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@TrunksInu I got CM on 1500 followers with 0 minutes left watched

Facebook's CM invite doesn't come from followers alone. You need 60,000 minutes watched in 60 days. That's ~200 qualified views on a 5-min video — daily. Track it in your dashboard. You're closer than you think. ✅

It is funny how people will argue with you that you should only be invested in AI stocks. This is a classic sign of a bubble. The profile of these people are usually young men that can barely grow facial hair. They are going to get a life lesson here in the future.

This is what happens when you get drunk off the Facebook content monetization $. You post nonsense to earn a few pennies @jjeffrose do better

@anymanfitness All of these AI layoffs are just using AI as an excuse. Companies are just trimming to firm up balance sheets. Will AI have true impacts in the future? Absolutely. But we are not at that point currently.

I believe this. I think the markets are about to go ape shit at unprecedented levels. AI will change everything. Tech companies will lay off 75% of its employees and profits will soar. Stocks will follow suit. They’ll increase revenue by 3-4x. Those who aren’t in the market will be fucked, of course. Not financial advice. I’m just some random dude on the internet giving his take.

@SteveOnSpeed Surprised anyone hires a tech person that has been out of tech for 10 years. People aren’t doing due diligence

What's crazy is I "retired" in 2016 at 35 after achieving FI. Then started an IT consulting business for the fun of it, which is now bringing in more than I ever made working a full-time job. Working 4 hours a day. Fully remote. Blessed.

@coookwithchris Mission wrap way better than siete

-Scramble eggs -Add any other meat, cheese or vegetable -Wrap in a sourdough or siete tortilla Boom you have a delicious, high protein breakfast burrito You can even make a big batch and freeze them!

@1RentalataTime Buffett waits for the right pitch. Always has and always will. His track record affords him the ability to do this.

I thought the same thing in 2000-01 I lost 80% he created generational wealth He might be early

@PrimalPathway_ @coookwithchris Check out Ben Star’s Simple sourdough for bread. So easy a caveman like me can do it.

@coookwithchris Would love to but I didn’t have much luck making a sourdough bread haha

You should make a sourdough pizza this weekend🍕

@JohnWardHere Why would you want to delete a post that earned money?

If you delete a post meta won't pay out the content monetization portion now.

@shawngossman @DreamHost I’ve pivoted from VPS to Cloudways easier the scale better support

What's everyone using for VPS hosting these days that's lightning fast with support that doesn't feed you a line of crap when they don't want to deal with you? And not @DreamHost lol

@BakerBarbell Do you have general members or is it more of a training studio for single client coaching?

Been absent in here for a while as I’ve been pre-occupied with the relocation of my gym in Kingwood. Moved a few miles down the road. Today’s first day training clients in the new facility. Same equipment, same clients but after 16 years at the old place I feel like I’m training people on the Moon. Feels good though to be in a newer bigger facility and looking at 4 new walls. 1603 Lakeville Drive for anyone local wondering where we went.

@_AshleyRichmond If that was the case nobody would starve to death. Garbage posts like this just confuse people.

Most people aren’t overweight because they’re eating too much. They’re stuck because they’ve been eating too little for too long. Sandip was one of them. For years, he did what most people do. He cut his calories and added more exercise. And it worked. Initially. Until it didn’t. His progress stalled, and he was struggling with low energy levels. Training became so much harder. So he restricted even more. That’s where most people get trapped. Here’s what Sandip said to me after working together: “Resetting my metabolism has been key. I was restricting my calories for so long I didn’t recognize the damage it had done.” This is what most people miss: Fat loss is not a discipline problem.
It’s a metabolic one. So instead of pushing harder, we did the opposite. We rebuilt his metabolism first. Here’s how: 1. We increased intake (strategically) Sandip had been chronically under-eating. Which meant low energy, poor recovery, and a body that was fighting fat loss. We brought his calories up — with a focus on nutrient-dense, protein-forward meals — so his body finally felt safe enough to perform and recover. 2. We reduced training volume More is not better when your system is already stressed. We moved to a minimum effective dose approach: Less junk volume with more intention and strategy. The goal wasn’t to burn calories. It was to send the right signals to his body. 3. We prioritised sleep and recovery Because your metabolism doesn’t change in the gym. It changes when you recover. Better sleep + better nutrition = a body that actually responds again The result: “Better nutrition and sleep have put me on a better path… Working out less in a structured way has been beneficial.” He achieved all of this while eating more and exercising less. Because he had a plan built for him. Most people try to force fat loss in a body that’s already stressed and under-fueled. And then blame themselves when it doesn’t work. If you feel like you’re doing everything right but not seeing results, you probably don’t need more discipline. You need a different approach. I have a small number of 1:1 spots open. If you want help rebuilding your metabolism and doing this properly, message me “INTERESTED” and I’ll send some details.

@iamcoriarnold Buy assets end of post

2025 was my best year financially My net worth grew by $365k $188k = 401k $159k = discount brokerage account $18k = real estate/other Below are 7 actions to start building your net worth:

@Matt_Pinner @elonmusk @nikitabier @cb_doge @allegrajacchia Time for a job Matt

Been up all night having panic attacks! I left my job to do X full time, iv got kids to feed, iv never broken X rules or posted anything violent or against terms/conditions verified since 2017-last night my monetisation was paused @elonmusk @nikitabier @cb_doge @allegrajacchia

@rich_strzelecki @alexbrasky Naw Igbonosun will be going to Safety

@alexbrasky With the free agency additions and now Igbinosun, does that mean Max is another draft Brandon Beane bust? “Let’s go Brandon”

New Bills CB Davison Igbinosun committed 30 penalties during his collegiate career. You would think for a player that undisciplined, he must have a lot of interceptions Nope. Four his entire career, two apiece last two seasons So what does he do well?

@BarbellFi @indexnforgetit More interested in the kettlebells

There’s a silent epidemic of Dad bod Go get a half rack functional trainer You spend $1,000/month on DoorDash But won’t spend $3,000 for this? 👀

@brettboettcher1 Plan

Looking for an efficient home strength training plan? I put together a 40 min, 3x/week Strength Plan you can use with just dumbbells. If you struggle to find time this is for you. Like + Comment "Plan" and I'll DM it to you for FREE (Must Follow)

@MarkMcGrathCFP @NeugledniT @HedgeDirty Gotta sell more Maple Syrup and Tim Hortons

@NeugledniT @HedgeDirty Well Canada's historical safe withdrawal rate is 3.60% funny enough

With a net worth of $1 million you can generate about 35-40k of pre-tax income without drawing on principal or taking much capital risk. Only follow this advice if you consider that to be a lot of money to live on

@MarkMcGrathCFP @HennigarRd Pension income lol

@HennigarRd Thanks! I chose 30% arbitrarily but you're right, lots of tax reduction options for retirees. Add in pension income tax credit and age credit to your list as well. I like the idea of VPW in theory and agree that withdrawals should be adapted based on portfolio performance.

I hate the 4% rule. Especially for Canadians. For the uninitiated, it says you can withdraw 4% of your portfolio at retirement, and adjusted for inflation, you won’t run out of money. It’s an interesting concept. Here are 7 reasons you should ignore it. 👎

@whisky_n_cigars @RelaxedPop @SteveOnSpeed It is irrelevant honestly if you are retiring early or retiring period chances are if you have a $2mil house you are moving somewhere where the cost of living is cheaper. So the house is sold

@DMurrayInvests @RelaxedPop @SteveOnSpeed But at whatever age, if you’re living in it now, and that’s half your worth, you’re not using that money to generate yearly interest. So at 4% you’d need to live on $80k, not $160k.

Would you consider someone with a net worth of $4,000,000 wealthy?