Pinned Tweet
I remember my first $500/week outside of my 9-5 and my first 2k/day.
They felt so monumental and freeing.
Today the weekly pay is a little higher but the goal is the same ➡️ Freedom.
serge gatari retweeted
In Q1 2025, it spent ~$2.51 on compute and infrastructure for every $1 of revenue. By Q2 2026, that was down to ~$0.48.
a new client whitelabelling @TryCookAI said "The New Info Is Implementation"
iykyk
The cost of delivering DFY is dropping by 10x every year because of ai agents.
The ability to command high prices for DFY is staying strong.
80%+ of all of our clients buy the more expensive package even if there is something 70% more cheaper that is more DWY/DIY.
Crazy times to print Millions if you understand the leverage coming from ai.
Launch A CLIPPING AGENCY NOW!
Info so cooked because of AI that anyone making Millions/month is no longer sharing their offer, market & funnels🤣
Iykyk.
We’re experiencing an industry evolving in front of our eyes & the game forcing operators to cook from 1st principles.
Find a market with pain & where demand is higher than supply…print 8 figures without telling anyone!
The “I make a $1m/month teaching from teaching you how to make $1M/month” is not a real business & doesn’t last unless you’re running an actual business doing the dirty work and collecting data/insights.
Imagine Jensen teaching other chip manufactures how to create a $5 trillion company…🤣
It would be the dumbest business model ever as it’s the fastest path to making Nvidia a commoditized business.
Building service companies is back in style👨🏾🍳
Info is a great industry to get rich quick, and the worst to get rich FOR SURE.
It’s one thing to raise $, it’s another to get it Doug Leone! Iykyk.
Maybe whop might actually be cooking🔥congrats to everyone at @whop
Another reminder why building an ai app is dumb in a world where the best product is burning $80B in 6 months to subsidize intelligence…
I don’t even want to know what OpenAI loss looks like!
serge gatari retweeted
This tracks. I watch something on YouTube every day. Netflix is a dormant subscription for me.
YouTube has very low costs of content creation. Netflix has $14B of debt that has financed their content library.
Another lesson in the halls of mismatching assets and liabilities? Time will tell.

















