Lex Poleta

Work for yourself first so you can work for others later. We were created to create. Doing anything less is not doing Gods work. So get out there and build. Build your legacy. Leave your mark on the world. Because even if you fail, you could always go back to a 9-5 “Just Over Broke.” Your worst case scenario are most people’s realities.

GM.

@Bencera Would you recommend building this with OpenClaw or will ClaudeCode suffice? Asking for a friend as a friend 🙏🏼

I get hundreds of emails, Twitter DMs, and LinkedIn messages a day. So I’m building a cross-channel agent that reconciles users across every channel and the Polsia userbase, full context on everyone, flags opportunities, investors, issues, all to me automatically, and responds right away with the right answer or the right expectations. Try hiring a human to do this. You’d spend weeks training them, they’d ask you questions every 5 minutes, and they’d still drop things. An agent? Train it once. It doesn’t complain. It remembers everything. This is my playbook for pretty much any problem.

@elonmusk Lol, that flex

Cute

@OnatAksaray 🤝

@LexPoletaX pacing creates emotional impact

Work for yourself first so you can work for others later. We were created to create. Doing anything less is not doing Gods work. So get out there and build. Build your legacy. Leave your mark on the world. Because even if you fail, you could always go back to a 9-5 “Just Over Broke.” Your worst case scenario are most people’s realities.

@RayDalio These big companies will fight over technology only to be wiped out by a technology created self sufficient business.

When new technologies emerge, people often assume the winning technology automatically means winning investments. History shows us that’s rarely the case. Most companies disappear as competition sorts out the winners and losers, but the underlying technology will endure and continue transforming the world. So are we in an AI bubble? Yes. But that has nothing to do with the lasting power of this innovation. @theallinpod @friedberg

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@LexPoletaX @patrickbetdavid Yes, totally agree with you

What is the biggest lesson you learned from your father growing up? Share 👇🏽

@AlexHormozi Everything and everyone is a tool. All situation based. Context is important but often blurred.

The purpose of a hammer is to hit stuff. Whether the hammer was good or bad is based on whether it was used to build or destroy. To find the purpose of anything, look at what changed as a result of its existence. To find your purpose, look at what changed because of you.

@paulg Just invest in everything that has Paul in it at this point

This is a really good heuristic. The only downside is that someone will later invent a name for what you do, and you probably won't like it.

@paulg @RotimiAji Agreed. Seems fake.

@RotimiAji I'm not 100% sure. I just noticed a pattern of lameness. But I think the reason is that innovation doesn't come from focusing on innovation per se, but from focusing on something more specific, like startups or machine learning or materials science.

A rule of thumb that has served me well: Beware of anything with "innovation" in the name.

@dirtybrrr 🤝

@LexPoletaX gm

GM.

@Glitchymagic 🤝

@LexPoletaX gm right back at you, hope your morning feels calm and kind ☀️

Tokens are the new bitcoin.

@elonmusk Literally this. Nostalgic.

Yes

Desperation beings where options are forgotten.

@sweatystartup AI's hardware supply is the new limiting factor which will eventually hit end-users and run riot on AI economics.

People can’t handle the truth. It isn’t sustainable. Switching costs are virtually nothing. The bubble will pop when the VC subsidies stop.

Big moves. Zero announcements. No noise.

@tailopez No retreat. No surrender. Burn the boats.

Imagine facing Genghis Khan who’s life motto was, “It is not sufficient that I succeed, all others must fail.”