Millennials were built for Agent Orchestration.

Pro tip. You get more done without a back-to-back booked calendar.

1% better every day putting my operator hat back on after half a decade in SaaS has been the best thing for me so many learnings. so much momentum working with a team I adore, respect and collab with gets me up motivated and searching for that 1% beyond blessed

So, dbrand has the best packaging, unboxing and education experience in the whole DTC game right now. Unmatched.

One of these best things I've read in recent memory: henrikkarlsson.xyz/p/agency on agency, goal-setting in life and approaching problems

Massive fan of this framework for AI fluency across an entire company. It’s not just product and engineering teams that should be adapting and integrating into workflows. It’s everyone, in sync, rowing together. And pushing for mastery.

Pricing on Adobe Firefly Services has got to be the most egregious, unrealistic thing I've ever encountered. Prime for disruption. Price : Value ratio is way off for what they're demanding.

DTC tech partners are split on how they're approaching AI: dipping toes in the water or diving in. The all-in side is winning but are risking overcomplicating their product by being more hyped about the technology than the problem its solving . The operators I talk to don't

Reminder: DTC is hard. The tools have changed over the past 10 years but the difficulty level is still there. More than any other industry I've worked in.

today i ran an experiment that exposed what i believe to be one of the biggest threats to america right now i attempted to raise funding for a manufacturing company from silicon valley VCs and from PE funds the VC gave me 5 minutes on zoom and said this was "more of a PE deal"

There's no high like finding or fixing something on your site and seeing the immediate conversion bump and ripple impacts.

I spend a lot of time in the genAI world so its rare for me to have a real "wow" moment. This is one of those. "This is the worst its going to be." rings true here. Can't wait to see how tools like this get used.

Wait a minute… The guy trying desperately to usher in superintelligence at Meta is named Roko’s Basilisk-o????

I normally don't buy into the browser hype but Comet is what Arc wished it could have been. Less bloated, noticeably faster than stock Chrome and the AI features feel intentional yet out-of-the-way instead of slathered on top.

DTC people out there doing your own manufacturing -- any preferences on a MRP system? We're needing something more lightweight than a full blown SAP style ERP. Currently looking at Deskera.

Currently seeing some outsized success on AppLovin as I'm starting to scale spend and want to share 3 highlights of what I've seen working: 1. Captioned direct response UGC 2. Creative sets with less than 4 videos + 4 end cards 3. End cards with CRAZY high levels of motion +

Day made, Shopify. Sometimes its the little things: especially when one of your brands has 20k+ products.

One of my favorite lessons I’ve learnt from working with smart people: Action produces information. If you’re unsure of what to do, just do anything, even if it’s the wrong thing. This will give you information about what you should actually be doing. Sounds simple on the

Cyber Monday. Two sick kids. Running a cross-brand promo. Shopify admin down. No problem.

what opening Claude Code on Desktop and Claude Code CLI feels like