"Our marketing team is just me and ~40 AI agents." -Million-dollar founder with no marketing team Want the template? Retweet + Reply and I'll DM you.

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I've hired hundreds of people in my career. I've let go family members and folks who stood up at my wedding. From part time laborers to executives who help me raise capital for large real estate deals to full time off shore folks. Here's 10 things I've learned:

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The clip below exemplifies the misperceptions many people have about the general economy and capitalism. That it is a static pie. To be split up. City of Chicago leadership right now is an extreme examples of this particular economic distortion. The only question: is it

And dischargeable in bankruptcy. This is a nearly identical issue to medical costs and debt. Oligopolies, veiled away from market forces and transparency, are being protected at the expense of the US taxpayer and consumer.

Entrepreneurship only makes sense if is you are unusually independent and can tolerate long stretches of irrelevance. You don’t need permission, praise, or certainty and you would regret not trying more than failing. Otherwise, the rational move is to work with talented people,

“Medicare’s admin costs are way lower than private insurance.” That sentence gets repeated so often it’s basically a reflex. Like saying “diamonds are rare” or “college always pays off.” It sounds smart. It feels true. And it’s mostly nonsense. Here’s the trick they don’t

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17 billion medical transactions in the United States every year. 14 billion lab tests. 1.8 billion physician consultations. 100 million outpatient surgeries. Zero marketplace. You can compare flight prices in 30 seconds. You cannot compare MRI prices in the same city. Everyone

I'll often meet people online and ask myself why they're not more successful. A few patterns I’ve seen:

If Minnesota fraud shocked you, just wait until we make Illinois open its books. 🔍

Well—turns out, buying back Chicago’s parking meters wasn’t such a great idea after all. Mayor Brandon Johnson: “The final purchase price was far too high, much more than we initially received for the sale and higher than most reasonable assumptions would support.” Math

One of the worst deals ever. Except we got the phone app meters. Chicago would still be dropping quarters if not for that. I remember stumbling upon my first pay-by-phone meter thinking… oh, this is nice! Well done, Chicago! Only to find out they sold the parking and it was

If the WSJ understood healthcare economics… Mr. Tucker is right on the diagnosis. And the cure is simpler than lawmakers and government appointed experts want to admit. Republicans could collapse healthcare premiums today if they chose competition over protectionism.

Break up the health/insurance/gov oligopoly, deregulate & release the entrepreneurs!

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Great job Josh Hawley & Elizabeth Warren LOVE THIS. Anyone in Congress that doesn’t support this, doesn’t want lower cost healthcare for Americans. This is a no brainer. Let’s hope President Donald J. Trump puts his weight behind this

Exactly. This is the case in everything that lacks transparency and adds complexity. The same in the IRS tax code, costs of education, government licensing, etc. This is why market simplicity is a better outcome than central planning. It’s the natural undesired outcomes of