Hi @base community! Excited to share, Iv'e decided to follow a path closer to my core mission of fostering connection through greeting cards on-chain. I leave Genrize in good hands, and am available to the team as an advisor. Let's keep building! Special thank you to @CryptoStatuette from the Base team for listening to my idea at Eth Denver and encouraging me to go for it 💜! #based #base

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SRY my #usdc on @base don't take holidays or time off

Is there an"App Store" for Claude skills yet? With trusted and vetted pre made skill files? @claudeai #claudeskills #ai

The most valuable asset Most of ya'll think your most valuable asset is your product. It isn't. It's trust. Products can be copied. Features can be replicated. Prices can be undercut. TRUST compounds. Trust builds relationships, loyalty, even repeat sales Every decision either adds to that trust account or withdraws from it. The strongest brands understand they are managing trust, when selling their idea or product. and few of you are cultivating it 🤷‍♀️

Loved this post by Brooke🔥 Sharing this because it's true Selling is one of the few skills that is truly industry agnostic If you can sell, you can sell almost anything A potato Software Luxury goods A startup vision Because selling isn't just about the product A lot of great products fall flat It's about: Persuasion Education Building trust Creating connection Value Communication Insights into needs (empathy) As long as you understand what you're selling and genuinely believe in its value, the skill transfers across industries.

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Okay, so when the haters start coming out, sometimes its a gain. Because sometimes what you are doing is valuable enough to evoke a reaction. I'm currently experimenting w/@polsia, so far its pretty solid! Been sharing it with people I know who are too overwhelmed to start businesses.

Nothing really matter unless you have great product and users. The missing gap observed in founders is learning how to sell. Example: Last year, helped out a Berkley MBA who founded some carbon offset company. What an MBA doesn't teach you BUT the real world does⬇️ Founder = no insight or understanding on how to engineer communication to attract interest (soft skills) Every communication he sent was "About my company, my product, why we are impressive" NOBODY CARES Till you communate the pain reliever = value to the customer I made an introduction to his ideal customer/ceo The ceo rejected him after first message Founder wanted to move on. Acted like it was a defeat. Me: No way! I've experienced transforming objections so I didn't see it as a dead end. Always remain fluid in thinking, get creative on ways revert the NO! Goal is just get a conversation to start. Suggested asking the ceo for an informational call to get his expertise feedback on the build. Even hearing why a No is given is valuable! Now we were one step ahead. We had an open conversation going w/ customer ceo The conversation gave the Ceo focused time to hear us out. Made his years of experience feel valued. He passed us to his cto To prep this founder for the meeting I pulled in a favor. I set up a coaching call for him with my godmother who trains some of the highest performing ceos in the country-- HUGE because most of her time is spent with fortune 500 ceos. We followed critical advice she shared based on the principles of neuro science that lead to behavioral and thinking shifts One week later the deal was closed. Lesson 1. Dont take no for face value. Remain flexible creative by adapting approach. Find what makes your customer feel heard, valued and important. Lead communication w/ it 2. Your product won't sell itself based on prestige. I helped launch watches and jewelry for lvmh and even a highly recognized brand struggled gaining trust with a new product category 3. Listen to pains of your customer and use it to craft hooks for gains. Customers feel best when they lead themselves to your solution. They are smart, the figured it out...make it about them

I tested @polsia against other gpts 👀 Expected another gpt wrapper w/polsia but I was wrong🤷‍♀️ Spent 45 min grilling #polsia on business ideas and measuring response against other tools Other tools felt general, waited for my next prompt to take action (ugh!!!) Here is how Polsia stood out It felt distinctly built for business context It didn't wait for instructions for next steps, it pushed back, identified gaps and moved toward execution quickly Polsia wasn't just answering questions It was making decisions w/me and executing Momentum felt faster 🔥 Feedback more relevant 🔥 Adapted to building 🔥 Very cool @Bencera

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The only thing worse than having the CEO knee-deep in building stuff with AI is not having the CEO knee-deep in building stuff with AI.

Billions will download Base App.

Sry been quiet 🤫 Just been busy building W/ ai tools But I'll be back vry soon