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[The Eagle flies free @Fa21519230]

🚨🚨 Ayuno de agua de 72 días bajo supervisión eliminó la diabetes, normalizó la presión arterial y redujo entre 55 y 60 libras (principalmente grasa visceral abdominal), con retracción de la piel en lugar de piel flácida colgante...
Su método preferido de ayuno para la grasa visceral / prediabetes / reversión:
- Inicio: 12:12 (12 horas de ayuno, 12 horas de ventana de alimentación) durante 2-3 semanas.
- Luego: 18:6 (18 h de ayuno, 6 h de alimentación)
- Para casos graves (sobrepeso severo, diabetes tipo 2): ayuno de 48 horas una vez por semana o OMAD (una comida al día) durante 9 días �� ayuno de agua de 3 días cada 9 días...
Durante los ayunos con agua pura se permite: café negro, té negro, agua con electrolitos (por ejemplo, Element o ½ cucharadita de sal celta al día). ¿Antojos? 1 cucharadita de aceite MCT en agua...
Tuvo un paciente que ayunó 183 días (de 400 → a 210 libras) sin ningún problema de piel flácida, una "fisiología totalmente diferente" a la de la restricción calórica...
Dr. Pradip Jamnadas.

[Brett @BrettFromDJ]

The future of marketing is so freaking wild man.

[Dr. Zev Zelenko @zev_dr]

Here’s Dr Zelenko teaching us how to treat Hantavirus back in 2022. This will be the most enlightening 2 minutes and 47 seconds of your life. Please listen carefully.

[Micky @Rasmic]

I found the cleanest UI libraries out there to help you and me ship something that looks fresh

Repeat after me: "NO MORE AI SLOP"

Enjoy building something beautiful

[Alex Vacca @itsalexvacca]

how to start a services-as-software company

[Claude @claudeai]

Claude for Excel, PowerPoint, and Word are now generally available, and Claude for Outlook is in public beta.

As Claude moves between your Microsoft apps, it carries the full context of your conversation.

[Tom Bilyeu @TomBilyeu]

I lost millions on a video game.

(Project Kyzen. Still building it. Won't launch again until late 2027.)

The mistake that's costing me this much? I should've caught it on day one.

Here's what I do now to validate every business idea in 30 minutes

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

🇨🇳 This might be the most futuristic thing you’ll see today:

Artificial skylights that use LED panels + nanotechnology to create hyper-realistic blue skies and sunlight in completely windowless rooms.

You can even switch from bright midday sun to warm sunset glow with a remote.

We’re now simulating the sky indoors because real windows are apparently too much to ask for in dense cities.

This is either peak innovation…or lowkey dystopian. You decide.

[Tom Bilyeu @TomBilyeu]

If I sold my company tomorrow, I'd build my next multi-million dollar business in 90 days using Claude.

Here's the exact 5-person AI team I'd hire on day one. Steal every prompt.

[Tom Bilyeu @TomBilyeu]

I've burned over $2 million testing business ideas the old way.

Here's how I'd build one with $500 in 90 days using Claude.

[starmex @starmexxx]

> $9,000 a month from a chrome extension
> built it while messing around
> it still pays his rent
> he didn't set out to build a product
> was selling print on demand across etsy, amazon, redbubble
> kept manually scraping platforms to find bestselling products
> got tired of doing it by hand
> built a tool to do it for him
> then realized other sellers had the exact same problem
> listed it on the chrome web store
> entry fee was $5
> he just solved his own problem
> and accidentally built a business
> bookmark this and give it a few hours this week, then read the article below - it's worth it

[cemhasoglu @cem_hasoglu]

Met a guy last week who built a £40k a month business selling pool maintenance contracts in Florida. Remotely. From Manchester. He has never cleaned a pool in his life.

He found pool cleaning companies in the US who were great at the actual work but terrible at getting customers.

He runs their ads and does their lead gen for a percentage of every contract they sign. They do the work, he brings the clients.

That is the most 2026 business model ive heard this year.

[Iman Gadzhi @GadzhiIman]

We’ve figured out a content distribution system on Tiktok, Instagram, and YouTube shorts that can get 100M views on a slow month and 300M+ views on a good one.

Main account

- Every other account points here in the caption
- Follower to post ratio is absurd because most followers come from clips, not posts

Business clips

- Long-form takes, podcast cuts, frameworks
- Hits operators, CEOs, serious founders
- Feeds Consulting(.)com & Quantum

Lifestyle & behind-the-scenes

- Day-in-the-life, travel, team
- Hits younger audience who want the aspirational side
- Feeds the main account & physical product brands

Controversial takes

- The spicy, polarizing clips
- Hits wider audience outside our normal reach
- Feeds top of funnel awareness

Each account = one bucket = one segment of the market. One age group, one interest, one vibe.

We started doing this as pure redistribution, just more shots at the algorithm. Every account gets its own viral quota from the platform, so the math is simple, more accounts = more chances.

But the real unlock came later.

We noticed when you mix a funny clip with a serious business clip with a controversial take on the same account, people engage with one, then drop off the next, then the algorithm kills your reach. Momentum breaks.

The fix was splitting by bucket.

Now every account has one narrative, one audience, and one job and I control how I'm perceived across the entire internet instead of letting it be random.

That's how you win distribution.

[Forge Physique @ForgePhysique]

THIS ROUTINE IS WORTH A MILLION DOLLARS

[GREG ISENBERG @gregisenberg]

wake up because this is the GREATEST time in history to start a company with TRILLIONS of dollars up for grabs over the next 10 years

1. consumer mobile is INTERESTING again for the first time since like 2017. apps can actually do things now.

do things. real things. book the flight, draft the contract, follow up with the lead, negotiate the rate, do things. we went from "tap to view" to "tap to deploy." the entire interaction model of software just flipped & most people haven't even registered it yet. OH, and the cost to create these apps is 1/100th of 2017.

2. HARDWARE is back on the table because you can shove Gemma 4 or DeepSeek onto a device that costs less than dinner & it runs locally with zero cloud costs. a year ago that sentence would have sounded insane. you can ship a physical product with a real brain in it now. the last time hardware was this accessible was the early smartphone era & that created a trillion dollar app economy from scratch.

3. literally EVERY category is open to be rebuilt AI-first. the incumbents know it & they're paralyzed. they can't move fast because moving fast because incumbents move slower than you (usually). that paralysis is your opportunity. build the app. build the SaaS. build the AI agent

4. distribution is FREE. you can go from zero audience to 10,000 people who trust you in 90 days on X or YT or IG your first 100 customers are sitting in your replies right now. the old playbook of "raise money, hire sales team, buy ads" is being lapped by a solo founder with a twitter account & a working demo. Oh, and you can use AI to automate a lot of it (ideas, research, AI avatars etc)

5. Idk about you but it feels like companies are doing LAYOFFS like it's the great depression and it's only getting started. No job is secure. So, building a side project that could turn into the main project is more important than ever.

6. the ENTIRE economy is being repriced in real time. the surface area for new companies has never been wider. the tools to build are free. the models are open source. the incumbents are running committees about their "AI strategy" while you could have already shipped.

and somehow the predominant response from most people is to watch youtube videos about it & go back to their 9-5.

not saying this is easy

not saying everyone will win

but im saying right now is a time worth trying

YOU ARE LIVING through a mass reshuffling of who owns what & who builds what. the last time this happened was the internet itself. before that, electricity.

this almost never happens.

& you're sitting there doing nothing about it?

wake up.

[Deedy @deedydas]

ChatGPT’s new image model can take in a picture of a house and “generate an entire floor plan”

It blows every single other image model out of the water.

I’ve been trying it all day and here are 10 unbelievable things it can do:

1/11

[Tom Hallett @thetomhallett]

pureskin did it again

this ad is great on so many levels

the way they use visuals and pacing to keep the viewer is engaged is unmatched

pulling off this level of creativity without compromising the message is rare

few brands can do this

[Rob Hoffman @RobHoffman_]

Agency owners have a once in a lifetime opportunity

but everyone on X is misunderstanding how you actually grow an agency to $100m +

here’s how:

[End3of6Days9 (Helen) 🇺🇸 @end3of6days9]

💡 This woman used to work as a debt collector for fifteen years — and she just shared the one question she says would stop them cold every single time.

All you have to do is ask: “Can you provide written proof that you have the legal right to collect this debt?”

She claims most of the time they can’t, because debts get bought and sold for pennies on the dollar and the paperwork often isn’t even there.

She said this question is our right under the FDCPA and that it shuts the whole thing down.

Who thinks this is actually true? Anyone out there know from experience whether this works the way she described?

I have no idea if what she’s saying is true or not, but I thought I’d share it just in case anyone is going through this.

[hunter @hxxntrr]

My buddy's LLC has 6 employees, a warehouse, and $340,000 in revenue

...None of that is real

The LLC exists. It's registered with the state. Has an EIN. Has a business checking account at Chase with $1,000 in it

The 6 employees? That's what he typed on the Amex application under "number of employees." Amex didn't call them. Because they don't exist

The warehouse? That's the "business address" he listed. It's a virtual office he rents for $49/month that gives him a real street address and mail forwarding

The $340,000 in revenue? That's "projected annual revenue" for a business that has produced exactly $0 since he formed it 3 weeks ago

Chase gave him $55,000
Amex gave him $75,000
Capital One gave him $40,000
US Bank gave him $25,000

$195,000 total. All at 0% APR. For a business that has never made a single dollar

"That's fraud"

No. Putting KNOWINGLY FALSE information on a credit application is fraud under 18 U.S.C. § 1014. But "projected revenue" is a real thing every startup reports. Every YC company projecting $10M ARR on day 1 is doing the same math. The difference is they project it to VCs and give up 20% equity. He projected it to Chase and gave up 0%

The banks primarily approve based on your PERSONAL credit score for business card applications. The revenue field and employee count are secondary signals that get minimal verification on most standard business card apps

His personal score: 728. Normal. Average

That 728 score on a personal card application would get him $8K-$12K at 22% APR

That same 728 on business card applications got him $195K at 0% APR

Same human. Same credit. Same brain. Different product. Different counter at the same bank

Here's the part that makes finance bros lose their minds:

Business cards don't report balances to personal credit bureaus. He can carry $195K across 4 business cards and his personal credit report shows basically $0 in debt. Utilization at 2%. Score stays at 728

He went and got a personal mortgage 2 months later. The mortgage lender saw a clean borrower with almost no debt. Approved at 6.2%

$195K in business debt. Invisible to the mortgage lender. Two separate credit profiles for the same person. Both legal

He used $80K to actually start the business (marketing agency). Revenue hit $27K/month by month 4. Paid every card off from cash flow. Still has all the credit lines open for round 2

The "projected $340,000 in revenue" is looking pretty accurate now actually lmao

(we build the full entity + credit stack. if your personal score needs work first, we fix that in 30-90 days... then we build the LLC and run the funding sequence. $100K-$250K at 0%. link in bio)