BobbyFir3

3 Month Fitness Review -> Same System, New Mindset When my twins arrived, I realised something had to change - mentally and physically. Running a business takes stamina; raising three babies takes brute strength (sometime stroller doesnt work) So I built a system: train 5-6 days a week, no excuses. If I can push through a workout when I don’t feel like it, I can push through a tough sales call, fund raise call, or handle 3 crying babies at the same time. 🟩 Bench Press +20 % 🟨 Overhead +33 % 🟦 Pull-ups +100 % 🟧 Dumbbell +67 % 🟥 Deadlift +33 % 🟪 Front Squat +57 % ⬛ Back Squat +17 % 📉 Body-fat 19.8 % → ~16-17 % What I’m learning: - Discipline is overrated. System matters. - Finding Purpose is a lifelong journey; take your time and figure it out. - A training system = a business system. Show up, measure, iterate. - Consistency > intensity. 1 % better daily compounds fast. Three months left to hit my targets. Same plan: log the sets, lift my 3 kids, scale the company.💪💪

@criticalz_eth still learning, so much more to learn <3

@bobbyfir3 Solid work man

I built my second AI with zero coding knowledge. During durian season, we moved 2,000 boxes. But we could only operate Friday to Sunday because everything was manual. Live streaming, confirming orders, booking logistics, customer service. All on me. So we automated it. Now hundreds of deliveries can go out daily without adding headcount. Enquiry in. Order confirmed. AI picks the best delivery option. Done. Next up: an AI for marketing and ads. That’s this month. I had zero coding knowledge when I started. A friend taught me hand by hand. If you’re sitting on the idea but don’t know where to begin, DM me. I’ll show you how.

@putraisyraq Thanks bro <3

@bobbyfir3 Love this bro.

@Jacobsklug @openclaw Playbook

I've made $4.7M with AI. Today, I recorded myself building an entire @openclaw business in an hour. You'll learn how to: • Find a winning niche using AI • Build an offer people actually want to pay for • To get your first clients • To use AI to productize and fulfill the entire service • The exact prompts I use to orchestrate all of it After building the #1 Lovable agency. This is the entire playbook behind AI native businesses. The full video is live on YouTube. Comment "Playbook" and I'll DM you the link.

My daughter got bitten by her friend. She didn’t hit back. She went to the teacher, accepted the apology, and moved on. She is not even 3. My wife and I are so proud of her. I grew up getting caned. I swore I’d raise my kids tough the same way. Somewhere along the way I changed. Less control, more patience. Less reaction, more presence. I didn’t know if it was working. Today I got my answer. Funny thing is the same lesson hit me as a leader too. You can’t lead everyone the same way. What worked on you won’t work on everyone else. The moment I stopped managing people like I was managed, everything changed. Still learning. But apparently so is my daughter. And she’s doing better than me.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Time flies too fast, in another 10 year I guess she wouldn’t want me to hug her anymore 😂

My ADHD brain hates admin work. Today AI handled something that usually costs me half a day. I used Codex to send investor updates for DatoDurian. What normally takes hours, compiling updates, rewriting messages, sending emails one by one, was compressed into minutes. The interesting part wasn’t the time saved. It was the momentum. Once the first batch went out, I suddenly had the energy to follow up with more investors. I’m not the fastest learner when it comes to new tools. But the reality is simple. Either I learn this now, or I get left behind. Next experiment: building an AI agent that promotes durian every day.

My ADHD brain locked me out of my house tonight 😂 Returned the company car. Got home. Key was still in the car. Phone dying. No power bank. Sitting outside at midnight like a clown 🤡 But honestly? I was calm. Because I realised this is a system problem. My key holder string broke last week and I never fixed the system. One broken system. Total chaos. We obsess over fixing systems at work. But forget our personal lives run on systems too. Old Bobby would be fuming right now. New Bobby is outside writing tweets about it 😂 Growth isn’t the absence of mistakes. It’s the peace you feel when they happen. 🙏

I used to think good durian is just… good durian. Bitter. Complex. Old tree depth. That’s what I grew up loving in Malaysia & Singapore. Then I spoke to buyers in China. Most prefer sweet. Soft. Clean. To them, bitterness can signal spoilage. That humbled me. At DatoDurian, this isn’t theory. It affects sales. Fresh durian tastes better. But fresh is fragile , inconsistent ripeness, logistics risk, complaints. Many Chinese suppliers prefer frozen. More stable. Fewer surprises. Same fruit. Different expectations. It’s like chicken breast vs thigh. The West leans lean. Southeast Asia leans flavour. Neither is wrong. Just different defaults. The real business mistake? Assuming your preference is universal. Global expansion isn’t exporting products. It’s translating taste without losing identity.

@marryevan999 AI

Your next ad agency isn’t human. It’s AI. Nano Banana + MakeUGC + Veo 3, this system generates scripts, UGC-style videos, and hundreds of ready-to-run ads daily — fully automated. - Cost per video: ~$1 - Production time: under a minute - Scale: instant - No $10K/month agencies. Just an AI-powered content factory running 24/7. Comment “AI” and I’ll send the full setup free. (Must be following.)

@maverickecom workflow

Nano Banana + Manus + Arcads + OpenClaw = ai content factory. We built a fully automated system that repurposes, localizes, and launches winning TikTok Shop content across hundreds of creator-style accounts. It’s so effective it feels like running Facebook ads in 2008. - CPMs as low as $0.10 - no reliance on paid ads - no ghost creators - no wasted samples - no lost time The $300/monthly tech stack which replaced $50k+ budget: - manus for product research and viral script ideas - cruva for recently viral content ideas from competitors - Arc Ads for images - Arc Ads for video - phone posting network for automated posting Here’s how it works: •Each AI Agent spins up a TikTok Shop–ready creator avatar and profile, built to sell my products through shoppable videos. •Agents are prompted to research the niche, scrape winning TikTok Shop videos, and rebuild them with new hooks, angles, and UGC-style visuals tailored to the brand. Content focus is on the product’s benefits, not fake customer testimonials. •They create and post daily using my tech stack onto the affiliate accounts No touchpoints. No delays. Just shoppable videos going live and GMV compounding every week. Then we use an MPS (Multi-Platform Swarm) approach: once the concept works, we deploy hundreds of AI Agents to flood the niche with variations that all drive back to the Shop and Amazon listing. I’m giving you access to the full stack — the ai workflow, ready to plug into your TikTok Shop today. Comment “Workflow” and I’ll send you everything. (must be connected) PS – Repost for early access to the full TikTok Shop content factory system.

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Wall Street doesn't need another random token. Crypto is colorful, exciting, and is the future. When it comes to Real World Assets (RWA), there's an important kicker: tokenizing an invaluable asset doesn't make it valuable. A viable RWA project must have "real profit and real revenue". It's about real assets, real buyers, and real user acquisition

The era of easy money in crypto is over. There was a time when momentum alone could print returns. Narratives moved faster than fundamentals. Liquidity forgave everything. That phase taught us speed. This phase demands substance. Capital is sharper now. Questions are harder. Trust is earned, not assumed. Speculation built attention. But durability will build wealth. The next chapter isn’t about hype cycles. It’s about real assets, backed by real value, anchored to real cash flow. That’s where crypto grows up.

I love to wear family outfit because it remind me that our kids will follow for who we are. The real pressure isn’t from investors. It’s from three kids watching how I live. The quiet mornings. The small hands grabbing mine when I’m half-checking emails. The look my wife gives me when she knows I’m carrying too much in my head. This is my real board of directors. Three kids who don’t care about valuations. A wife who measures me by presence, not projections. Building companies like DatoDurian and navigating Web3 can feel intense. Markets move. Narratives shift. Capital flows in cycles. One month you’re ahead, the next you’re fighting resistance. But at home, none of that matters. What matters is whether I’m patient. Whether I listen. Whether I show up fully. Entrepreneurship without family grounding is just ego with WiFi. Family without ambition feels incomplete for me. I’m learning that success is not about choosing one over the other. It’s about integration. Building in a way that your children are proud of the process, not just the outcome. This photo is a reminder to myself: Whatever I build out there must never cost what I’m building in here.

One thing crypto forced me to internalise: self-vigilance is not optional. At ETHDenver, there was a fake “Techno Night” party. Real venue. Club Vinyl. Professional branding. NFT mint required for entry. It spoofed Moongate almost perfectly. One wrong URL. One signature. Wallet gone. Here’s my simple rule now: Guard your access at all times. And never keep your main wallet on your daily chat phone. Not Telegram. Not WhatsApp. Not the device you use when you’re distracted, travelling, or half-awake. Because scams don’t break systems. They wait for moments. Conference energy. Late night. FOMO. One careless tap. Crypto gives you sovereignty. But sovereignty without separation of access is just negligence dressed as freedom. Be disciplined. Be slightly paranoid. Keep your main keys boring and far away.

新年快乐。 Every year, Chinese New Year feels louder on the outside and quieter on the inside. Firecrackers. Red packets. Reunion dinners. But beneath all that noise, it’s really a personal audit. Who did I become this year? Where did I compromise? What did I build that actually matters? This past year stretches me. Some plans stalled. Some bets didn’t pay off immediately. But growth rarely announces itself with applause. Sometimes it looks like endurance. Sometimes it looks like restraint. Chinese New Year isn’t just about prosperity. It’s about renewal. In the Chinese character for “new” 新, there is a quiet violence to it. It implies cutting away the old. Renewal is not decoration. It’s subtraction. So this year, I’m not wishing for explosive growth. I’m committing to quiet compounding. Better decisions. Stronger principles. More patience in rooms where doubt is loud. To everyone building something unconventional, carrying family responsibilities, navigating uncertain markets, or restarting from zero again, may this year reward discipline more than hype. And may we measure wealth not just in money, but in clarity, courage and character

Is looking young an advantage or a challenge? Many people dream of looking young. For me, it’s often a stress. Had a face-to-face meeting today about durian partnership In hong kong with strong resistance. After many rounds of sharing and explanation, things started to get better, until the end, when they were shocked by my age. Good news is that people in Hong Kong might get to taste Dato Durian faster then I thought 😉 People often say, “It’s not about how you look, it’s about how you present yourself.” I agree, but first impressions are real. In business, perception counts. Would you trust someone fresh out of university, or someone with years of experience in your field? That split-second judgment can shape the entire conversation. Being young-looking can be a double-edged sword. It’s energising, fresh, and approachable, but it can also make people underestimate you. The real question isn’t whether it’s an advantage or a challenge, it’s how you turn it into one. Confidence, preparation, clarity, and results bridge the gap between perception and reality. Age, appearance, or titles may open or close a door. What happens after you walk in is up to you. What do you guys think? Does age and experience play a part in business, partnership or any form of negoation?

@dragoncalvinng Excited to hear Calvin speaking again

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Wrapped up Day 1 with @Thekryptoguy , kerf , and Peter. What stood out wasn’t agreement. It was friction. The debate around liquidity in the RWA space got intense, in a good way. We all answered the same question differently: who is actually making money in RWA right now? That divergence alone says a lot about where the market truly is. RWA is a loud buzzword today, but real adoption is still narrow. Most capital is still sitting in T-bills and private credit. Safe, familiar, institutional. Not exactly revolutionary. My own view is simple, but not naive. This won’t stay that way. At its core, RWA is about democratising financing. For decades, 10–15% yields were routine if you were a wealthy individual, family office, or institution. Tokenisation doesn’t magically remove risk, but it does remove exclusivity. It opens access and, just as importantly, introduces liquidity where there previously was none. The ability to exit matters more than most people admit. One example Dunstan shared stayed with me. South Africa isn’t the Hollywood version many imagine. It’s closer to Wakanda than a wasteland, rich in natural resources and commodities. The problem isn’t potential. It’s capital flow. Structural, political, and perception issues have kept capital on the sidelines. Tokenisation changes the conversation. It allows global participants to understand, price, and access African opportunities, gold, land banks, mining, off taker contracts, with transparency and structure. And this isn’t theoretical. There are already 16,000 agents and 3,500 supermarkets on the ground, capable of distributing legitimate financial products at scale. Infrastructure exists. The narrative just hasn’t caught up. It reminded me of the early days building Dato Durian . For a long time, nobody cared. The idea sounded odd. Too niche. Too early. Until suddenly, it wasn’t. We’ve now closed our first round, and in hindsight, the indifference was part of the process, not a signal to stop. If there’s one takeaway from Day 1, it’s this. RWA isn’t early because the tech isn’t ready. It’s early because trust, liquidity, and education move slower than code. Day 2 and 3 continue at Glen Club, 6 to 9pm. And yes, every day a BTC whiskey gets given away. Sometimes incentives help conversations flow a little more honestly.

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