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@hillcrest1915 has begun leveling land to make it more appealing to a potential developer sale. Only a small fraction of the land is being offered as of now.

@hillcrest1915 still has not paid any of the liens taken against them. Including a $400k plus lien. @hillcrest1915 owes over a million in liens and credit payments, although they were recently awarded an extension on lending. @linksdao has not updated their community regarding

@TipYourCaddie Pretty sure the caddie lead the parting of the ways… that penalty cost him $

welp

Breaking: unless @linksdao get a cash infusion from its investors, @linksdao will not make it through 2026. They severely miscalculated the interest in their members initiating @hillcrest1915. They’ve also seen interest in their @SpeyBayGC memberships screech to a halt.

We’ve uncovered that @linksdao has given away several dozen of its NFTs to community members to try and start conversations. They’ve also tried giving away @LinksGolfCoin. Several of their top daily users have been compensated contrary to the rest of their community.

@shanebacon Yup

It's an amazing point and I think Augusta National is one of the few places in all of sports that also leans into this philosophy.

Jesse Cole is one of the most influential sports CEO of our era

Today we’ve talked to 3 separate golf course contractors with knowledge of @hillcrest1915 redesign. All have stated that in their expert opinions @hillcrest1915 will no be ready for play in 2026.

Said it before and I’ll say it again Jesse Cole will be one of the most consequential sports CEOs of the decade

Again we’ve received concrete proof of @linksdao community manager deleting comments contrary to what @linksdao community manager @CoopNFT and CEO @cbruce_eth have said.

TYC is unstoppable

@hillcrest1915 has begun refunding members that were told a 2026 opening was happening. @hillcrest1915 has lost 63% of members that signed up last year.

Contrary to @cbruce_eth claims to @linksdao members. There has been no irrigation work started this year on @hillcrest1915. In fact only one person has been out to the site in multiple months. This comes as @cbruce_eth is preparing to solicit more money from investors.

Despite calls from @linksdao members for transparency regarding the delays and problems with @hillcrest1915. @CoopNFT, head of @linksdao community, has remained mum. @cbruce_eth has also remained vague when confronted by investors.

@TipYourCaddie @nicolas_ech @the_cognizant x.com/the_cognizant/…

throwback to that time we gave Nico's caddie TYC Tour Edition socks on Saturday... and then @nicolas_ech won the @the_cognizant on Sunday... we're not saying... just saying

12k items? 🙄

3 magic works can make ALL THE DIFFERENCE if you want to profit from real estate listings. Story time. There's a $450k property 3 minutes from my house that recently sold for $300k. Listed with a realtor, on the market for the WHOLE WORLD to see. How? Because the buyer saw something that others ignored, the 3 magic words. LAND VALUE ONLY Do those 3 words mean you'll for sure find a deal? No way. But it means you're much more likely to. You see this house below was in a 10/10, very desireable school district and area. The house was ugly and needed repairs but the lot had value for a demo and new build. Realtors have ego (as do we all), and so she (wrongly) assumed that only a developer would want the lot for the land only so she underpriced it accordingly. But a young homeowner, savvy enough to know what I know, what the house was REALLY worth, bought the lot for the house, fixed it up, and is now raising their family in it - in a school district otherwise unaffordable to them. They immediately pocketed 6 figures of equity and then another ~$130k after they made repairs. Now go to Zillow and search the phrase "land value" and you will find gold. You're welcome. Follow me @mhp_guy if this was helpful.

@hillcrest1915 is now scraping its plan to sod the course. Now moving toward a hydroseed. These will occur in the early fall. The course will not be available to play except for two holes, which will give prospective members a feel.

Another contractor has left the @hillcrest1915 project. They have no plans to open this year and will reassess later depending on how much is accomplished.

@mhp_guy Would love to talk shop about trivia nights… Ran one for a digital golf club for three years weekly… live, 120+ episodes 2000+ questions and I’m itching to get back behind the camera and mic

Wanna be an entrepreneur? Here's what a day looks like: 5:30am - Can't sleep. get up and walk into my office with a diet Dr. Pepper. 6:30 - Get to inbox 0. Type up & send our weekly newsletter. Open rate is meh. 7:30 - Bang out a reddit post about AI podcast experiment. 200k views! Pleased. 8 - Talk to a partner of mine about misc. subcontractor Issues. Big headaches. We game plan a fix. 8:30 - Look through analytics for Texas Snax slow moving inventory. Stuff expiring, gotta through away. 9 - Tweak cold email campaign for an agency idea we're experimenting with. Open rate solid, reply rate terrible. 9:15 - Renew an expired card for a phone plan. Not important but urgent. 9:30 - Chat with my assistant about a recruiting issue (she's a rockstar.) 10:30 - Ideate some new projects with my OG 50/50 cofounder Nik. We talk about 4x/day, every day. plus emails and texts. 11 - 90 minute call with another business owner. We're partnering to launch an eCom + store + streaming site. We discuss deal structure and 3PLs. Excited! Still early, means it statistically prob falls through, hope it doesn't. 12:30 - Chat with with a buddy about another project I can't say no to! We've got an operator and plan to launch It in a month or two. 1 - Back to inbox 0. I take this seriously. 1:30 - Twitter, refresh all analytics dashboards. I eat breakfast so I can work through lunch 2 - Conference call with 4 members of the city council in small town Texas to negotiate a variance request at an RV park we own. They're being a major pain. Talking to a fire marshall rarely ends well. 2:30 - Call with my Texas Snax cofounder to discuss a space issue in the warehouse. 3:00 - Meeting with VP of sales another biz to discuss new growth initiates. This is like 200 mgs of caffeine for me. Growth growth launch launch. 3:30 - Get the car inspected, expired last month, type up the tweet about AI podcast from the lobby on my macbook. They don't charge me in exchange for a 5 star review. I leave it. Stoked. 4 - Go to home depot to get a dumpster bag. What a freaking cool biz model BTW. 4:30 - Drop off dumpster bag at the warehouse, where I act as both landlord and tenant. Trying to fix aforementioned space issue. 5:00 - Get home, kiss the wife and kids, eat 2 peaches and immediately go back to my office to keep working. Prepping for a live trivia night for many middle aged, midwest female Buc-ee's fans. New growth initiative, months in the making. 5:30 - Eat dinner with the fam. Homemade chicken parm. Delicious. New recipe. Kids are in good spirits. Whew. 6:15 - Back to the home office to keep prepping for trivia night at 7. 6:45 - Change into ridic outfit and mentally prepare to act like an extrovert (think HQ trivia). 7 - Showtime, tech fails. Many women mad. We make it work. Show goes great. Grand prizes handed out. Everyone raves. Am I an extrovert? No, but I can fake it. 7:30: Time with the kids. Wife goes to game night. Daughter amped about selling popcorn for orchestra. She's a hustler. 8:30: Scriptures and prayer. Do the dishes to Taylor Swift's Lover Album while I talk to Avery. It's her best album BTW. 9 - To my bed to keep working for the next 2 hours. Podcast stuff, twitter, more inbox zero, chatting with Nik. 9:30 - Call with a COO of mine about more people issues 10 - Make a Loom training for the intern who will be managing this podcast project. I shouldn't have to touch it anymore. 11:30 - Try to sleep, can't. Too many racing thoughts. keep checking dashboards and then fall asleep around 1. ---- In all, slightly above average busy day, but not too abnormal. I usually watch a show with the wife at 10 but she was at game night. Any time I have a new idea about growth or marketing (trivia night) I like to do it myself first. Why? I want to eliminate the variable of it failing because of the person launching it. I have confidence in launching things, so if I can do it successfully then I'm confident I can train someone else to do it moving forward. If I launch an initiative and it fails, then we don't proceed. I assume the project sucks and not my launch effort. Maybe I'm wrong? I won't know. Also, I really, really love launching new initiatives and growth ideas. It gives me energy. If you want to own a holdco or be an entrepreneur, this is what your days MAY look like. Or maybe you'll be more balanced. I live my life in seasons. - either 80 hour work weeks or month long vacations with the family, and little in between. I don't work on Sundays and not as much on Saturdays, and I don't miss dinner with the family or their activities, ever. I have no idea if this tweet will be interesting to anyone, but as I reflected on my day I thought: "Man, I interacted with NINE of my companies or startup projects today. I didn't even know I HAD 9. I should bang out a tweet about it." So here I am. Some of my companies are 8 figure businesses and some of them 0.00. Some in-between. Some lose 5 figures a month and some are cash cows. Most projects fail and that's why you just keep launching. Days like yesterday are crazy fun, and my kids love hearing about them. I have ADHD (if you can't tell), so jumping from one thing to another feeds me, and context switching issues don't seem to be a problem. I used to fight it. The trivia idea is cool. It could be an agency in and of itself, doing it for other brands. I had a lot of fun and it drove a ton of engagement. Will it drive sales? TBD. I love when Alex Lieberman does his "founders journal," tweets and I took inspiration from that here. What a great name. Thx for reading! If you got all the way down here, please let me know if I should do more of these types of tweets. If you wonder why I don't only tweet about the same stuff, this is why. I'm doing a lot of stuff. Being one "guy" account just doesn't work for me long term. If I don't hear from you then it means few people made it this far, and that's good feedback too.