When you realize you’ve wasted a lot of time, your entire decade of the 20s will be gone and you’ll be 34. So before that distant future costs your entire life, regain your aura. Regain your attention and focus. Chase your dream house, dream car, dream wife, dream money, dream job. This is the best time: everybody is busy with their phones, lusting after AI girls, lacking great skills, overloaded with surface-level information and brainrot, with shorter attention spans. You have the upper hand over them. Get out of this bubble and start building from something, and you’ll notice bigger changes in just 6 months. Otherwise we will be doomed for life while other people enjoy theirs.

Restart again. Find your spark again. Set goals again. Forgive yourself again. Be a kid again. Trust your guts again. Show up again. Step by step.

It’s genuinely depressing to log into X every day just to see another post about how AI is going to take your job. At some point, you stop learning out of curiosity and start learning out of fear of being left behind.

I stopped answering “make it more engaging” with a revision. I ask one question: “Where did you stop paying attention?” Vague feedback becomes a timestamp. A timestamp becomes a fix. Works almost every time. Nobody has to explain anything, they just tell me when.

A weak hook on a great video gets you nothing. A great hook on a weak video gets you views and no sales. Hooks decide whether anyone sees the edit. They don’t replace it.What’s the hook you’ve seen lose people at second 1?

Marcus Aurelius wrote this over 1800 years ago: “Do not disturb yourself by imagining your whole life at once.”

All you have to do is commit for 6 months. That's not a lot. It's actually very little. 6 months is 1% of 50 years, and most people can't stick to something that will change the trajectory of their life for 2 weeks.

Has anyone else felt like their ability to think for themselves has gotten weaker since using AI? I’ve started catching myself reaching for AI before even trying to figure things out on my own. That feels a little dangerous.

Never been on threads. Is it just like X?

opens X to post one thing gets distracted for 47 minutes likes 3 posts reposts 2 checks notifications forgets why I opened X closes X opens X

And for my final trick I'll prove to my self that I can make these delusional dreams a reality.

Underrated life advice: get better at recovering fast. You're going to fail. You're going to get rejected. Make bad calls. Lose money. Embarrass yourself. Whatever it is, the goal is shrinking the gap between falling down and getting back up. Master the art of starting over.

Five highest forms of intelligence : 1. Pattern recognition 2. Delusional optimism 3. Quiet discernment 4. Strategic detachment 5. Deep curiosity

Life fucking loves you. Things work out for you. Doors open for you. Money comes to you. Love finds you. People remember you. Opportunities want you. You keep getting lucky in ways that make you laugh because of course it worked out for you again. Of course it did. It always does. It always has.

Yo what's the connection between TRUMP and .si domain??? What did I miss???

For editors here: How long do you think a reasonable free test edit should be? 30 seconds? 1 minute? Or should editors avoid unpaid test edits altogether?

What’s the cheapest AI wrapper for using Seedance 2.5 right now? Not looking for another $50/month subscription just to generate a few clips. Drop your finds 👇

With AI getting scarily good. Making a video is becoming cheap. Making someone care about it is getting harder.

Video is changing fast. AI can generate the shot. Editing tools can automate the boring parts. Every platform wants a different version. But somehow, knowing what should be on screen is still the hardest part.