Ahmed Nasser

@businessbarista @naval In the way you’re building @tenex_labs rn ;)

@naval In what way?

Eventually, everybody will be in the creator economy.

@businessbarista Claude

I want to start a community dedicated to Claude Code. It’s become the gateway drug to coding and experiencing the power of AI for tons of people. This will be a space for people to share killer use cases, agentic workflows, proven prompts, and connect with other CC obsessives. Comment “Claude” if you want to join.

@matt_gray_ LI

LinkedIn becomes a growth machine when you stop posting randomly and start using a system. Here’s what actually moves the needle: • One idea turns into 20+ high-leverage posts • Engagement infographics make your content instantly recognizable • CTA's turn into email subscribers and sales conversations automatically I built a free LinkedIn Growth Playbook that breaks down the exact systems we used to grow a 7-figure business and scale an 850,000+ audience using LinkedIn as a distribution channel. Comment “LI” and I’ll DM it to you (follow me first or I can’t DM you)

@maxxmalist send

if you haven’t got access to these AI guides yet, like and reply “send” and i’ll send the link to you (must be following so i can dm)

@danmartell If worry helped, anxious people would be the most successful.

Worry is a waste of your imagination.

@adriankuleszo Exactly. Talent opens doors. Sales, systems, and relationships keep them open.

You don’t need to be the most talented designer out there to earn well. You just need to be decent at the stuff most designers avoid: – selling – marketing – client relationships – good systems and workflows Get good at these, and you’ll go further than most.

@_falsi1ke Touching grass is actually a growth strategy

You lose a lot of opportunities when you don't go outside.

@stijnnoorman True. What’s the fastest way you’ve found to get into those rooms?

The fastest way to achieve success to surround yourself with people who are doing better than you.

@dickiebush 99% isn’t a high bar... consistency is rarer than talent.

You are 20 hours of focused work away from becoming better than 99% of people at anything.

@forgebitz Winner-take-all only worked when building was hard.

ai will make more people write code, not less we will see more startups building for more niche verticals and fewer big winner-take-all markets

@VraserX Judgment. Knowing what to do matters more than knowing how to do it.

What human trait becomes more valuable the smarter AI gets?

Good UIs have space. Great UIs have intent.

@EXM7777 AI: disrupting barbershop regret since 2025.

you can use Nano Banana to see how a buzzcut would look like on you before going to the barber

@LoicBerthelot Hard to argue with that. Different paths, same outcome: figuring things out without instructions.

The best entrepreneurs were either: - Gamers. - Hustlers. Our entire childhood and it’s no debate.

@eliana_jordan If users didn’t show up, you didn’t finish the app -> you finished the code.

You finished building your app. You think users are waiting. Spoiler: they’re not.

@IterIntellectus AI didn’t make people less special...it exposed how replaceable some skills always were.

people hate AI because it proved they weren't as special as they thought

@bindureddy If this isn’t the singularity, then the word has lost all meaning.

Just a month ago there was no - Opus 4.5 - NanoBanana pro - GPT 5.2 or - Gemini 3.0 - Grok 4.1 Never before in human history have we accelerated at this speed…. We are definitely living in the singularity

@skirano Agreed. The scary part is what’s not released yet.

My favorite model isn’t even out yet.

@adamwathan I think that's bcz most of the target audience doesn't know the term "Tailwind".

It's wild that Tailwind is so ubiquitous at this point that a company can launch a visual Tailwind editor without it even seeming important to say the word "Tailwind" 😄 Proud of that honestly, and very cool demo! Cursor is a fantastic product and an exciting team to follow.