into this training plan but will be fun anyway. Pike's Peak Ascent (13 miles with 7800ft of vertical gain lol). After that, I'll rest up and retest my 5k to see how ~two months of training has gone. More posts to come.

@VDOTO2 A few other things I'm thinking about for this training:. * training my gut to handle ~70-90 grams of carbs per hour (harder than I thought it would be).* getting used to my first pair of super shoes (Nike Vaporfly 3).* recovery (which is MUCH harder now than 2010 😆).

The @VDOTO2 calculator says this is equivalent to a 3:02 marathon. Adjusted for altitude, it's more like 2:52. Realistically, I don't think I have the speed to run 2:52 but I am shooting for sub-3 hours.

I've been using the @VDOTO2 Adaptive Training app to focus my training. It started with a 5k time trial to understand current fitness and build a plan around that. 5k TT was 19:03 at 7,200ft elevation. Rather than convert to sea level, I'm using this to inform training paces.

BQ for men 40-44 is 3:10, but last two years, runners needed times ~5m30s faster than the qualifier to actually get in. My 26.2 PR is 2:48 but that was in 2010 and I was 24yo. I've been running that whole time, but mostly trail + ultras.

I turn 40 in April 2026 and want to run the Boston Marathon to celebrate. The 2026 qualifying window starts in a few weeks. I'm signed up for my first stab at a BQ at the Tucson Marathon in December.

I haven't used Twitter much lately, but I've set a new running goal and am planning to post about that + training. Mostly for my own accounability and documentation but maybe interesting to other people too.

I interviewed Ross for the @superpathco pod this week and heard the full story. It's a good one. Congrats @RossHudgens and the whole team!.