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Stop casting. Take it back, drop hands to hip, then rotate. Pure strikes every time ⛳ Save this ⛳
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40 of America’s best waterfront downtowns. Charleston ranks #5
Harbors, riverfronts, and lakeside streets all count. Which place belongs higher?
Source: Discovery Matt
#waterfronttowns #coastalcities #charleston #charlestondaily
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The math doesn't math anymore. Ecommerce is a harder game than it's ever been and there's less money for brands than ever.
Brands, Agencies, and Service Providers need to change their models.
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Out of ad ideas?
40 ways to sell the same product when your ad stops working:
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Life is hard.
But still nothing—and I mean nothing—beats Zurich.
I just paid $80 for 21 croissants.
In Switzerland, when you go on vacation for at least a week, you have to bring something—usually breakfast—for the whole team (yes, no joke, it’s an unwritten rule).
And we’re now paying almost $10 a gallon for gas.
Swiss quirks—and there’s no inflation?
Good Lord.
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How I get AI + my human assistant to do 50% of my work each day before I get out of bed:
I use Todoist to track my daily to-dos. Each task inside Todoist gets a description that follows a simple formula:
Why, Done, Access, Who
Why = the purpose of the task
Done = what does done look like
Access = what tools are needed to complete the task
Who = who is responsible for completion
Every morning Codex looks at Todoist at all the tasks due that day.
For any tasks where "Who" = Codex, it just completes the task.
This could be drafting follow ups, writing an email broadcast, scheduling a UPS pickup, or any number of other things.
For any task where "Who" = me or my assistant, Codex drafts a brief in the comments section of the task. The brief is designed to do as much of the task as Codex possibly can so that we can step in and finish it off.
The brief may add additional context, an exact phone number to call, a specific person I personally need to reach out to and the details of our last interaction, etc.
I highly recommend following the Why, Done, Access, Who context model for task management.
It's kinda a pain to add all those details for simple tasks like "book haircut" but 30 seconds of additional effort on your part enables your AI (or your human) assistant to take entire tasks off your plate in one shot.
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90% of golfers NEED to work on this drill!
For the majority of golfers, you don't move forward enough with the lower body in the downswing
This right here is a great drill for you to do at home & on the range where you might replace the chair with an alignment stick
Do 50 reps a day & hanging back will be a thing of the past!
If you'd like 4 more drills to improve your downswing, you can get them for free below 👊👇
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Introducing Higgsfield Ads Studio.
The first ROAS-driven static ads content machine.
> Does 10,000 hours worth of deep research of your brand
> Monitors real-time trending formats
> Crafts winning ads based on best industry practices
Try free in Higgsfield ChatGPT extension.
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Muse is INSANE for Meta ads.
Meta built an agent. I pointed it at my Meta ad account.
Two weeks old. Most-downloaded app on the App Store. Runs on its own VM in Meta's cloud. Lives in WhatsApp.
And nobody's noticed the obvious thing: Meta's agent can read Meta's ad platform through Meta's own MCP.
One message to connect. One OAuth tap. Then it just... reports to you. On WhatsApp. Like a media buyer who never sleeps and texts you before you've woken up.
Here's what mine does:
→ 7am WhatsApp — spend, CPA, CTR, every delta vs yesterday, in a message I read in bed
→ Sweeps the Ad Library — it has its own browser, so it opens competitors' ads and tells me what launched and what died
→ Catches fatigue — frequency past 3, CTR sliding, flagged a week before ROAS drops
→ Finds the leak — every ad set past target with no way back, and what it's cost so far
→ Checks pacing — MTD vs plan, pings only if it's 15% off
→ Asks before it kills — it's built around approvals, so pausing a loser is one tap on my phone
→ Remembers the goal — I told it once what CPA I'm chasing. It brings it up unprompted when we drift.
The part that's actually different from every other agent: it's proactive. Grok Bot runs when you schedule it. Muse checks in when it thinks you need to know.
Free for most of what this needs.
Comment "muse" for the connection prompt and the setup.
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I just built the largest collection of helpful prompts (500+) to turn Muse into the best chief of staff, best marketer, best PM you've ever had.
@Muse can be so much more than a glorified admin assistant. There are hundreds of ways to use it at your job.
Completely free, check it out: museatwork.app
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Musecases #1
Money: bills, refunds, insurance, forgotten cash
• Audit the last 12 months of my email for recurring charges, subscriptions, and insurance premiums. List each: vendor, amount, last charge date, cancel/change URL if you can find one. Flag anything I have not used in 60 days. Do not cancel anything. Draft cancellation or downgrade scripts and wait for my approval.
• Compare my current auto/home/renters insurance to 4–6 quotes using my current coverage levels. Show a side-by-side table: premium, deductible, coverage gaps, switching friction. Recommend one switch only if savings are real after fees. Do not bind a policy until I approve.
• Search official unclaimed-property sites for every state I have lived in using my legal name and aliases. List hits with claim steps and documents needed. Start claims only after I confirm identity details. Do not submit SSN in chat; use the official form and pause for me.
• Call or chat [ISP / phone / cable] as me. Goal: keep the same service, lower the monthly bill, lock a promotional rate for 12–24 months. Use retention language, not threats. Transcribe the call. Do not accept a new contract until I approve the exact price and term.
• I am sending photos of bills/tickets. For each: identify payee, amount, due date, pay it with the one-time card if I approve. Confirm confirmation numbers back to me.
• Log into my grocery store account and clip every available digital coupon. Work through the list until none remain. Do not add items to the cart unless I ask.
• Watch the flights and hotels I already booked. If the same itinerary drops enough to rebook profitably after change fees, ping me with old vs new total. Do not cancel or rebook until I say yes.
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What markers you should test for based on your symptoms:
Slow metabolism / weight you can't lose
-TSH, Free T3, Free T4, Reverse T3 (full thyroid panel — not just TSH)
-Fasting insulin + glucose
-HbA1c
-Cortisol (AM)
-Sex hormones (testosterone, estrogen, progesterone)
Bloating, gas, irregular digestion
-GI-MAP stool test (pathogens, parasites, dysbiosis, inflammation markers)
-SIBO breath test (hydrogen + methane)
-Secretory IgA
-Zonulin (intestinal permeability)
-H. pylori antibodies
Skin issues (acne, eczema, rashes, dull skin)
-GI-MAP (gut-skin axis is real)
-Liver markers: ALT, AST, GGT
-Sex hormones (androgens especially for acne)
-Zinc, Vitamin A, Vitamin D
-Food sensitivity panel (IgG)
Fatigue / low energy
-Full thyroid panel
-CBC (complete blood count)
-Iron, ferritin, TIBC
-B12 + folate
-Vitamin D
-Cortisol + DHEA-S
-Fasting glucose + insulin
Mood issues, anxiety, brain fog
-Thyroid (low T3 tanks mood fast)
-Cortisol + DHEA-S
-Sex hormones
-B12, folate, iron
-Omega-3 index
-GI-MAP (gut produces ~90% of your serotonin)
Inflammation
-hs-CRP (high-sensitivity C-reactive protein)
-Homocysteine
-Ferritin
-Fasting insulin + glucose
-Omega-3 index
-GI-MAP (gut inflammation drives systemic inflammation)
Most doctors run a basic panel and say everything's normal.
"Normal" doesn't mean optimal.
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like I said….
1. Pay a little bit of money to Anthropic or ChatGPT to get a higher limit account
2. Download Claude Code/desktop app
3. Open Claude Code
4. Open Voice Memo on your iPhone. Go for a long walk with headphones. Just talk about yourself, all the things you like, all the things you want to accomplish. When you think you are done, just keep rambling. Make sure it is at least 10 minutes.
6. Send this Voice Memo to your computer (email is fine)
7. Download whisper transcription and use it to transcribe this voice memo.
8. Type into your agent: "I have never used you before but I talked about myself and my interests, likes, projects. I will paste those things in below. Please read and ask me any questions you need to in order to help me figure out how to use you to be awesome. Ask me as many questions as you can to learn how you can best help me action my ideas.
9. Then paste in the transcript
10. Then press enter
the final user interface is now fairly clear, or at least more clear than ever before:
language (text / voice) in → intelligence → text/voice out or generated interface out (if needed) → repeat.
i suspect this is likely going to be the default in how you will interact with every computing device / agent you ever interact with in the future. in every single context.
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BREAKING: A NYC firefighter just absolutely eviscerated pro-Palestinians who are protesting the 9/11 memorial.
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Mandatory subscriptions you need if you're in ecom imo:
these made me $450,000+ in august (no shopify apps)
1. Claude MAX plan (obviously). i never worry about hitting my limit again. made me use claude freely as well. i have claude code do everything for me now.
2. Higgsfield Ultra. deadly combo with clade mcp. trained my claude to make concepts and automatically make them through higgsfield, name them and have them ready for me in folders.
3. Rapid Ads. healed literal headaches for me. as you know meta wants to keep their ancient UI and has so many bugs. i saved DAYS of my time by using this software. claude -> higgsfield -> rapid ads is my final workflow. insane trio
4. Spotify 😂 (not apple music). self explanatory. i need my house music
5. Trendtrack. just recently discovered it 2 weeks ago. found 20+ winning ad concepts that took 70% of my spend right after launch. its the ad library on steroids and 10x easier to use. connected my claude to it so my concept generator auto finds winning ads on there
6. Commentguard. Customers are idiots 90% of the time and say some bs in your comments. you dont have to worry about that anymore. train the ai to auto hide dumb comments
That’s what I can think of rn cause these are important to me, anyways not tryna shill so I won’t post any affiliate codes
If you do want a discount codes tho dm me. I know guys at most of the companies so I have discount codes (i earn affilates)