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There is no more substance No more feeling People want a backbone more than ever
It’s actually criminal how many of these are gone. Amazon and private equity killed so much of American life.
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Are we fucking cooked?
Jacob is correct here—we really do earnestly believe AI could kill all humans! I personally think it is >10% within the next decade. I believe Anthropic is trying its best, but we do not yet have a plan to solve alignment for superintelligence and are not clearly on track to.
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You can really just say whatever you want There is no right or wrong anymore
I'll die on this hill... There is absolutely no reason you should touch paid ads until you're doing $5 to $10 million in revenue. Learn how to create demand organically through content, partnerships, and outreach first. That's enough to take you to that 5-10M mark. Then once that engine is running, layer ads on top. If you do it the other way around you risk getting eaten up by rising ad costs before your margins can absorb it.
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Growth revolves around personal development In a world where everyone can give ‘value’ Be careful who you listen to The goal is development Not destruction
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Set standards so high in your life that average people can't even picture them Surround yourself with those goals daily until your brain starts believing that this is actually achievable This has worked for me every single time
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We’ve truly lost touch with ourselves So many things wrong with this photo The Starbucks is just the cherry on top
One of the more insane human beings I’ve ever come across. The portable whoop charger from the airport is a tough one to wrap my head around from The D Man here
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Big dogs gotta eat
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Few will understand
Triple grass fed burger, tallow fries and a Mexican coke is the ultimate superfood
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If I ever sell my company The first place I’m celebrating is in the sauna
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Kade Robertson retweeted
Do you know what every rich guy I’ve ever met has in common? They value proximity & network effects Don’t let some anti-social freak on the internet convince you otherwise
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Learning the hard way is a fool's game. You learn at your own expense, and life hands you plenty of that no matter what. The smarter move is chasing lessons from people who already paid for them. Find someone who's been there and learn from their scars instead of collecting your own.
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Extremely underrated group Been in a lot of masterminds Unbelievable sauce in here
there is no better room to be in right now than the WhopX mastermind. The only true mastermind that's gated based on revenue processed on the platform. the room can never get watered down or out of touch with your current level. oh did I mention its free? Ya no $100k/yr membership fee. Just gotta process on Whop over $100k/m to stay in If you are over 100k/mo and need in hmu Or if you aren't on Whop and want to be so you can get access to WhopX lemme know.
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Kade Robertson retweeted
Do everything you can to maximize neuroplasticity. New restaurants. New cafes. New seat in the cafe. New music. New workouts. New hobbies. New languages. New countries. Yes, consistency is important, but if you want to access new thinking and creativity, you have to have new experiences, and you have to have them often.
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Kade Robertson retweeted
In fact half the people I meet in beach clubs in St Tropez / Marbella are doing exactly this: one year it’s crypto, then an Amazon brand, then an AI lead-gen agency, then solar panels or some subsidised renovation business. Make €1m here, €2m there, shut it down when the margins disappear, spend six months travelling, then come back with the next “coup.” I used to think this was just unserious entrepreneurship, but some of them have become genuinely very good at it. Their real business isn’t crypto, AI or solar panels. It’s being early. They spot a new distribution channel, regulatory distortion, shortage or wave of hype before everyone else, build something around it very quickly, then leave before the market gets crowded. There’s no attachment to the product or industry because the company is only the vehicle. What actually compounds is the cash, contacts, execution speed and instinct for where the next trade will be. The old founder wanted to build one company that would outlive him. The new one wants enough wins that he never has to depend on one company at all.
Gen Z entrepreneurship increasingly looks like running a portfolio of asymmetric coups rather than betting everything on one serious, long-term project. One month it’s an AI wrapper. Then a TikTok Shop product, a viral food trend, or buying scarce inventory during a shortage and renting it back at triple the price. In Europe you can also trade the state: find the latest subsidy, regulation or public failure and put yourself in the middle. Build the website over a weekend, extract as much as possible while the window is open, then abandon it as soon as the trade stops working. It’s basically entrepreneurial day trading. Low commitment, limited downside, permanent optionality and a small chance one bet makes you rich. And honestly, it’s rational. Why spend ten years committing to one difficult company when AI lets you place ten cheap bets per year and one winning bet can make you rich?
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Grown men deciding to go “running” at 9pm on a Friday This is your competition
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Sooner or later you’ll realize why they don’t let sharks swim with the fish
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Kade Robertson retweeted
Distribution is actually fairly simple and it can be learned It just needs to be trained like a muscle Practice crafting hooks, showcasing benefits, exploiting psychological triggers in your messaging, and eventually you’ll become a master at distribution. It’s not nearly as hard as people make it out to be, but too many people are afraid to fail enough to figure out how to do it at an elite level
once you understand that distribuition is the ultimate skill to learn is the day you will stop being broke. because, nobody cares you came up with an original idea that never got a single pair of eyeballs on it, instead of your friends and fam. the world does need more originality, no doubt there, but if you understand distribution then you can truly do anything.
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you need to hit escape velocity for it to make any sense. you need to see see your abs and make money on the internet and have a positive interaction with a stranger. you need to write and go viral and eat well and get healthy and dress well and be complimented. once you see the result, the effort is easy. the hardest part is getting into orbit.
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