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Real question what's one trait that you see in successful people that you rarely see in normies?

Ain't looking good for my comp sci boys... Computer Science just hit 6.1% unemployment rate Ranked 7th HIGHEST among all college majors. Meanwhile, everyone's still telling kids "learn to code bro" The gold rush is over. Time to build something actually worth value.

AI startups are bringing back the 996 culture (9am-9pm, 6 days a week) and it's getting insane. Cognition expects 80+ hour weeks. Lovable openly states "long hours, high pace." xAI teams grinding "day and night." Here's what's really driving this madness:

Day 3 of building to the moon Got a couple of sales and signed some marketing clients 1% better

Meta just partnered with Midjourney and everyone's missing the real play here. This isn't about "collaboration" or "bringing tech together"... This is about Meta realizing they're getting CRUSHED in AI image generation and panic buying their way back into the game.

I was outcome obsessed when I started and it fucked me over hard. Couldn’t bench 225 but dreaming about 405. Worried about hitting 220 pounds but couldn’t even hit my daily calories. Same energy, different problems. Outcome mentality is desperation in disguise. “I NEED to hit 10k this month” “I NEED 1000 followers by Friday” “I NEED this deal to close or I’m fucked” People smell that shit from miles away and it repels them instantly. Here’s what I learned… The moment you stop giving a fuck about the outcome, everything changes. Not in a lazy way. In a “I’m so locked into the process that results are inevitable” way. Instead of obsessing over bench 405, I focused on perfect form at 185. Instead of chasing revenue goals, I dialed in my daily systems. Funny thing happens when you stop needing shit… You start attracting it. Clients can feel when you’re desperate vs when you’re abundant. Your content hits different when you’re not chasing metrics. Deals close easier when you’re not attached to them closing. Build systems that create the future version of you. Then trust the process so hard that outcomes become irrelevant. That’s when the real power kicks in. When you don’t give a fuck about the results… The results can’t help but show up. Ps the video is you fucking the shit out life Launch

First, look at our mass dm campaign we are building out for a client

Stop trying to "disrupt" industries Just make existing shit 10% better Uber didn't invent taxis They made calling one easier Airbnb didn't invent hotels They made booking easier Netflix didn't invent movies They made watching easier Improvement beats innovation

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W post But imma start water marking my shit

If you're still manually handling phone farms in 2025, you're doing it wrong. Here's a first-hand look at our new remote control feature we are rolling out → Now you can travel without bringing your farm → Set up operations in remote locations → No more device theft paranoia with vas → Full control from your laptop anywhere This feature alone could save people months of headaches.

Musk just sued Apple AND OpenAI claiming they're conspiring to kill competition. This isn't just some rich guy tantrum. This could reshape how AI apps get discovered and distributed. Here's what's actually happening and why it matters

Your friends will support your dreams... Until you start actually achieving them. Then suddenly you're "changing" and "acting different." Nah dawg. I'm just not settling for mediocre anymore. If that makes you uncomfortable, that's a you problem.

Most people prompt AI like they're talking to a human But AI doesn't think like humans Humans can fill in gaps and make assumptions AI needs explicit instructions Instead of "write good copy" Try "write a 3-sentence product description for [product] that highlights [specific benefit] for [target audience] using a conversational tone" The more specific you are, the better the output Treat AI like a very capable intern who needs clear direction

The future of AI isn't one super-intelligent system It's lots of specialized AI tools working together Imagine: - one AI that's amazing at writing - another that's perfect for data analysis - another that handles image generation - systems that connect them all This is already happening in successful companies They're not waiting for AGI They're building with the tools available today

If I was broke and needed to learn prompt engineering fast, here's exactly what I'd do... Most people are wasting months on generic ChatGPT tutorials when they could master this in weeks with the right approach. Here's my step-by-step framework:

Real question what's one trait that you see in successful people that you rarely see in normies?

Ain't looking good for my comp sci boys... Computer Science just hit 6.1% unemployment rate Ranked 7th HIGHEST among all college majors. Meanwhile, everyone's still telling kids "learn to code bro" The gold rush is over. Time to build something actually worth value.

The AI bubble isn't just big... It's literally propping up the entire US economy. Companies are spending more on AI data centers than we spent on telecom during the dot-com boom. And if this thing pops, we're all fucked.

Google's Gemini just had a complete mental breakdown while debugging code And honestly... this tells us way more about building AI systems than any conference talk ever will Here's what actually happened and why it matters 🧵

Everyone's losing their minds over AI coding tools... JPMorgan claims 20% efficiency gains. Atlassian says 99% of devs save 10+ hours weekly. But here's what they're not telling you: A recent study found devs were actually 19% SLOWER with AI tools. The problem? We're solving the wrong bottleneck.

Everyone's losing their shit about "10x AI engineers" on LinkedIn. "AI made me 100x more productive!" "I replaced my whole dev team with Claude!" "Real engineers use agentic workflows!" I fell for this bullshit anxiety too. Then I actually tested it. Here's what nobody wants to tell you: 🧵

Musk just sued Apple AND OpenAI claiming they're conspiring to kill competition. This isn't just some rich guy tantrum. This could reshape how AI apps get discovered and distributed. Here's what's actually happening and why it matters

GPT just lost its best users. And OpenAI doesn't even realize it yet. I've been tracking this shift for months. The pattern is clear, and it's exactly what kills every platform that gets too big. Here's what's really happening:🧵

AI startups are bringing back the 996 culture (9am-9pm, 6 days a week) and it's getting insane. Cognition expects 80+ hour weeks. Lovable openly states "long hours, high pace." xAI teams grinding "day and night." Here's what's really driving this madness:

If I was broke and needed to learn prompt engineering fast, here's exactly what I'd do... Most people are wasting months on generic ChatGPT tutorials when they could master this in weeks with the right approach. Here's my step-by-step framework:

If you think Japanese websites look like shit, you're missing a $10M lesson. While everyone copies "minimalist" design, Japan's "cluttered" websites generate billions. Here's what this 8-week research project taught me about design, user behavior, and why your "clean" landing pages aren't converting:

Well this is awkward... Cisco just announced they're laying off 221 Bay Area employees right after posting their Q4 earnings showing $14.7B revenue (up 8% from last year) The math ain't mathing here 🤔

Microsoft just pulled the ultimate power move... GitHub's CEO "resigned" and now GitHub is getting absorbed into Microsoft's CoreAI team. If you think this is just corporate reshuffling, you're missing the real play here. Let me break down what's actually happening:

Just hit 10,000 AI video generations after 10 months of daily grinding Started with zero experience, $1000 in credits, and made every mistake possible. Now I'm consistently creating viral content and actually making money. Here's what actually works...

Microsoft just silently fixed a massive security flaw in Copilot and decided not to tell anyone about it. Your audit logs have been wrong for months and they're hoping you never find out. Here's the bullshit they're trying to hide: 🧵

Meta just partnered with Midjourney and everyone's missing the real play here. This isn't about "collaboration" or "bringing tech together"... This is about Meta realizing they're getting CRUSHED in AI image generation and panic buying their way back into the game.