Putting AI on the moon where it is very difficult to reach in the event of a “worse case scenario” feels like a foundationally bad idea.

What an incredible time we live in.

Delayed and slow payments cost construction companies an additional $280 billion dollars in financing costs, administrative burden, and project slowdowns. How is this ok? I’m surprised that we are the first to solve for this.

When I started HUDU, there was so much I didn’t know. I was a blue-collar construction worker from Iowa trying to launch a tech company… and I had zero technical experience. I couldn’t code. Hell, if I’m being honest, I didn’t even know where to start. But I knew a few things with certainty: I knew that millions of Americans were stretched thin, looking for ways to make a little extra cash. I knew this struggle wasn’t new—it’s been true for generations. I knew that working-class America deserved something better. And I knew there were hundreds of millions of odd jobs scattered across this country—unseen, untapped potential. So I dared to dream: What if every odd job was centralized, brought together in one unified, competitive bid marketplace? What if we had a real solution—a powerful answer to problems facing everyday people? Then there was one thing I didn’t know how to do: Quit. Building HUDU has been the hardest thing I’ve ever done. In the school of hard knocks, lessons are unforgiving, taught by setbacks and missteps. You stumble, fall, and get back up—again and again—until you finally understand what truly works. Yesterday, we hit 10,000 Registered Users. I say ‘Registered Users’ because our marketplace is accessible to everyone—no account needed to explore. You only need an account to list a project or bid on one. Both of which, by the way, are free to do. Our registered users aren’t just browsing; they’re here with purpose. They’re signing up because they see the value. 10,000 people see the value in what we’re building. For anyone who’s ever built something from the ground up, having 10,000 people recognize what you’ve created—that’s the affirmation, the validation, that fuels you. It’s what makes the long days, the sleepless nights, and even the tears all worth it. Today, those tears are tears of joy. We’re still learning, still growing. But every day, we figure it out a little more. I won’t stop, we won’t stop, until we’ve changed the way the world works. So here’s to the next 10,000, and the next, and the next. 💙☑️

Number 9 is actually: Goldenseed.com Missing a G

I thought it was funny 🤣 … or at least smooth!

This blows my mind. A medical practice only has a 3-4x multiplier on EBITDA? This seems low considering the educational requirements JUST to start. I sold my construction company at a 4x and the startup/ops cost were a fraction of a clinic.

Wouldn’t it be cool to give millions of dollars to SAHM’s, HS/College Students, and just everyday people instead of AD giants? What are your thoughts? How can we make this happen? I’m GOING to make it happen.

Same. Coincidence?

HUDU is the Odd Job Marketplace that’s going to change this game forever. It’s free to list, free to bid, no obligations. Check it out at HeyHUDU.com.

One of the most frustrating things about hiring out odd jobs… Spending hours getting bids, checking schedules, sending deposits, then getting left with low quality work… or worse, a job half completed and they ran off with your money.

Gig marketplaces have been getting it wrong for years. The answer is not to niche down but to build a “one stop shop”. Image if there were 100 Amazons, all selling just a category of products. It would never work, and it’s why a marketplace has never “won”.

Yeah… I’m #TeamMusk all day, but you’re gonna wanna tread real lightly when it comes to Taylor…

America is spelt with a capital A. 🇺🇸

@HeyHUDU Billboard @saastr 2024. 😎 HUDU - The Odd Job Marketplace

Are they wearing lanyards with their names and firm? 😉