Sequoia's thesis that the next $1T company will sell work, not software, is the most important reframe in AI right now.
The argument: if you sell a copilot, you're competing with every new model release. But if you sell the outcome — books closed, contracts reviewed, claims handled — every AI improvement makes your margins better, not your product obsolete.
The key insight most people miss: for every $1 spent on software, ~$6 is spent on services.
The entire SaaS playbook was about capturing the software dollar. The AI playbook is about capturing the services dollar — at software margins.
Not "AI for accountants." The AI accounting firm.
Not "AI for lawyers." The AI law firm.
The companies that figure this out won't look like SaaS companies. They'll look like services firms rebuilt on software infrastructure.
That's a fundamentally different company to build, fund, and scale. And most founders are still building copilots.
Every American friend of mine that voted for Trump is deeply regretting their decision. Like true regret, because they feel so betrayed.
I can’t even make fun of them because I would’ve done the exact same
@JoeyMannarino Palantir already knows where you sleep and when you shit today. While I’m cautious about this policy in Spain, those who are speaking out against overt surveillance while willingly giving up plenty of personal information through their daily activities are virtue signalling
the "unsexy" markets will make you richer than chasing AI tools ever will
- manufacturing operations coordinating production in email threads
- wholesale distributors tracking inventory in excel sheets
- construction firms managing million-dollar projects on whatsapp
- equipment rental companies tracking assets in notebooks
these markets have no glamour, no viral content, but insane margins
most still use infrastructure from 2005...which means even small fixes save them $40k monthly
they don't want complex systems...they want manual chaos eliminated
and the person who brings basic predictability becomes irreplaceable infrastructure
i broke down how to find these industries and what simple systems to build
like, rt & comment "markets" and i'll send the doc
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$250K/Month With AI Faceless Pages
- No storefront
- No products
- No filming
How it works:
- Build a faceless niche page
- AI generates the videos
- Add affiliate links → sales happen
One health page made $250,623 just reposting short AI clips.
Any niche works: health, sleep, hair, skincare, pets, etc.
I made a quick guide showing:
- Hot niches right now
- How to build the page
- Where to get AI videos
- How to plug in affiliate offers
RT + comment “PAGES” and I’ll DM it
(Must be following)
People think they need more discipline.
they try harder, make new plans, watch motivational content, reset their routines for the tenth time…
and still end up in the same place.
not because they’re weak.
but because their system requires constant willpower to function.
when all it really takes is:
a frictionless environment.
clear defaults.
and a repeatable structure.
that’s it.
you don’t need more motivation.
you need a system that makes the right behavior automatic.
I broke down the exact framework I use to design systems that run themselves.
Repost, Like, and Comment “system” and I’ll send it to you.
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Everyone’s overthinking what niche to pick
But the most unique, weird, specific ideas print the biggest cash
One guy I know sells video game scripts and makes more than 90% of money twitter
So I built a system that finds these untapped, unpatchable niches
Then scales them automatically with 100+ faceless TikTok pages posting daily
No face, no burnout, no bans
RT + Comment "OPS" and I’ll DM you more info
I'm about to destroy every excuse you have for not making money with AI
this will hurt...
while you watched 47 youtube tutorials this week
someone with half your skills made $5K
let that sink in
watching another "I made $20K this month with AI" post...
your bank account? still the same number it was 6 months ago
you KNOW you have the skills
you KNOW AI automation is the GOLDMINE
you KNOW people are getting rich doing exactly what you could do
but every morning you wake up and ask yourself:
"what the hell do I actually BUILD today?"
and by 11 PM you've consumed 47 pieces of content and built exactly nothing
this was me for 3 years straight
until I realized the problem wasn't my skills
it wasn't the market
it wasn't the competition
the problem was I was trying to find the "perfect" opportunity instead of creating ANY opportunity
here's the brutal framework that finally broke me out
THE 48-HOUR RULE
pick ONE specific problem you can solve with automation
not "help businesses with AI."
not "build chatbots for companies."
but something like:
"auto-qualify leads from facebook ads for real estate agents"
"scrape competitor pricing and send daily reports to e-commerce stores"
"build appointment booking flows for local service businesses"
DAY 1:
- build a basic version
- ugly is fine (NOT TOO UGLY)
- working is required
DAY 2:
- record a 60-second loom showing it working
- post it on LinkedIn/X
that's it
NO perfect landing pages.
NO fancy branding
NO 40-page business plans
but just
problem → solution → proof → post
within 48 hours you'll have:
- a working product
- potential customers seeing your work
but most important:
- MOMENTUM instead of paralysis
the difference between dreamers and builders?
dreamers optimize for perfection
builders optimize for speed
stop researching
start building
the market doesn't care about your fears
it cares about your solutions
Comment "BREAK" + repost + follow for my complete 48-Hour Action Framework in your DMs
it includes the exact templates, scripts, and step-by-step process I use
@crypt0x_0 I only realized how crucial being in office was when I had a position where I was forced to work fully remote. Isolation, social degradation, and even the simple vitamin D you don’t get because you’re not forced to go outside all contributes to generally feeling terrible.