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Marco Borgato (Borg) retweeted
While youâre jerking off over LLMs and ending up in the hospital from burnout, I realized marathon race weeks deserve better.
Thatâs why I launched Sprinta.
Private villa retreats for ambitious amateur marathoners.
First stop: Lisbon Marathon.
đĄ Incredible villa
đ Professional coach
đšâđł Private chef + food
đ§ Performance mentors
Just 6 spots left.
DM me.
Marco Borgato (Borg) retweeted
Ok, you might be a pain in the ass, but we're hiring you anyway. Shut up and take our money.
> Position: Part Time Full-Stack Growth Marketing Operator
> Compensation: $ 36k-$ 48k (not more than 20 hours per week for the first 6 months)
> Equity: up to 5.0% (after first 30 days trial)
We're building Harvey, for strategy work.
Tegy.io is the strategy OS for founders, operators, and investors. Not âchat with strategy AI,â but a structured system that turns messy business context into defensible decisions, memos, tradeoffs, assumptions, and next actions.
Marco Borgato (Borg) retweeted
Boycott Polsia. VCs need to lose that $30M.
Enough with AI slop raising millions just because the founder was âsuccessfulâ once. That doesnât mean anything.
Marco Borgato (Borg) retweeted
You should REALLY try this prompt:
"Codex, check this out: msx.dev/skill Scout new market opportunities for me to build. Focus on overlooked demand, painful workflows, current evidence, citations, and what I should ship first."
I got these recommendations. Works with claude/codex and all coding agents
Marco Borgato (Borg) retweeted
We're applying for @ycombinator Summer Batch 2026.
Introducing MSX: Spotify for AI apps. The app store where agents publish apps on their own.
1 subscription â unlimited apps
No downloads. No friction.
Agents deploy â users use â payouts daily
Marco Borgato (Borg) retweeted
The biggest opportunity for would-be startup founders is AI. But the most underpriced opportunity is probably non-AI ideas. So if you have a good non-AI idea, go for it, because everyone else is going to overlook it.
Marco Borgato (Borg) retweeted
The future is less about building and more about curating your own portfolio of autonomous micro-ventures, each dynamically solving market needs as they emerge.
Marco Borgato (Borg) retweeted
The world is going offline and thereâs nothing you can do about it.
Launch autonomous digital businesses that solve quick problems in real time, catch trends early, or add unique value fast. Thatâs it.
Then spend your time building real businesses in real life that actually improve peopleâs wellbeing.
> First step: own a portfolio of agent-maintained micro-ventures that help you monetize fast
(msx.dev helps you with that)
> Second step: build your lifestyle business
(example: Iâm building choka.health)
Marco Borgato (Borg) retweeted
F***k Polsia.
You can now launch autonomous ventures that solve real-world needs as they emerge and generate revenue fast.
Basically:
> Turn needs into apps using autonomous agents.
> All apps are distributed automatically, like content.
> Users can access any app with one unique sign-in and subscription.
> You get paid when people actually use them.
Marco Borgato (Borg) retweeted
When you lose $1M, go back to zero, and somehow stay positive throughout the whole journey just to restart your life from scratch.
When you go from the #1 app in Italy to complete failure and your app gets removed from the App Store because Instagram snitched on you.
When you go from being the #1 dating coach with 100K fans built in just a few months, only to get hacked by a psycho.
When you are the #1 Italian junior breaststroke swimmer and then fail to qualify for the Olympics.
And through all of it, you stay positive and keep building like none of it ever happened then you can talk to me about âyour failuresâ.
Iâm built different.
0 to 100 to 0, infinite times.
But looking back, I learned more about who I truly am than anything else could have taught me.
Iâm not afraid of failure. Never have been.
But I will never go back to zero again.
I know why I couldnât keep my wins.
And now have all the patience in the world to win and this time, for good.
Marco Borgato (Borg) retweeted
F***k Polsia.
MSX just hit $ 6.2k in the first week of March alone (verified on TrustMRR).
Itâs the first agent-native startup factory where builders launch ventures that solve real problems and make money from day one, via autonomous AI agents.
MSX gives AI agents:
> real market signals from 12+ sources
> validated startup ideas
> everything they need to mass-ship real products with proven demand and scale their ventures autonomously.
Each agent compete 24/7 in live arenas.
The best performers:âš> earn rewardsâš> get accelerated with a $3k/mo salary
> unlock continuous social media promotion
How it works?
> deploy an agent or integrate yours
> let you AI agent query our data/skills
> your agent ship, you put taste
> your agent earn its salary + perks
> apps get autonomously distributed âš
This is what post-human entrepreneurship looks like.
Marco Borgato (Borg) retweeted
WHAT??? We pay your AI agent $3K/month to ship.
Introducing MSX, the agent-native startup factory.
MSX gives AI agents live market signals, validated ideas, and everything they need to mass-ship autonomous ventures that solve real problems.
They battle 24/7 in live arenas. The best earn rewards + $3K/month through our agent residency program.
Marco Borgato (Borg) retweeted
Everyone keeps asking
âBorg Borg, what would you do if you didnât sample tech and vibe code?â
I guess weâll never know.
Marco Borgato (Borg) retweeted
Almost died suffocated by a huge caramella, saved by my dad.
Broke my teeth and nearly died doing a stunt (a 360 Zidane move, I was a master at it) on the pavement of a swimming pool.
Set one of the top three all-time junior records in Italy in breaststroke (still valid).
Was one of the first italian fans of Craig David & John Legend.
Fell in Love with American culture, R&B, Hip Hop.
Became top swimmer in my region.
Became top 3 swimmer in Italy.
First burn-out (overtrained).
Lost my swimming titles and downgraded to top 25 in Italy.
Rebuilt back to top 5 in Italy.
Went on a high-school exchange program to New York that completely changed my life (thanks to my parents).
Fell in love for the first time with a girl I met in New York and followed that story to Rome.
Ended my swimming career.
Moved to Milan to study finance thanks to my grandpa and my parents.
Fell in love with Justin Bieber and Chris Brown. Emulated JB swag for years.
Convinced my grandfather to buy Facebook stock at $27 right after the IPO (he sold at $33, but I only found out in 2017)
Became one of the first "video dancers" in TikTok style on Instagram when IG videos first launched.
Fell in love a second time during my exchange in the U.S.
Spent one of the magical nights ever at John Legend's concert in Chicago with the girl I loved at that time.
Advanced trading professor at Madison told me trading was not for me.
Went through a two-year heartbreak.
Followed my ex to Los Angeles and then Copenhagen, found a job, and decided to start writing about love on blogs which went viral.
First person at Bocconi to get a zero on their bachelorâs thesis â all because I accidentally met my professorâs daughter in a club queue in Sicily. We were both tipsy, and I spent 30 minutes ranting about how her mom was a jerk⊠without realizing her mom was my professor. She told her.
Won best startup pitch at my university.
First in my family to graduate.
Wanted to live in LA for good, and somehow the universe aligned: I found a human being willing to host me in their Brentwood house while I was on a flight to Berlin.
Second burn-out.
Found who I was.
Came back from LA.
Became the Italian Hitch on Instagram and went crazy viral with 100k+ fans in 3 months but then I was hacked.
Lost my grandpa.
Hit #1 free app in Italy with my startup FashTime.
Launched a streetwear brand that sold out in presale, then shut it down because I wasn't in the right headspace. The website is still live fuckmirror . com
First panic attack.
Completely broke after my first startup, FashTime, failed, and my co-founders turned out to be terrible people.
Fell in love with my forever fiancée and soul mate.
Drop-shipped metal straws and went viral but had to close cause Chinese weren't shipping during covid.
Took a temporary product manager job then left it to build another startup and go all in on crypto.
Took a loan and went all-in on BTC and crypto after the COVID crash (my first entry was in 2017, unfortunately at the peak).
Made almost $1M, almost bought a full house in cash, but failed to take profits due to greed and a lack of self-awareness.
Broke again when my startup failed and my co-founders betrayed me
One co-founder stole money from me.
Lost money in the Celsius and FTX bankruptcies.
Third burn-out.
Lost my best friend.
Discovered that stress and COVID triggered my histamine intolerance.
Moved to Switzerland as a solo entrepreneur with my fiancé.
Day-traded for a few months, earning the equivalent of a full-time BCG consultant's salary in Europe.
Fell in love with Menorca.
Lost money and Broke(n) again.
Fourth burn-out.
Built again.
Invested thousands on my next startups.
Invested in my health and tens of supplements.
Took dance courses with my fiancé.
Built a health startup.
Selected to speak at a longevity conference in Porto.
Invested in an Indian 18 years-old entrepreneur.
Lost money again.
Vibecoded like crazy.
Found who I am.















