First trillionaire on earth holy fuck

This is the beauty of American capitalism 1. You decide to create a product 2. Then, a competitor makes a way better version of said product 3. You have to improve otherwise you’ll lose your customers to your competition go bankrupt, so you invest time and resources to create an even better product 4. Now the competitor has to improve, otherwise HE will go bankrupt, so he creates an even better product, so on and so on Let free markets to their thing and the product experience for consumers and businesses will improve

Y'all don't understand the run @sircalebhammer is on. Dude makes over $1M a month profit and is one of the top podcasts in the world, and you will NEVER see him talk about that or flex it. He acts like a completely normal guy but he's sitting on a $50M media empire. After the Togi interview, guys were clowning on him for having "limiting beliefs" or whatever. He's quietly making MILLIONS and MILLIONS and he doesn't want anyone to know that he's filthy rich.

If the vibes are off for you in SF, you could move to Phoenix, work from your pool, Waymo to airport terminals, ski 2.5 hrs away on weekends, use some of your tax savings to escape the summer heat in Flagstaff, and forget about whether your neighbor won the lottery or not

Paul You peaked at Engagement Manager at McKinsey In 2015 During the easiest economic conditions in a century Your other credential is Operations Manager at Amazon 40,000 people hold that title simultaneously That is your resume That is what you are standing on when you tell strangers how to conduct themselves professionally You have publicly discussed failing with matchmaking services You have posted multiple times about entitled women You pay for a service designed to produce dates and it produces nothing and you blame the product The man who cannot generate interest through a system engineered to generate interest is giving unsolicited professional advice to strangers at midnight You look like you moderate 4 Discord servers You post like someone whose opinions have never been requested in a room with a door You carry the energy of a man who corners people at conferences and doesn't notice them looking for the exit Then you posted a 7-tweet thread about social media killing $300K job offers You used your own social media to publicly police a stranger's selfie And then lectured the internet about how employers judge social media You are the red flag in your own thread I scrolled through the profile you decided to correct It is mostly pictures/selfies of her running Running consistently Which if your McKinsey brain could still produce a thought without a 2x2 matrix you would recognise as a signal of discipline, accountability, and someone who can commit to something long term That is literally the trait you claim to value in your thread about professional credibility And you looked at it and saw a selfie problem Because your pattern recognition is so broken by whatever is happening in your personal life that you cannot process a woman being visible without experiencing it as something that needs to be corrected You absolute fucking moron The information was right there You had the data You drew the wrong conclusion That is not a social media literacy issue That is a you issue And it explains the matchmaking results better than anything I could write If I was hiring and saw a candidate doing what you did I would pull the offer before the background check finished Zero social calibration Zero awareness of how unsolicited corrections land HR incident within 90 days "Could care less if you listen" It is "couldn't care less" "Could care less" means you care Based on 4 follow-up replies to someone who was clearly not interested you care significantly About a stranger's selfie At midnight "Genuine feedback from a place of kindness" Every person who cannot mind their own business uses this sentence It is not kindness It is the compulsion to correct people who did not ask by someone whose authority to correct is visible to nobody except himself The Halo Effect is one of the most documented cognitive biases in existence Decades of research Every industry Presentation affects perception You know this You resent it And you process that resentment by lecturing strangers instead of fixing yourself Paul You are a loser I say this because the pattern is specific A man who is unhappy Who cannot generate the respect he believes he deserves Who processes that by diminishing strangers who did nothing to him It has never worked It will never work You are the common variable in every failed interaction you have described on this platform And maybe if you stopped spending your evenings correcting strangers on the internet and started being a genuinely decent person things would change Not because you learned a technique Because you became someone people don't instinctively avoid That is the only thing that has ever worked It is free It requires becoming less of what you currently are You are not going to do this You are going to read this and feel attacked and post something about how "the haters prove the message resonated" and learn absolutely nothing Because that is what you do That is all you do NGMI Everyone can see it Paul Except you I scrolled through the person's profile you decided to correct Most of the pictures are running content That is someone who gets up and runs That is discipline That is accountability to yourself That is the exact quality you claim to value in your shitty thread about high-performance careers A person who runs consistently and posts about it is demonstrating the same trait you lecture people about from your McKinsey Engagement Manager pedestal. but your ex-consulting brain can't produce that thought without a 2x2 matrix and a hypothesis-driven framework to arrive at a conclusion that a normal human being sees in 3 seconds you are genuinely never going to make it, to the place where you think your heading and speaking of things you produced that nobody asked for "I wrote the book nobody in a corner office wants you to read" "Reviewed by 7 consulting partners and PE MDs who refused to be named" Refused to be named 7 people reviewed your book and not a single one of them was willing to have their name associated with it publicly You framed this as mystique This is not mystique This is 7 people who read your book and said "sure Paul it's fine but please do not tell anyone I was involved" that is a restraining order from your own endorsers "Every email you send is a power move. Most people just don't know the rules" You are writing about email power moves In 2026 A man who peaked at middle management 12 years ago wrote a book about email strategy and got 7 anonymous reviews from people who are embarrassed to know him and then went on the internet to tell a stranger that their selfie is unprofessional This is the most complete portrait of a man who has absolutely nothing going on that I have ever assembled and I did not have to try hard because you provided all the materials yourself You are a clown Paul An actual clown With a book nobody will read Reviews nobody will claim Opinions nobody requested And a matchmaking profile that produces the same results as your career advice: nothing, for anyone, ever Everyone can see it Except you

Roughly 220 billionaires reside in California. They employ roughly 10 million people. If a wealth tax passes, everyone with a billion-dollar idea will think twice about whether they want to build that business in California. But that isn’t even the most dangerous part. When this turns out to raise less money than expected, the bar will be lowered to $100 million. Then $50 million. Then $10 million. Then $1 million. They’ll call it “the millionaire tax.” And since ~80% of the California population isn’t a millionaire, they’ll vote it into existence because “it doesn’t affect them.” But many of those “millionaires” are providing jobs. Housing. Innovation. Buying products and services. They’re a net economic benefit. If you discourage them from living in California, they will leave. Then it becomes a downward spiral where they have to tax everyone else to stay afloat. Not saying the system is perfect. But a simpler solution might simply be: spend less money and encourage more people to move back / create a billion dollar idea.

extremely underrated city… 1) Young energy 2) Cheap 3) Basically all sportsbooks are legal 4) tons of stuff to do outside 5) Not janky like LA Etc I’m glad I lived here for 10.5 months

As gay as this sounds, we're currently building a killer engagement group on LinkedIn We're sitting on an offer that's already printing hard So I wanna nuke the platform If we all push each other's content it means more cash collected for everyone It’s going to be very simple You post and everyone in the group drives traction within the first 10 minutes I ran a slightly different strategy a few years ago in the EU market And the result was everyone in the group printed HARD At one point the entire timeline was covered with just our content So we’re going to run it back and go even harder on LinkedIn with this group We've already got a few guys in the group booking 25-30 calls/month If you're already running a B2B offer and want to 10x your traction RT, follow & DM me your LinkedIn profile and I’ll add you to the GC

This was likely a 9 figure exit, or at least very close to it. Roughly $100-150M is the best guess, napkin math. Massive congratulations to Zach.

$10,000,000 net worth in finance: - Patek Philippe - Penthouse on 5th Ave - Weekends in the Hamptons - Ferrari or Porsche $10,000,000 net worth in crypto: - I can't even retire on this 😭 - What you farming today bros 🥹 - Airdrop was 5 figures only * 🫥 - Its over 😔

Caleb is 100% legit and self made. That said, even *IF* he was handed those clients by his father, THAT IS NOT A BAD THING. Nepotism is not a bad thing. Let's just say hypothetically that someones dad is the reason they have a bunch of clients. So what? Who cares? Are they supposed to DECLINE those multi million dollar deals that their father handed to them? People who despise nepotism never made any sense to me. Put yourself in the shoes of a nepo baby for a sec. You were born to a father worth $500M. He has all the connections in the world. You want to start a business. You pitch the business idea to your father, show him proof that you'll deliver well for clients, etc. Your father then says "you know what, son, this sounds like a great idea. Let me call up my buddies to see if they would be interested." From that you get 2-3 whale multi million dollar contracts. That scenario, my friend, is just called taking advantage of the opportunities you have. You would be stupid NOT to take those opportunities.

When you see someone selling a course, ask yourself: If the model they're teaching works SO well, why would they teach it to the mass market, and create TONS of competition? Why not just focus on scaling the business yourself, build a real company with enterprise value, and not create competition by literally giving away the secrets? it makes no sense. Granted, game is game. There is lots of money to be made in info, and I completely respect that. But that doesn't mean it's not a *SLIGHTLY* predatory business model. Just by the nature of it. You're taking people's last money, putting them on Klarna, and promising they're going to get rich. When there's a 90% chance they'll fail. It's predatory. Imagine if Elon Musk started selling a course on all the proprietary and lesser known aspects of Teslas/SpaceX growth. That would be completely dumb. I said this before in a tweet a few months ago - if I have an offer that is ripping through cold traffic, THE ABSOLUTE LAST THING IM DOING is sharing it on some place like Twitter or Instagram. Why on EARTH would I do something like that? This is also why flexing revenue numbers is retarted. Why would you want people to know how much someone is specifically making? Flex your lifestyle, flex the cars, but remain completely silent about how you made that money. U could be a nepo baby, inherited the wealth, a mob boss, exited your SaaS - KNOW ONE KNOWS. They just know you're rich.

Wow holy shit Elon Musk is worth $852B. Props to his immense success.

I get this question literally daily, so here's the answer. 5 TRAITS OF A SELLABLE BUSINESS (I'm In These Deals & Acquisitions Every Single Day): 1) NRR (Net Revenue Retention) & Churn Are your existing customers spending MORE over time? NRR above 100% means your revenue grows even WITHOUT NEW CUSTOMERS. On top of this, for a service based business, you want churn BELOW 40% annually. 2) Revenue CAGR (Compound Annual Growth Rate) What's your 2-3 year growth trajectory? One good year means nothing. Buyers want consistent, compounding growth. 20% CAGR signals momentum. Flat or declining means you're selling at a discount. 3) Institutional-Grade Books Messy cash basis amateur financials kill deals or crush valuations. If you don't have a 24/7 ready data room, the metrics PE firms actually care about (NRR, Rule of 40, FCF, etc) - they'll take you less seriously in negotiation/ (SHAMELESS PLUG - this is one of the services we offer @ Exitflow Capital. We turn your business into an institutional grade asset by re-engineering your financials specifically for Private Equity. This will massively increase your valuation). 4) Transferable Infrastructure (Can Someone Else Run The Business Tomorrow?) If you are the business, you don't have an asset. You have a job. Buyers want documented SOPs, trained teams, and systems that run without you. The less you're needed, the more they'll pay. 5) Concentration-Proof Revenue If a few clients, one platform, or one channel drives most of your revenue, you're fragile. PE firms will discount this.

This might be the dumbest tweet I've ever seen. Here's the proper version: $0-1M = broke $3-5M = rich $20M = wealthy set for life $100M = generational wealth $1B = billionaire, not much different from $100M Getting "confidence" at $1,000 is laughable.

I am constantly surprised how much money is made in "private equity"

Has Gemini been shitty for anyone as of recent? Or no? I've noticed Claude is significantly better. Considering canceling my Gemini subscription.