at work, makes sense you have agents effectively represent your CFO, CMO, CRO, CPO, etc. -- then supervised by a COO agent What's the equiv for your personal? - family - personal finance - health - leisure/travel ... what else?

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Gonna get flak for this. Applying Truflation’s .03% MoM advance to July’s official core PCE settles the Dove-Hawk debate-the 2MMA rate falls to 1.66%; more importantly, 3MMA slides in at 1.79%. The correlation since 2011 between @truflation Core PCE & @BLS_gov Core PCE is .89.

Before AI: - hardware is hard - teams > solo founders - technical founders only - PhDs build tech in search of a problem - hot SaaS startups get 100x ARR multiples After AI: - hardware is the only thing AI can't build - solo founders are 100x engineers - anyone can build - PhDs building AI infra name their price - SaaSpocalypse Am I missing anything?

Women of all ages are increasingly finding independent wealth in America. I don’t hear a lot of feminists applauding that but they should if they actually care about freeing women instead of controlling them. Case in point: Donna Mills was Abby on Knots Landing in the 80s. The 85-year-old has already made many six figures on OnlyFans in less than a month. This is not an endorsement of the platform. It is a fact about what Hollywood does to women when they age. The industry stops writing checks. Mills pivoted and it paid. She says the content is suggestive, not explicit. She also says fans ask for odd videos and she plans to deliver some. That’s her call. It’s legal. People are paying. Independence at 85 is still independence. I hope more women keep finding ways to get paid on their own terms. I’d prefer to see them find a wholesome version if they can. But the point is she is not waiting for a network to decide she still matters. Taking initiative can pay in ways you never imagined.

My opinion of Jelly Roll just fell again. I saw that on Thursday he cried about dignity and tried to sound like the peacemaker after he had on Monday called Trump a fat pig. Jelly Roll should’ve just owned his joke. Crying is not an undo button. The fan base he insulted was already gone. The tears did not bring them back. Crying made him look like a man who wanted the cheap laugh and then regretted the fallout. If he wanted to mock Trump, fine. Do it knowing fans will leave. If he had also aimed at Biden or another prominent Democrat, the Trump hit might have landed as equal-opportunity. But he only punched one side, then didn’t like the result. Jelly Roll is scrambling now because he does not seem to know who he wants to be. That is how you get stuck on both sides of the fence. Pick a side. People admire conviction more than perpetual second-guessing. I lost a lot of my liberal friends in advertising when I came out as a Trump supporter. I never doubted the call. I never tried to keep quiet to keep “friends.” It’s fine to change your mind when the facts change. But it’s not fine to backtrack just to keep a crowd that’s not worth keeping. Do that and you lose the crowd and your own self-respect. Don’t be like Jelly Roll. Be yourself. That is what people actually admire. It is also how Trump won the presidency twice.