hey #ChatGPT write the most confusing, formal email that someone has to read 5 teams to understand. also, throw my calendly link in it

when a customer is migrating to your tool and right on the onboarding call uninstalls your competitor's app..

Ordered a grande cappuccino at Starbucks. The barista: “I won’t charge u for it, don’t worry” Me: “but, why?” Her 2 min later: “here is your puppuchino”My WHAT? Seems like people are ordering cuppuccino for their dogs🤯

was sleeping on it, but looks like Snap is getting serious about eCom with Fit finders, AR and virtual try-on tools ares.snap.com

met with the founder of a successful, exited, B2B saas today and he told me that one of his friends bought an "AI" company, with a product that doesn't work, for $10mil, bc he could get +$200mil in valuation madness

either zoom AI transcripts suck sh$t or i'm unable to complete a sentence

spent last night testing the 3 most popular ai ecom chatbots on different stores. 1 thing they all had in common: they all s@cked. didn't get even 1 good answer to the question "what is product X made out of?" what's all the buzz about?

brand owner in slack DTC channel: "check our new brand" everyone: "oh, that's soo cool" SaaS owner in slack DTC channel: "check out new SaaS tool" everyone: "stop self-promoting your sh$t dude" #facts

the curse of being in ecom SaaS for a long time: - go to website to buy a product - see a cool widget on pdp - right click --> inspect --> find the tool's name - google the tool - forgot what i wanted to buy - never bought it

had forgotten how changing environments and being close to family & friends boosts my creativity

not being ashamed to ask for customer $$ early on is a huge unlock for early founders

under-promise and over-deliver is such a simple and effective "hack"

VCs: AI is changing how companies are built. no need for big teams and hundreds of millions in funding anymore meanwhile: every week 10s of year-old AI startups raising series B & C

so many AI tools, so little time

grew up in a retail family biz, where each month was about paying the bills, paying suppliers, employees, and making it through. I've been trying to break through that mindset since I graduated college..getting really close..

I hired a designer before I had an engineer for nudgem his designs and prototypes made us look way bigger than we were and we were able to iterate faster

timing>idea make it a Post-it note

my life is over...