Imagine being a grown man and telling someone
"I don't have any money."
OR
"I can't afford it."
You sir are a loser, 100%.
I used to borrow gas money from my ex girlfriend to drive to PayPal every day before I got my first check.
You either figure it out or stay a loser.
There have been MANY times in my life that I didn't have any money, but I was NEVER broke.
I always found money to do what was required.
You can be Mr Make it Happen, or Mr Watch It Happen
Money doesn't change you, it amplifies who you already were.
The generous get more generous, the insecure get louder, the disciplined get sharper.
The people waiting for money to fix them just become a funded version of the same problem.
You can now enable Claude to use your computer to complete tasks.
It opens your apps, navigates your browser, fills in spreadsheets—anything you'd do sitting at your desk.
Research preview in Claude Cowork and Claude Code, macOS only.
Running an AI automation agency is not the best way to make money in AI right now
Too complex, too much work
I like easy stuff, work once & keep getting paid forever, where you provide so much value & you get rich because you’re the best
This is the future of business
I predict 80% of ecommerce page builders will die in less than a year
I installed these Shopify dev skills to Claude, connected my store to it via MCP
and the results are mindblowing
I can build product pages that are better than 80% of ecom sites out there. Just from claude
the future of building saas
this is how 3-person teams build 100m companies:
1/ start with a sub-niche inside a big market
2/ map their daily workflow end-to-end
3/ identify where money changes hands
4/ spot the repetitive mechanical steps
5/ quantify the cost of those steps
6/ create scroll-stopping content around that workflow
7/ study which posts get saves, replies, and dms
8/ double down on the organic angles that convert
9/ run paid ads on proven organic winners
10/ capture emails from day one
11/ manually perform the workflow yourself
12/ document every step precisely
13/ separate judgment tasks from mechanical tasks
14/ turn mechanical tasks into structured agent workflows
15/ design agents to complete full tasks, not suggestions
16/ connect to real tools: email, slack, notion, crm, stripe
17/ add orchestration, retries, and verification checks
18/ store user preferences + long-term memory
19/ launch narrow with high-touch onboarding
20/ publish measurable proof: revenue, hours saved, errors reduced
21/ move pricing from per-seat → per-task
22/ shift to outcome pricing tied to revenue created
23/ increase pricing as value compounds
24/ expand into adjacent workflows within the same niche
25/ orchestrate multiple agents across the full lifecycle
26/ build switching costs through data + memory
27/ turn power users into public case studies
28/ hire operators from inside the niche
29/ reinvest profits into distribution + product depth
30/ become the default execution layer for that sub-niche
The internet is quietly breaking in two.
One side is still for humans: scrolling, watching, opinions, reacting, deciding.
The other side is for AI agents: doing the work, researching, booking things, running systems.
Weird to think about but this is happening right now.
ecom is weird
one minute you’re spending $100 a day
trying to get a product to work
3 days later you’re running up $20k days
and arguing with suppliers at 4am
gotta love it
If you’re making money with crypto → don’t brag.
They’re broke, they won’t get it.
If you’re dating a 10 → don’t post. Half your followers want her.
If you’re building a business → don’t announce. Most are praying you fail.
If you’re in the gym → don’t flex.
Real strength doesn’t need validation.
If you’re stacking cash while they waste nights in clubs → don’t say a word.
Privacy is power.
Most people don’t want you to win — so let success punch them in the face without warning.