Christopher M. @deeweeber

Hace 12 años, un neurocientífico descubrió por qué existen personas emocionalmente casi indestructribles, todas compartían un hábito que en público parece una locura:

Avoiding fear = creates more fear + cortisol Confronting fear = obliterates fear + creates more dopamine + increases GABA levels The original nootropic and anxiety reliever Because your nervous system craves controlled exposure

Firmly rooted in the Word of Jesus, reading the Gospel every day, never stop dreaming of a land where there is peace and fraternity, nor stop looking at the world with wonder, nor stop facing the future with the light of hope. Do not let anything or anyone steal your hope.

@Aidanb2b HORMOZI

Comment from a Brit on Youtube: "My biggest takeaway from being in America, as a Brit, is, 'It's like finding out my dad had a kid with another woman that I never met, and we meet for the first time and I am like, 'you're kinda me but you're not me. It's like he spent a bit more money on you; he made you believe in yourself, and your mom was clearly much nicer or kinder.'"

On how pursuing meaningful creative interests can change our lives in the most inspiring and positive of ways.

Advice from the young C.S. Lewis: "Keep clear of introspection, of brooding, of spiritualism, of everything eccentric. Keep to work and sanity and open air – to the cheerful & the matter of fact side of things. We hold our mental health by a thread: & nothing is worth risking for it. Above all beware of excessive day dreaming, of seeing yourself in the centre of a drama, of self pity, and, as far as possible, of fears.”

@dan__rosenthal Outbound

Top 5 most American photo of all time.

City Aesthetics ⛩ @cityaestheticss

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Pittsburgh was and is such a unique American city.

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You think clarity will fix everything. It won’t. Clarity only exposes what you’re avoiding. Once things are clear, action becomes necessary. That’s why many people prefer confusion; it delays responsibility while creating the illusion of progress.

Studies have found that childhood emotional neglect, which involves the absence of emotional attunement rather than active abuse, can produce CPTSD symptoms just as severe as physical or sexual abuse. This surprises many people because neglect leaves no visible marks and involves nothing happening rather than something happening. But the developing brain requires consistent emotional responsiveness to build healthy regulatory systems.

Nobody teaches men that life runs on game theory. Not as an abstract concept but literally how every negotiation, deal, and relationship plays out. The first rule is whoever needs the outcome least has the power. It's why the guy who's desperate for the deal gets a worse price than the guy who can walk. It's why chasing money directly makes you worse at getting it and why people say yes to things they should say no to. That's why leverage matters more than cash imo. Leverage is optionality. It's having enough going for you that you never have to take the first offer.

People get mad at "too much confidence," but you should get mad at those that lack confidence. Who undervalue their skills. Who undervalue their own worth. Overconfidence can place people in rooms they have no business in, but under confidence will ruin your life.

it's genuinely mind-blowing how many things with huge returns are purposely overcomplicated and gated so that the masses would not be able to get into them and get their piece of the cake. opportunities are everywhere for those who are curious and resilient enough not to give up

When I started this agency, you could charge $5K for a Zapier workflow. The game has changed 3 times since. These 25 rules are what work in 2026: 1. Sell the map before the build. A paid audit pre-sells the project and filters out tire kickers in one move. 2. Charge for discovery. Someone who won't pay $3K for an audit was never paying $30K for a build. 3. Book the next call on the current call. Deals die in the gaps between calls, never on them. 4. Daily demo items. Your client should see new work every single day. 5. Change order process from day one. Scope creep starts polite and ends with you building free features for 6 weeks. 6. Never scope on call one. That mistake costs $45K deals. 7. 30% upfront minimum. No matter how good the logo looks. 8. Map the process before touching tools. Automating a broken process just breaks things faster. 9. One niche for 90 days. Your close rate follows your positioning. 10. Under-promise the ROI math. Project $8K/month in savings and deliver $12K, you get a case study. Flip those numbers and you lose the retainer. 11. QA every build like volume doubles next month. For your best clients, it will. 12. Document like you're handing the system to a stranger tomorrow. 13. Post-call summary same day, every call. Consistency is what trust is made of. 14. Internal pre-check-in before every client call. Winging a demo is how you lose a renewal. 15. Retainers are the business. The project is just the front door. 16. Escalate blockers within 10 minutes. A dev stuck for 3 hours quietly eats your margin. 17. Get one case study before sending a single cold message. Reply rates double with real numbers. 18. Price the delta. What their ops cost today vs after your system. Your hours have nothing to do with it. 19. Anchor against the cost of doing nothing. "$8,400/month lost" makes a $35K build feel cheap. 20. Post before you check your inbox. The pipeline dries up 4 weeks after you stop showing up. 21. Reply to every DM. The vague message from February becomes the $45K close in May. 22. Consolidate before you automate. If their data lives in 7 apps, step one is one source of truth. 23. Build the database first. Automations on top of a messy foundation collapse under real volume. 24. Agents sit on top of workflows, never in place of them. Skip the skeleton and the intelligence layer has nothing to stand on. 25. Fix small process issues now. They become unfixable at scale, and 10x more expensive. The tools will change again next year but these won't.

I was studying MCPs and this comment really blew my mind.

Y Combinator's Fall 2026 request for startups:

Cardinals often mate for life. They share food, sing duets together, and call to each other when one gets separated from the other. A bonded pair will often return to the same yard for years. So that bright red cardinal you're seeing at the feeder this summer is probably the same one who visited last year… and the year before that. ❤️

Only delusions and lies require artificial support. Truth can stand alone. Therefore the true word has no need of superficial, solemn ceremonies. Only lies need such devices.

All the world needs is like 12 good writers on a post training team