Most salespeople kill objections. The dangerous ones strengthen them first. Steelmanning means taking your prospect's best reason to say no, making it even sharper, then walking straight through it anyway. That's not just a debate trick it's the fastest way to build trust with

Jesse Stare at the screen for 30 seconds, open Twitter, get pulled into a thread, forget Claude was running, come back 20 minutes later to a finished response they're now too distracted to properly read.

If you really want to achieve your dreams you just work for it everyday no matter what.

Real question for the room: Solo founder or co-founder which one actually wins long term? I've seen solo operators move faster and keep everything. I've also seen co-founders survive things alone would have broken them. What's your experience?

Honest question: Is posting on X every day actually worth it or am I just feeding an algorithm that doesn't care about me? Sometimes it feels like shouting into a room that's already moved on.

On money and ageYour 20s are for building tolerance for discomfort. Your 30s are for converting that tolerance into income. Most people skip the first part and wonder why the second never arrives.

On AI replacing jobsAI didn't take your job. Someone who learned AI did. The threat was never the technology. It was the 18 months you spent waiting to see how it plays out.

Just got off a call with entrepreneurs from 5 different countries. We made a deal: hit $50 k revenue in 2 months and we all fly to Italy to work together in person. Everyone now working on one big project. Just people building real things from anywhere in the world, betting on

If you are not using AI for everyday work, what are you even doing?

Is NOTION the ultimate set up for running a business ?

The agencies still selling deliverables are already dead. They just haven’t received the invoice yet. The ones that survive won’t sell content, ads, or strategy. They’ll sell outcomes. Own the systems. Charge for results, not hours. The threat was never AI. It’s your client

Thinking about starting a B2B fleet detailing company monthly retainer, we clean your work vans and business cars so you never think about it again. Dirty vans lose clients. Clean ones close deals. Seems like a no-brainer for trades, HVAC, construction companies. Would you pay

You don't lose clients to better competitors. You lose them to better impressions.

Just spent the day messsing around with Kling AI and finally cracked the code on high quality video. If you are tired of getting weird results just drop a comment or DM on post. I will send over the exact prompt structure I used to get it right.

Your network is just the average of the rooms you were willing to walk into before you were ready. One introduction from the right person compresses years of grinding into months. One mentor who's been where you're going is worth more than any course, book, or strategy ever

Most people are one good offer away from changing their business forever. They just keep tweaking the funnel instead of fixing the thing the funnel is selling.

You spend a third of your life unconscious and science still doesn't fully understand why. The leading theory is that sleep exists to clean toxic waste from your brain. Which means the most productive thing you do every day is nothing.

The color you call red and the color I call red might look completely different in our heads. There's no way to verify it. We just agreed on the word and assumed the experience was the same.

People don't buy the best service. They buy the one they trust most. Trust is built long before the sales call through your content, your reputation, and how consistently you show up for the right people. The strongest positioning doesn't close deals. It makes deals unnecessary

What's the one decision you made that completely changed the trajectory of your life?