Everyone wants to build with AI. But figuring out what to build, who needs it, how to validate it, and where to start is a different story. So on OCTOBER 1st, I’m starting a 10-day series on turning an idea into a real start-up/business with AI. Idea → Research → Validation → MVP → Users → Sales → Systems. If you’re interested in building something, follow along..

Your brain doesn’t have to work like everyone else’s to be valuables

Sometimes I just wonder how Seyi Vibez came up with the outro on El Jaja 😭🔥

Take care, everyone. 🌙✨ See you tomorrow with fresh energy and a grateful heart. Good night my X family.

Standards aren't punishment. They're just what happens when you stop confusing tolerance with love.

One mistake I made early in business: I treated every opportunity like a good opportunity. Someone wanted to talk? Great. Someone wanted a proposal? Even better. Eventually I learned that saying yes creates work long before it creates revenue. Now I qualify opportunities much harder.

Good night, X family 🌙 Leave your worries to Allah and sleep with a peaceful heart. 🤲 May tomorrow bring more blessings. Ameen!

Women that use their kuntus for extra curriculum activities came out openly to beg men to please patronize them. That they’ve reduced their price to ₦15k😂😭

just telling someone if you wanna have a positive day you gotta have a positive mind… fix your thoughts

Which AI tool do you use the most? I use ChatGPT more than any other AI tool..

I’m relatively new to X, but I’ve been on LinkedIn for decades, so the style of DMs here has been... surprising. A lot of founders use DMs to ask for information, resources, feedback or help. The courage is admirable. The execution often isn’t. Some unsolicited advice: 1. Use a spellchecker and write proper sentences. If someone is giving you their time, the last thing they want is to figure out what the hell you typed. 2. Have a clear intent and ask for something specific. “I’m XYZ, here’s my app” is not a request. It’s very easy to skip. At most, you’ll get a pat on the shoulder. Tell people what you actually want from them. 3. Remember that your DM is a business proposition. Write a little more formally. Nobody is going to take you seriously if it looks like you texted your best friend at 3 AM. And don’t breadcrumb information. Nobody has time for 10 messages back and forth just to discover why you contacted them. A DM might technically be a chat message, but it’s not WhatsApp. Be brief. Don’t rant. Avoid clichés and cheap flattery. You might think flattery makes you stand out. Trust me, it doesn’t. 4. Do some research before writing. Prepare the questions you want to ask and the answers to obvious questions they might ask you. Don’t impulsively DM everyone and wing every conversation. 5. If someone responds with a specific question, answer the question. Don’t ignore it and continue ranting about your product hoping they’ll eventually give in. Demonstrate that you can have an adult conversation. Your app might be the best thing in the world, but it’s difficult to take you seriously if you can’t demonstrate the discipline required to write a simple message.

Hear me out. Paying it forward isn’t about finding someone who deserves it. It’s not about helping someone who asks. It’s about a random of act of kindness and bringing a smile to someone’s day.

Strangers noticing you is weather. Your mood should be climate. Build the inner scoreboard first or every like becomes a loan you have to repay with your peace.

Every failing telehealth brand has one of 3 downstream problems: 1. Lead-to-appointment conversion (bad follow-up systems) 2. Appointment-to-show rate (weak reminder flows) 3. Show-to-close rate (no trained salesperson) Fix any one and revenue jumps 30%. Fix all three and you double your business without spending another dollar on ads.

At 3 a.m., your AI agent got an error but kept retrying the task. By morning, your API has received 40K requests from it. What would you check first??

Your outbound message has one job: Start a conversation. Not explain your entire company. Not list every service. Not squeeze in a case study. Give them enough relevance and curiosity to reply. You can sell after they respond.

If I later bùy this iPhone 18, I go dey carry the carton waka

🚨ChatGPT reaches 1.2 billion weekly users But y’all come here and keep hating on ChatGPT

The unverified so slow they couldn't even pull up a darn badge 😏

Maybe humans need a little more village and a little less constant competition.