The most underrated trait of high-agency individuals is their extreme tolerance for being misunderstood.

You are a living temple of the divine. Do not let anything in this world convince you otherwise. Any thing, place, person, or narrative that tries to take this from you should be immediately deleted from your field of vision

Paradoxically, AI just might free us from our screens Thanks to LLMs, I no longer want to visit apps or websites (ever) I hate to even gaze upon them I simply want to speak intentions into these magical, alien brains and get alerted when they're done This is the first

All jobs are brand collaborations

Your AI assistant will betray you. And you won't see it coming. Every conversation with ChatGPT or Claude becomes corporate property. Your ideas, fears, dreams—all training data for systems designed to serve shareholders, not you. They're building the most intimate

Nobody buys from a needy salesperson. Why? Because neediness repels everything you want When you are in a state of neediness and scarcity That money you're chasing will slip through your fingers That girl you like won't give you the time of day Neediness is a self-fulfilling

What you do is an extension of who you are. Not the other way around. But most companies are built backwards. If you can't clearly articulate why your business should exist in the world, you're probably running a hustle. Which is ok – hustles are necessary and important at

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What you do is an extension of who you are. Not the other way around. Most entrepreneurs get this backwards. They identify with their product, their service, their current business model. But we're entering a world where AI can replicate any "what." The only thing that can't

If AI lets non-developers replace junior developers, imagine what it lets junior developers do.

Fasting silences the flesh so the spirit can speak. It tells your body to bow—and tells God you’re ready to rise. Autophagy and detox are a great bonus, but the spiritual precedes the physical

Not your models, not your mind 🗝️

In a world where every company has proprietary AI models And those models are inextricably linked to how your core product functions How important is it to verify with absolute certainty you actually own those models, and the data they generate for you?

AI privacy isn’t something you request — it’s something you design. That means: End-to-end encryption, always on Your host can’t see your data, even if they try The model weights + data locked to your private key Anything else is “trust us bro” security. Covenant Labs

We’re the first generation to be nostalgic for a time that was 5 years ago.

In the future, every serious company becomes a mini AI lab – proprietary fine-tunes (weights) – private inference (inputs/outputs) – evals & guardrails (policy) your moat = your models

if your product scales only when a vendor ships a feature, that feature is the real product. build leverage, not dependence.

One day it’ll sound crazy that we ever piped our best ideas into AI systems we didn’t control.

agents are about to do real work. give them scopes (what they’re allowed to touch), limits (daily spend), and receipts (signed actions you can replay). an agent without governance is a bot with a gambling problem.

we talk about “using AI” like it’s a single tool. it’s more like a supply chain: data → memory → model → tools → decisions → audit. if any link belongs to someone else, you’ve outsourced part of your brain. the win isn’t just bigger models; it’s clean loops you control: