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I’m Brad Thomas, introducing myself as the mind behind @OshaIsThisSafe + Co-Owner of Accurate Safety Compliance @accuratesafety — a full-service safety company with national reach across 6 departments:

👷‍♂️ Consulting
🧤 Supplies
👨‍🏫 Training
🧪 Industrial Hygiene
📱 Technology
💀 Media

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@marconoiz Records

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@TTrimoreau obvious YES

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@RaminNasibov 😆

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@vishaltweetup Dorkestrators

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@karthikponna19 😆

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@jfpinsights @BacLeodiv This

[Kyle Aster @kneath]

Are you working at a company working on an Everything App right now?

So is everyone else. It's a trap created by the possibilities of LLMs and weak product vision. I'm sure yours will be different, though.

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@zuess05 KEEP GOING

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@pmitu @eli_titu This part

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@dev_maims LEARN

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@NirvanaNutss @_Investinq Sure, but doesn’t mean he’s wrong

[Tyler @rezoundous]

AI was supposed to save me time, but somehow I’m busier than ever.

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@dramaricic Too guud

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@rezoundous SEO

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[Rob Walling @robwalling]

Overnight success usually takes a decade.

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@balintorosz This take is spot on

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[Balint Orosz @balintorosz]

There's a lot of noise around how "Ai generates buggy software". The truth is writing the code was always 20% of the time. Testing and refining was always 80%. But now as that 20% compresses 10x, we want to compress the 80% as well... That's the mistake.

[Sergio Pereira @SergioRocks]

Software budgets are small.
Services budgets are massive.

Most Founders building AI startups are chasing the software line.

But look at how companies actually spend money.
- $10K per year for accounting software
- $30K for a tax tool
- $5K for workflow automation

Then they spend $120K on an accountant to actually close the books.

The same pattern exists everywhere.
- Recruiters cost more than ATS tools
- Insurance brokers cost more than policy software
- Consultants cost more than analytics dashboards

For every $1 spent on software, roughly $6 is spent on labor. That is the real AI opportunity.

If a task is already outsourced, three things are true:
- The company already accepts external help
- There is a clear budget line
- The buyer is purchasing an outcome

That makes it the perfect entry point for AI-native companies.

The next generation of great AI companies will not sell dashboards. They will just deliver the outcome.

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@md_kadiwal But be stubborn on the vision and flexible on the details @JeffBezos

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@TTrimoreau Listening to customers solutions more than their problems