I’m here to build, fund, and help: 1️⃣ The Individual Superachiever 2️⃣ Collective of Superachievers 3️⃣ Supercivilization Ecosystem If you’re game, then let’s level up! The endgame is to gleefully say… Adiós 🪫Degen Anticivilization 👋 Aloha 🔋Regen Supercivilization 🤙

If you always do what you’ve always done, then you’ll always get what you’ve always gotten.

Find a problem so big that you can spend at least 10 years of your life on, but that you can also demonstrate incremental progress towards.

Simplest, clearest, easiest way to win: 😠 Current Pain (clarify what you do NOT want) 😊 Desired Gain (clarify what you do now want) ✅ Next Actions (build a bridge from current to desired) 📈 Best Results (know the score and measure progress)

Humanism > Cyborgism. Human First

Vizon platform beta is launching this week. You can join the waitlist and will be the first to get building your vizon.

What two things do you know deeply that seem totally unrelated? That combination might be your path to solving problems no one else can even see. Drop your weird combo below 👇

The most interesting problems—and often the most valuable solutions—live at the intersections. You’re not just building expertise. You’re building bridges no one else can see.

Think about it: Most specialists compete for the same opportunities Most generalists lack depth to create real value But specialists who bridge domains? They’re rare.

Your “random” expertise combo isn’t career confusion. It’s your unique advantage. The intersection of your knowledge is territory only you can occupy.

Steve Jobs didn’t out-engineer everyone to create the iPhone. He combined: → Deep tech knowledge → Design obsession → Calligraphy influence → Eastern philosophy While others competed within lanes, he built something new.

💡 The aha moment: Everyone’s chasing expertise in single domains. But the biggest opportunities hide in the gaps between fields—places most people never look.

Marketing psychology + product design. Biology + engineering. Ancient philosophy + modern leadership. Most people fight within established lanes. They create entirely new categories.

The most valuable people I know solve problems others can’t see. Here’s why: they don’t just go deep in one thing. They master 2-3 fields, then find the magic in between. 🧵 👇

Youngens, listen. As someone who has lived through many fake “awakenings”, let me tell you: don’t let your guard down. Fight like no one is coming to save you.

(8/8) The Prime Law isn't some crazy idea. It's literally: "Don't hurt people and don't take their stuff" - but applied to EVERYONE, including government. Imagine that world. We can build it. 🔥

(7/8) This hits different if you: 🎯 Build businesses tired of regulatory capture 🎯 Want cops to protect, not harass 🎯 Believe adults can make their own choices 🎯 Are sick of being treated like a child by government Ready to be FREE?

(6/8) Here's the genius part - Article 3: NO EXCEPTIONS. EVER. No "pandemic emergency" loopholes No "national security" excuses No "for the children" manipulation No "temporary" power grabs Politicians HATE this one rule 😏

(5/8) "But what about actual bad guys?" Article 2: Force is ONLY okay to stop people who hurt others. Stopping a robber ✅ Self-defense ✅ Cops protecting victims ✅ Government controlling peaceful people ❌ Makes sense, right?

4/8 If you just want to live your life: Your body, your choice Your house, your rules Your paycheck, your money Your agreements, your business Zero "crimes" without victims. Zero "emergency" power grabs. Just leave people alone. 🕊️

(3/8) If you're building something: ❌ No more bureaucrats shutting you down ❌ No more big corps using regulations to crush you ❌ No more politicians picking favorites ✅ Just protection from actual criminals Build freely. Compete fairly. Win honestly.