John Rush

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@gabefletcher Thx, great, healthier, stronger, happier

@johnrushx Welcome back. How you feeling brother?

I'm alive locked in cooking something truly incredible you'll see it soon Haven't seen you all for 4 months; how is life? How is business?

@apranevicius Come back once we launch the v2 and im sure you won’t regret it I’ll post it here once ready

@johnrushx Ok. Great news. As we've stopped our subscription 3-4 months ago. We've just noticed that product is stale.

@techlifejosh Yeah, I’ve taken such breaks in the past, and tbh, I come back and nothing really changed much. So often it feels like things are moving super fast but if you zoom out you realize that it’s just your perception from all the marketing

@johnrushx I think your break is nice reminder it’s ok to take a break. Max lock in and aliveness fosho. Cheers to that

@apranevicius Yes, this one comes very soon, v2, that will be a huuuge upgrade. It’s already in a closed beta testing

@johnrushx Do you have any plans to update SEObotai? It looks like a product that stopped improving.

@DessignCo that's exactly how I feel rn tbh

@johnrushx John Rush chapter 4 is back🔥🔥 just like the movie

@aarondelasy They've been successfully running my entire org with all the various businesses I own (ofc in a tandem with a few humans)_

@johnrushx I'm curious what your automated agents have achieved while you were gone, anything interesting? 🤔

@XessiveObserver Haha, tbh, yes I wanted to go read what people say about Leo and then felt like it was the right time to return back Being offline is great, I’ll keep doing that every few months i think. One month online, two months offline

@johnrushx Did Argentina's victory bring you out some how, great to have you back, how was X sabbatical?

@marclou 🔥

@johnrushx He’s so back

@nikitabier @mitgeniusz Do you mean this? x.com/johnrushx/stat…

Love that I can now build a blockbuster app in 30 minutes, only for it to be disrupted in 3 months when the brain-computer singularity happens and the world implodes and we’re lying in vats of fluid, orbiting a distant nebula.

@richterich_ It has happened already for people who are ahead the curve on adopting things

@johnrushx It makes sense if agents really do become the "primary interface"

The end game is that every serious tech company gonna build “general purpose agent” that can do anything (code, research, assist, etc). Same as the end game for mobile was a touchscreen with OS The skills/plugins/connectors/ will be the “apps” of the post-AI era for small teams

@alexanderisorax @paracast_io Alex is always ahead the curve Touching the atoms now since the digital world is commodified

I'm killing @paracast_io soon. AI creates any motion design videos via Remotion. No need for a SaaS. ... Creating a new SaaS in 2026 in a bad idea. The market is doomed. The only way to get $$$ is having a strong expertise in a field and create a SaaS for solving a particular problem in a particular way. "Just ship it" does not work anymore.

@alexanderisorax @kevinyun @unicornplatform I’ve been sharing it a few times Gonna reshare soon

@kevinyun @unicornplatform @johnrushx @johnrushx are you up to share the full story? people want it

I'm the luckiest indie maker in the world. I've sold @unicornplatform to @johnrushx in 2022. DAYS before the beginning of the AI era that is soon to turn SaaS into a commodity. If I were you I'd stop building and start asking oneself serious questions.

@alexanderisorax @DmytroKrasun @unicornplatform You should

@johnrushx @DmytroKrasun @unicornplatform i should try taking money for that from people

@DmytroKrasun @alexanderisorax @unicornplatform Financially it was a disaster but I had Alex mentoring me for 2 years every day 1-1 which was something priceless, I’d pay $1M just for that

@alexanderisorax @unicornplatform @johnrushx If you were lucky to sell, was then the buyer unlucky to buy? 😆

Most think they have a chance to get some returns and that’s a delusional thinking, but that’s okay, that’s kinda life, most people gonna fail in life, you can literally measure their iq and give them 99% guaranteed prediction, but that’d destroy the meaning of life for that person. 99% of founders gonna fail and they should have never even started, but it’s better that they have this delusional dream and they buy courses that won’t help them, they buy tools that won’t help them, they walk the path that won’t lead to success that the anticipate.. all of it is okay, because the journey of life is the destination, the goal in life is to do things, it’s not to achieve things. So after all, you look back at things you’ve been doing rather than at thing you’ve achieved and from perspective both failed and successful founders had the same fun ride, so the entrepreneur is an experience, where the process is what matters the most

@johnrushx But the car you can deliver. There is some substance behind selling the dream, at least. I always happy to see your replies and love your perspectives. Thank you! However, do you think people who pay a tiny fee monthly deep down know it is for fun and don't expect any returns?

I don’t envy at all. And I don’t judge either. But sometimes I ask myself why I don’t do it? Am I unambitious or what? My weakest character trait: I don’t start extremely ambitious risky projects where I don’t see how the dots will be connected at the end. If I were to build an AI CMO or an AI business generator, my goal would be others making money or getting real paying customers automatically. I wouldn’t sleep at night if my product didn’t deliver. I might be wrong, but learning fundamentals like economics and building a successful profitable business taught me a tough lesson: it is rarely scalable and replicable. I sincerely wish the best luck and respect people who jump without knowing if it will work eventually and try to deliver. Because maybe without such risky and bold moves, humanity wouldn’t progress.

@tedmirra 🙏

Helped someone with no expectations. They came back with something nice. Nice reminder: Good people exist.

Tbh I think not focusing on limitations is a better strategy for a startup founder or a maker. There are tons of limitations, but the chance of you adding value or getting better of my sharing and even focusing on limitations is lower than if you just optimistically and delusionally focused on the upsides only Impossible to sit on both chairs, you either go into one extreme or another, and the disbeliever extreme is obviously a strategy with no upside at all

@johnrushx Wait, but what is a type between 1 and 2? Who benefits from the AI advantage, but finds and shares limitations on the go?