Sharing my website again for anyone who wants a clearer look at my work. It brings together my background across content strategy, social media, AI workflows, digital marketing, selected work, blog posts, and ways to connect. Take a look: scottcbusiness.com/

#Bitcoin uses energy. That is real. But energy use does not automatically equal waste. The real question is whether Bitcoin’s utility is worth the resources required to secure it. My take on the debate: scottcbusiness.com/blog/bitc…

I’m resharing my old interview with @officialmcafee, originally released May 19, 2021. John passed shortly after on June 23, 2021, while in prison. He made a huge impact on tech, cybersecurity, crypto, privacy, and internet culture. Now on YouTube: youtu.be/SQoHQXgidRU

Just launched 2 free tools: 📊 Content System Readiness Score: See if your content is planned, repeatable, measurable, or stuck in reactive posting. 🛡️ Social Profile Trust Scan: Check if your profile builds trust or just lists what you do. Try them: scottcbusiness.com/tools

L3: Gold! @Lovable has been game-changing. I spent $300+ on Wix and hated the result. $300 on Lovable can build a better site with tools, SEO, security, and way more control. I even built my own blog platform. On my way to Platinum next. What have you built with Lovable?

AI workflows are getting wild. @claudeai in Word can edit my book while I sleep. @make_hq can chain GPT, @NotionHQ, image prompts, and API-generated visuals into a 30-day content system in 10 mins. Not perfect. But 90%+ of the busywork is gone. What would you automate first?

The internet won’t decentralize itself. Cloud, search, social, app stores, and AI are all becoming chokepoints. Openness only survives if we choose owned channels, open protocols, and portable audiences. Build where you have leverage, not just access: scottcbusiness.com/blog/the-…

Many Web3 social platforms have faded out. Hive is still one of the few ecosystems that actually has working apps, users, content, and a social layer beyond speculation. I made this video a while back, covering some of the major Hive dapps. Watch here: youtu.be/2H_cvo-HOpc

The real “secret to getting rich” was realizing I was never poor. I was just broke, and broke is temporary if you build like someone who plans to be wealthy. Precious metals are a good defensive asset, so I bought some. They went up. Investing regularly felt small at first, but I knew I would probably spend the money if I did not invest it. It compounded. Building an emergency fund seemed boring, but useful. It grew. Buying into crypto was about financial freedom and decentralization, not just financial gain. And you know the rest. Creating passive income was not from some course or guru funnel. It came from creating videos, making music, and following my passion long enough for the work to start paying me back. Doing the unconventional thing that felt right, in line with the thesis of diversifying and decentralizing my wealth, turned out to be the most conventional move I could make. That is when you eventually stand back and realize you built something real. Not through one massive leap. Not through luck. Not through some secret strategy hidden behind a $997 course. Just small, structured, compounding decisions repeated long enough to matter. Being wealthy vs. rich, and poor vs. broke, is often a state of mind. But the difference shows up in the actions you take. Most people are not one big decision away from changing their lives. They are hundreds of small decisions away. And that is the part nobody wants to hear.

The Dead Internet Theory was early, not wrong. Bots crawl it. AI summarizes it. Agents act on it. Algorithms rank it. Scammers imitate people inside it. The internet is not dead, but it is becoming less human. Understand the shift behind the web: scottcbusiness.com/blog/the-…

We are moving from a labour economy to a compute token economy. For most of modern history, economic output was tied to labour. More people, more hours, more production. That model is changing. AI, automation, GPU infrastructure, tokenized networks, and digital coordination systems are shifting the source of leverage. The question is no longer just “how many people can do the work?” It is becoming: • How much compute can you access? • How efficiently can you deploy it? • How well can your systems coordinate work? • How fast can you turn data, prompts, agents, and workflows into useful output? Labour is not disappearing. But the value stack is changing. The winners will not simply be the biggest teams. They will be the teams that combine human judgment with scalable compute, strong workflows, and clear incentives. A labour economy rewards hours. A compute token economy rewards leverage. That is a very different game.

Stablecoins are useful, but widely misunderstood. My latest blog breaks down the main types, CBDCs, and the real fight behind digital money: trust, control, liquidity, and financial sovereignty. I break it down comprehensively here: scottcbusiness.com/blog/the-…

My new monthly newsletter is live. I’ll be sharing practical field notes on AI, Web3, privacy, decentralization, social media, and the systems shaping the internet. My blog covers the idea. My newsletter gets into the details. Check it out & subscribe: scottcbusiness.com/newslette…

Centralization promises convenience. But in finance, control often becomes cost. I broke down how banks, stablecoins, CBDCs, and financial gatekeepers turn access into fees, limits, surveillance, and dependency. I break it all down in my Field Notes: scottcbusiness.com/blog/fina…

My website is back, and with it comes a fully refreshed blog. I’m calling it Field Notes. The first post revives my old paper on quantum cryptography, heavily updated for today’s quantum, blockchain, and crypto security landscape. Dive into the article: scottcbusiness.com/blog/quan…

The craziest thing about web design right now: ❌ @Wix is over $300/year & has me doing most of the work for a mediocre result. ✅ @Lovable is closer to $400/year & does most of the work with much better results. AI isn’t just faster. It’s making website builders look outdated.

I finally rebuilt my portfolio. Not as a digital resume. As proof that I can turn complex tech into content people actually understand with Lovable. AI, cloud, Web3, cybersecurity, community, copy, campaigns, & AI workflows. Check it out: scottcbusiness.com/