@tibo_maker The original: CGI Animated Short Film: "Mr Indifferent" by Aryasb Feiz | CGMeetup
Moral of the story: we have lost patience for creative thinking. I am not against AI. I use it every day. But if we surrender even to thinking, what's the point of being human
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@GeorgeLampro20 Great value. although you didn't prepare enough to make the video. it would be awesome if you made a video on how you will generate a non-gooning video with ai that converts better.
for new entrepreneurs:
1. don’t be an inventor
find already existing products and improve them - “new” ideas have likely been tested before & there’s a reason they aren’t making money
2. marketing is the moat
building the product is easy - now you have to market, which is the hardest part. try every distribution method possible - reddit, meta, tiktok, youtube, cold emails - at least one of these channels will be high ROI and you can double down on it
3. kill your babies
look at levels, marclou… they’ve built 10-100 startups each and most have failed. ship fast, validate fast, and kill the project when the signals are clear. don’t be emotionally attached, it’s just business
4. failure is valuable
it’s part of the process, overtime you become more efficient in making higher ROI decisions - don’t get beaten down by failure, harvest it for its valuable lessons
5. build a personal brand
once you have some success, you can prove it, and teach others your learnings - a personal brand unlocks many revenue streams (rev share from X/YT, sponsorships, consulting, courses etc) - it makes you bulletproof. if all your businesses disappeared tomorrow, you’d be able to spin up new ones fast and have a huge audience to show it to
if a solo founder stopped doing all marketing tomorrow, how long before each of these breaks down
- word of mouth
- SEO traffic
- email list
- social following
what holds longer than you'd think? what collapses overnight?
"i'd build an AI agent for you" "i'd automate your entire stack for you" okay but would you validate your idea for me? would you talk to 10 customers for me?
Hot take:
ChatGPT: went viral. Everyone is using it. Replaced Google Search.
Google AI: Struggling to get paid as Google has never taken money from its customers before.
Claude: Targeted a wealthy user base and able to make a premium impression on its users.