Akinjobi Olushola

Exploring AI, online business & digital income.
Learning, building and sharing every day.

[Akinjobi Olushola @AkinjobiAI]

Hi, I'm Akinjobi.

I'm exploring AI, online business, and digital income.

I'll be sharing useful AI tools, practical ideas, lessons I learn, and resources to help you work smarter online.

Follow along as we learn and build together

[Akinjobi Olushola @AkinjobiAI]

@leonabboud Marketing isn't what makes a business valuable, but it does create the traffic, feedback, and data needed to prove whether the business actually works. Product + distribution is where things get interesting.

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@WillCastelletto @garyvee Getting fired can feel like the end when you're in the middle of it. But sometimes it becomes the push that forces you to build something better. The fact that you're now thriving makes the setback look very different in hindsight. 💯

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@garyvee Painful doesn't always mean bad. Getting rejected, fired, or losing an opportunity can force you to explore paths you wouldn't have considered otherwise. The key is not romanticizing the setback, but refusing to let it define the outcome.

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@Lindseybuilds A founder becomes a CEO when they start taking responsibility for the company as a whole, not simply when they give themselves the title

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@MitcheIl A Stripe dashboard can show revenue, but context is everything. Revenue screenshots without understanding the underlying business model can be incredibly misleading.

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AI won't make you successful.
Knowing how to use AI to solve a real problem might.
Tools are becoming easier to access every day.
The advantage is moving from having the tools to knowing what to build with them.
I'm learning that firsthand.

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@alexcooldev This is the mindset more builders need. You don't need massive scale to prove a business. You need a small group of people who genuinely care enough to pay.
Launch → learn → improve → repeat.

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@Codie_Sanchez I agree with the skills part, but I'd change the last line. Saving protects what you earn. Skills increase what you can earn. The real goal is to do both: increase your income while making sure lifestyle inflation doesn't consume it.

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@gregisenberg The strongest part isn't the tariff angle it's the “get your money back” model. People are far more willing to try an AI agent when the value proposition is simple: find money I shouldn't have lost, and only charge me if you recover it.
That wedge could be seriously powerful.

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@rileybrown @bot Giving an AI agent an inbox and the ability to act on what it receives is a huge shift. The interesting question now isn't “Can AI automate tasks?”
It's “How much of a business workflow can one agent actually own end-to-end?”

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@dominikmartinX Yep😎

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@Jonathanconcret @danellisona ¡Vamos! 🚀

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@tdinh_me 200K is incredible. 🥹
But the real flex is everything that happened between 0 and 200K. Consistency compounds quietly until one day the numbers make the journey look easy. 💯

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@garyvee This is an important mindset shift.
You don't have to erase the past to move forward. Take the lesson, adjust the direction, and keep going. That's growth. 💯

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@alex_prompter Hermes v0.21 looks more interesting for multi-agent workflows, while Grok Bot has the advantage when it comes to native ecosystem access and ease of use.
But “ships better work” comes down to the task.
The real benchmark is output, not features.

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@Hillan44 Exactly. That’s the game. 💯

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@eliana_jordan Sometimes the numbers don't give you enough confidence to start. You have to bet on yourself, then work relentlessly to make the bet look obvious in hindsight.

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@TTrimoreau A founder should never stop learning just because things are working. The market changes fast. What got you here won't necessarily get you there.