Want a happier life? Flirt more. That girl at the cafe? Tell her she looks beautiful. That guy with big muscles? Tell him he's jacked. That lady in your office? Tell her she always dresses beautiful. Become a chronic flirter... Flirt with everybody around you. Not only will you spread good energy, which will make you feel good. But you'll also develop a magnetic aura that will attract others to you.

Prompt here: "make a dynamic 15-second motion graphics video that shows what an incredible motion designer you are, like it's your showreel for a résumé. go all out."

AI is cooking the internet so hard, people think a real image is AI. I don't blame them. We're entering the larp supercycle where anyone can portray any lifestyle, and you won't be able to tell the difference.

How it started VS how it's going

Houston, we have a problem. My latina found this post.

Girl won’t share what camera she uses to shoot her content. Meanwhile bros will reveal the exact ad creative, offer strategy, funnel data, and tax reduction structure they’re using to win, without anybody asking.

Not being an asshole is a survival strategy. Game theory has shown that players who play nice tend to prosper on the long run vs those who play dirty (And typically score points early). Next time you're about to get into internet beef, remember that there are 0 competitive advantages in having an extra person rooting for your downfall. Literally zero.

one of my favourite founders followed me. gotta behave now 😁

“But people don’t consume long form.” Yes they do, especially before buying into something, or downloading your product. The period between they’re curious whether to buy from you and the moment they decide whether to do it is the part people consume the most content. They will read your reviews, check your documentation, ask their friends about you… They’re in buying mode. And buying mode means information consumption mode. Especially when someone is about to buy, having long form content will help them make a decision why it should be buying from YOU.

Founder remember, if they binge, they buy. Make very very long form content about your product, the problem you’re trying to solve, how your unique mechanism works, and how you’re different than the rest. Trust me, if there is one thing you can do today that will make your business more profitable, it’s to make specific long form content your current audience, community, and prospects can binge. People want to buy, just give them more material to make a decision why you and not the company next door.

Nah this is hilarious

Meta has been cooking lately.

Girl at the coworking space “I don’t use AI because it pollutes the environment.” “How do you move around the city? Motorcycle or do you walk” I asked. She starts laughing “I have a motorcycle”. This ladies and gentlemen is called Selective Moral Disengagement in psychology. This is why I love psychology. You start realizing that all human action, habits, and decisions are nothing but a basket of documented behaviours that we all express in different ways.

Founders, if want to be perceived as an authority and articulate better do this short exercise before every call, presentation, or podcast.

I can't tell you how much better warm inbound leads are than cold ones. We get leads from both, and the difference is night and day. Warm leads show up already knowing you. They know you can solve their problem. They trust you. They close faster. They pay more. And they stay longer. Cold leads are the opposite. They're often solution unaware. They need longer sales cycles. Are price shopping, and they're more skeptical. And they churn faster. When a warm call lands on my calendar, I rejoice, just like the call from the screenshot below. I know I'm about to have fun on that call, and there's a good chance I'll end up working with someone who's a perfect fit and whom we'll crush it for. The best sales processes are built to handle both warm and cold. But warm traffic makes your whole funnel, and your whole business, perform so much better.

Nikita is speedrunning the trust recession.