BoldButWary

keep up your merry hearts

[sysls @systematicls]

For most people in life, if I could share one small piece of advice, it is to gather the courage to be more aggressive.

There are many times in life where there will be a show of force by people and circumstances in your life, and you will be given an option to cower and give in; or dig in and fight.

At least once in a while, if fighting is not your first instinct, you should muster whatever courage and spirit you have in you to rage.

It does wonders for your soul to understand you have agency to RAGE against circumstances in life.

"Never yield to force; never yield to the apparently overwhelming might of the enemy."

[Sam Altman @sama]

Back to work tomorrow on a new project to stop Trump.

[BoldButWary @BoldButWary]

@armon_sho This is an important one

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@choblin29 How about they solve the open problem of how to be profitable

[Skye @skye0xz]

Dad said “problem solved” and built a whole invention 😭😂

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Anthropocene product speed https://t.co/HtpMm0OjmF

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@MitcheIl Agent

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@lukepierceops AGENCY

[Luke Pierce @lukepierceops]

I went from $500 Upwork projects to $500K+/year selling AI systems.

I legitimately made every mistake you can make.

Undercharging, scope creep, building without mapping, hiring wrong, pricing hourly.

Then I figured out what actually works and doubled down.

I put the entire playbook into a free guide. Here's what's inside:

→ How I went from Zapier gigs to $25K-$60K projects
→ The pricing shift that 5x'd my revenue (and the exact formulas)
→ My 4-call sales process for closing $25K-$60K+ deals
→ The discovery framework that turns calls into signed contracts
→ How I built a dev team without burning cash
→ The fulfillment system that keeps clients for years
→ How I position against agencies 10x my size and WIN
→ The content engine that fills my pipeline without ads or cold outreach
→ Every mistake I made and what I'd do differently starting from zero

This took 4 years, 80+ clients, and a lot of painful lessons.

Yours for free.

RT + reply "AGENCY" and I'll send it over. (Must follow so I can DM

[mass @Memetic_Theory]

Only one will survive this Dario or Hegseth.

This represents a potential existential moment for govt vs business power. No one wants this level of government overreach. Killing your country’s fastest growing company of all time because you cant agree on TOS will make the US a terrible place to do business.

The stock market is going to be a bloodbath Monday if there is no detente.

[BoldButWary @BoldButWary]

@JJEnglert GTM GUIDE

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[L.H. Grey @Grey_0G]

If we actually taught raw, unfiltered history in schools...the blood-soaked, soul-crushing truth instead of this sanitized, revisionist horseshit...the Left would lose half its recruiting pool overnight.

Teach kids what the Bolsheviks actually did: a fanatical minority of intellectuals and agitators, drunk on Marxist poison, overthrew a crumbling regime in 1917 promising “peace, land, and bread.”

What they delivered was the Red Terror...Cheka death squads executing 100,000–250,000 without trial, shooting priests in the street, drowning officers tied to planks, starving entire villages into submission.

Teach the psychology: how Lenin’s “vanguard” justified any atrocity as “historically necessary,” how useful idiots in the West swooned over the “workers’ paradise” while millions were worked to death in the first Gulag camps.

Then show how that same Bolshevik machine birthed Stalin’s Holodomor...engineered famine in Ukraine that starved 4–6 million while grain was exported.

Mao’s Great Leap Forward that killed 30–45 million in the name of “equality.”

Pol Pot’s killing fields where wearing glasses got you executed.

Every single time.

Teach the visceral pattern: utopian promises always slide into mass graves because power concentrates, resentment is weaponized, and humanity breaks under ideology.

Teach that the road to hell is paved with moral grandstanding and envy dressed as justice.

But no.

Instead we get 1619 Project fanfiction, endless white guilt seminars, and lessons that paint America as uniquely evil while glossing over the fact that every civilization had slavery, conquest, and brutality...ours just happened to end it while others still practice it today.

We don’t teach the why of human nature: tribalism, the will to power, how demagogues exploit the eternal human weakness for free shit and revenge fantasies.

So when some blue-haired activist screams “eat the rich” or “defund the police” or “from the river to the sea,” millions of historically illiterate kids nod along because they’ve never seen what those slogans actually produce when tried in the real world.

They’ve never smelled the mass graves.

If we taught real history...ferocious, ugly, precise../they’d recognize the Bolshevik playbook being dusted off and run again right in front of them.

Instead, we raise generations of useful idiots who think they’re on the right side of history while marching straight into the same fucking slaughterhouse their grandparents escaped.

The Left needs historical amnesia to survive.

That’s why they fight so hard to control the curriculum.

Wake the fuck up.

Teach the truth, blood, horrors and all, or watch the cycle repeat with fresh corpses.

Fuck this revisionist, sanitized, soft bullshit. We are raising a nation of fucking pussies and useful idiots.

💀🔪

[DAN KOE @thedankoe]

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@calcsam BOOK

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@yjstacked PSYCHOLOGY

[YJ @YJSCALES]

Just compiled the most ruthless customer psychology playbook ever

Deconstructed Robert Cialdini's "Influence,"
Daniel Kahneman's "Thinking Fast and Slow,"
and Byron Sharp's "How Brands Grow" into actionable triggers.

Found cognitive biases that drive most of purchase decisions (Sharp's research, not mine).

Cialdini's reciprocity principle + Kahneman's loss aversion + Sharp's mental availability framework = the holy trinity of conversion optimization.

Built a guide breaking down: how https://t.co/9sm93aTrrg uses scarcity + social proof simultaneously (several psychological triggers in one page),
why Amazon's "frequently bought together" exploits system 1 thinking, the exact word patterns that trigger loss aversion in B2B sales calls, and ways to build mental availability without massive ad budgets.

It's neuroscience-backed manipulation tactics the big brands use.

Follow, like, repost and Comment "PSYCHOLOGY" and I'll send you the full playbook. ( make sure youre following so I can dm )

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@tomcrawshaw01 CHEAT