@iChuloo Same logic for generalists. The safest seat is the one closest to revenue, where you can own a number end to end. AI makes that one person cover a lot more ground.
@signulll The loop now should be one question: show me what you shipped last weekend with agents, and what you decided not to build. The trade-offs are still the job. The cost of testing just went to zero.
@iamwenmun Getting hit by a cyclist 3 weeks out and still finishing, plus Nike covering your gear in the same year. Strong 2026. How did the sponsorship come about, through the run club?
@lynasvokes@247_endurance Very likely. In terms of sponsorship that my platform helps with.. and if we count number of Hyrox Professionals vs Amateur participants in Hyrox competitions. I think there will be still big room for opportunities that semi professionals got sponsored.
@apex_sdr Cheaper guerrilla move: find someone running the marathon in the conference city and put your logo on their shirt. More photos than the booth, for about 1% of the price.
@ivanburazin are the โcan I stay remoteโ people mostly settled with families, or also young people who should be hungry? You did the hard version with a whole family. In Croatia I keep seeing people complain instead of jumping at opportunities. Iโd move to SF tomorrow if I got a chance.
@signulll Same here. Ran a company as CEO, and now Iโm building a two-sided marketplace mostly solo with AI: product, code, payments, marketing. AI didnโt kill the generalist. It made one generalist enough for a whole team.
@omooretweets AI companies are quietly becoming the biggest sponsor category in sport. Same at the small end: when Marc Lou sold 15 spots on his HYROX kit for $112k, nearly every buyer was a software or AI company.
@Sneakernyame Thatโs the exact rule I built my platform on (SponsorMyBody). The athlete sets the price, thereโs no platform fee, and they keep 100%. Agents and middlemen take a cut at the top. At the grassroots level thereโs no reason anyone should.
@_nicolealonso@trywindmill@emyang___ Love that you picked everyday runners, not pros. Curious what the deal looks like for them: logo on the singlet, posts, or both? Watching more startups do exactly this.
@insidethegames Today was the piece that matters for that. Under Rule 45 of the Olympic Charter, a sport needs an IOC-recognised federation. XENOM canโt give HYROX that. World Triathlon can, and signed a term sheet with it this morning.