A few favorites from X.
in a very focused era of my life. been heads down with work, gym, and my routine lately. (had time after the gym tn to stitch together some short clips ↓)
some newer frames from the weekend. lately my free time has been spent on: long walks (unfortunately in 95 degree weather) trying new recipes (and failing) and squeezing in as much time with Fable as I can before they take it away lol.
i've been documenting my life more consistently and here's what i've learned: - you get to actually watch yourself grow instead of just feeling like you did - progress is invisible day to day, but months of footage makes it obvious
no one asked but my favorite video editing software is davinci will probably always be davinci
unfortunately my personality is just pattern recognition + caffeine + taking screenshots i never look at again
Location DOES shape your life way more than people admit. Certain opportunities, people you meet, identity, your habits (walkability, nature, overall lifestyle). Big believer in putting yourself somewhere your future self has less resistance.
taste is now the most valuable skill on the internet and you cannot bootcamp your way into it.
every big account has a cringe phase you didn't see. trust me.
"usage limit reached" is the most triggering phrase in tech right now.
Dear Anthropic team, - whats the avg sleep schedule look like - how many agents are you running per person - do you have time to work out - do you eat 2-3 meals a day - what's it feel like to lowkey dominate the market rn
Weekends w/ @claudeai
i think the best 'content strategy' might just be having a life worth talking about. go do things. read more. build something. talk to people. the more you live, the easier it gets to create.
when you spend 45 minutes writing a post and it gets 3 likes
you don't need permission to build in public just start — show your process — share what you learned — be honest when things don't work the right people will show up
Creator marketing shifts in 2026: Hype threads → honest breakdowns, Engagement farming → premium interactions, Broad appeals → niche authority. Quality creators w/ clear value will win.
what people think growth looks like: find some secret trick → go viral → win. what growth actually looks like: post → flop → learn → adjust → post → small win → keep going → refine → post → build trust → compound. difference is literally like 47 unsexy steps
If you work in marketing, growth, or community and you're not leveraging AI for your work yet, you'll be behind. Everyone's focused on the code gen stuff (as am I) because it's impressive. But that's not the only play. You can: → Build your own internal systems + dashboards
some home office shots cause it's been a solid week - thousands of sprout interactions - devnet launch went smooth - event coming up at devconnect pieces coming together
6 months of consistent value > chasing viral moments. Don't forget this.
Ship fast. Keep systems simple. Obsess over quality. Build in public. And have taste. Most people overcomplicate it.
You probably don't need to learn traditional coding to build real things anymore. But you DO need to learn how to think in systems. What connects to what. What happens when a user clicks this. How data flows, etc.
People own properties, I own this.
