Jason Wallis 🚢

Interested in watching me figure things out in public? Over the next 30 days, I'm writing 30 Atomic Essays as a part of @dickiebush and @nicolascole77's Ship 30 for 30. Follow my Social Blog on Typeshare 👇🏼 typeshare.co/jasonwallis

@mikefutia Sora

Sora 2 API + n8n is genuinely insane 🤯 This AI system creates unlimited UGC videos using n8n + the new Sora 2 API. Fully automated. Zero watermarks. HD quality. Game changer for e-commerce brands & creative agencies scaling content production. Most teams spend $10k+/month on influencer content... But now with the Sora 2 API: Drop a single product photo → generate 50+ HD videos with zero watermarks → own full commercial rights → pay a few bucks per video. Here's the workflow: → Drop product image into n8n form → Write your creative brief + choose video length → Sora 2 API generates HD UGC content automatically → Creates unboxings, demos, lifestyle clips & product showcases → Videos delivered instantly with ZERO watermarks 100% built in n8n. Production-ready quality. Want the complete n8n workflow? > Comment "SORA" > Like this post And I'll send it over (must be following so I can DM)

Heroes use pain and villains are used by it. @AlexHormozi

@sjcrewe Man, I love chips.... thanks for the feedback!

@jasonwallis All good and following the same routine, except everyone else in the house loves chips, so.... they're just there, staring at you when you open the door! 🤪

If you're trying to suck it up and do it, you're probably going to lose.

@matteocervelli Yeah, I definitely hear you. I think when you love something (how I would define willingness) it makes it easy to do. I was thinking more about the things that aren't so fun, but you need to do. thanks for the feedback!

@jasonwallis I think your idea is clear. contrarian opinion, willingness is easy when you have a goal. But I agree that setting constraints helps the brain not lose energy on small decisions. A more powerful headline: “3 life-changing habits to stop depending on unfaithful willingness”

@LynnRivest Coming in hot!! Love it! thanks for the encouragement!

@BradenDragomir Absolutely! Chiaroscuro, dutch masters - my favorite. Deakins is the king... Did you see Rango? He was the cinematography consultant... it looked so much like Jesse James!

Remember when you first got out of high school, and there was a day when all of the other kids were back in school but you weren't?

@brodydoes @EvansNifty that's very helpful, thanks for sharing!

@jasonwallis @EvansNifty Relationships. 1st client hired me through our shared experience in a cohort. 2nd client I met several years ago very briefly. I checked in with them after I started writing and they happened to have a project! Keep reminding people what you do and be nice to everyone you can.

Last year I quit my job. In January I got active on Twitter. Since then I’ve: - made over $3k - helped @EvansNifty launch a course - got my first client - hit 1k Twitter friends - so much more But I didn’t know my niche until after I started. This is your permission to start.

@sweatystartup For sure... watch We Crashed for a masterclass in that!

The only thing harder than running a sweaty startup is running one disguised as a tech company chasing VC growth metrics. W VC bosses that don't understand operations, logistics or the labor market. Smart people putting themselves through hell trying to change the world.

@brodydoes @EvansNifty Was there one significant action toward monetization that was a game changer?

@jasonwallis @EvansNifty I might still be finding it! I started writing mostly for me from yesterday and five years ago. Frustrated I didn’t take action then even though I knew I could. And iterating a bit as I go.

@BradenDragomir I know you could get super exhaustive in this list, but I think one of the defining characteristics is the depth of field separation. That was the leap for me that made people say oooohhh...

@WhaleShark_Pro The best defense is a good offense.

@backtosenses This one hit home! I identify with chasing shiny objects, and being "leaky".

Today I'm fixing leaks in my boat. Because sometimes bigger sails won't cut it.

I grew up wanting to scream "I'm debt freeeeeee!" Then I didn't know what to do next.

@BradenDragomir You're so spot on. And your caveat is truly a caveat! I wonder if the investment for a company is by having a talented in-house team? Does that spread out the financial risk? It seems a lot of agencies are doing this.