I know everyone in ai and web3 likes to move at the speed of light and everything... but anyone that wants to jump on a call in "the next 15 min" is a scammer

BREAKING 🚨 Your Web3 rivals just unlocked X’s biggest growth secret... And you didn’t even know. Miss this and you’ll be playing catch-up all quarter 👇

90% of vibe coders will churn when they try to build something substantial and realize that you still need to bug fix.

Sometimes the problem is your ideas are just too spot on for AI to even comprehend.

Thinking about the 'why' behind founder-led marketing. Is it just sales? Or is it about finding your people, validating your ideas, and getting outside of the echo chamber of your close knit community? For me, it feels more like the latter.

I'm obsessed with the idea that the best salespeople are becoming librarians or curators. Buyers want articles, not ads. They want insights, not pitches. I'm putting my whole focus into figuring out how businesses and founders can deliver that value at scale.

SaaS that makes $20K/mo and claims “conversation-led growth” usually means: YOU DIDN’T BUILD A FUNNEL YOU BUILT A FRIEND GROUP I’ve seen the metric trail behind these “vibe-coded” launches. Conversion decay hits hard after novelty drops. Watch what happens in month 3. Network

THE BOT ISN’T THE STRATEGY You can run 100+ replies/day with AI tooling... and still get ignored. Here’s why: • Most bots miss context • Replies lack emotional inflection • Timing > frequency Tech helps scale, but signal still comes from understanding the room.

Pressure tested a new Artifact I saw on the Claude dashboard this morning. It works perfectly.

A creativity lesson every AI founder needs to learn: Add the egg. In the 1950s, Betty Crocker cake mix flopped. It was fast. Convenient. Foolproof. All you had to do was add water—and the cake tasted great. But the product didn’t sell. Why? Because it was too easy.