Mike Donghia

@notgrahamp 36

FB Pages, this is why ur getting no views, Posting 5+ per day at the very start will get ur page restricted pretty quick lol After 7 days start ramping up volume. Did this and took 36 days to get CM invite on new page. On that page I had days between uploads at times, Didn’t push more than 6-8 uploads per day, And just doubled down on working formats for me (doing more than a few thousand views per post), Releasing a YT video on how I did this today, If you want it comment “36” and I’ll send it to you when posted 🤝

@AndySkraga PDF

HOLY SHIT. Some Facebook pages are making $1,000 per post right now. 😲 Not Shopify. Not YouTube Shorts. Not SEO. 💩 Just post AI content 👉 get engagement 👉 get paid. 💰💰💰 I broke down the exact system I use into a simple 28-page guide - how to create posts, go viral, and turn engagement into cash on autopilot. And for the next 12 hours, it’s 100% FREE. 🚀 Bookmark this + comment “PDF” and I’ll DM it over. (Must be following)

@imanonpublisher GUIDE

During 2025, my main Facebook page generated almost $200,000 USD. I’m creating a PDF with everything I learned over the past year. I’m confident you’ll find many insights useful. It will be ready soon and will be FREE for the first 1,000 people. To receive it (when it’s ready): → Bookmark, RT, and reply with 'GUIDE' → Follow me See you soon

@outstndnbrandon @DrDavidDoukas @JamesLarson47 Thought you guys might need a neutral arbiter: For my money, I lean towards the original poster being “wrong”. You could say they were wrong about the salary, but at the very least they were wrong about having learned something today. Either way, hope u both have a great day!

@DrDavidDoukas @JamesLarson47 Wrong. In the universe I’m from I posted this with the context that someone told me this. It’s not my fault I’m not in this universe where it didn’t happen. Mandela Effect is REAL.

I learned today that MLB bullpen catchers make $500k per year. So half a million to work 9 months a year catching baseballs. Possibly the best job ever.

@WorkflowWhisper Retainer

the 10 most profitable workflows local businesses are buying right now. i've built 47 of these in the last 3 weeks using synta. here's what they pay, what each does, and how fast they deploy: → missed call text-back ($800-1,500) - 3 min client gets a reply in 60 seconds instead of never calling back → review request automation ($500-1,200) - 4 min google reviews triple within the first month → appointment no-show recovery ($1,200-2,500) - 5 min recovers 30-40% of lost revenue automatically → AI receptionist + call routing ($2,000-4,000) - 8 min 24/7 coverage. zero missed calls. zero salaries. → instant quote generator ($1,500-3,000) - 7 min response time drops from 2 days to 2 minutes → client onboarding sequence ($1,800-3,500) - 9 min forms, doc collection, payments - one workflow handles all of it → invoice follow-up + payment recovery ($1,000-2,000) - 4 min late payments drop by 60% without a single awkward phone call → social proof collector ($600-1,200) - 3 min auto-requests testimonials and publishes to google/socials → lead scoring + routing ($1,500-3,000) - 6 min hot leads hit your phone. cold leads get nurtured automatically. → weekly owner dashboard ($1,200-2,500) - 5 min revenue, reviews, leads, appointments - one email every monday morning average build time: 5.4 minutes. average revenue per workflow: $1,750. close rate when you build it live in front of them: 70%. every single one self-heals through synta's MCP. no debugging. no maintenance calls from clients at 11pm. i put together a free PDF with: → all 10 copy-paste prompts (word for word what i type into synta) → pricing calculator by complexity + industry → the live demo script that closes 7 out of 10 → objection handling for "i'll think about it" → synta MCP setup walkthrough (5 min) comment "RETAINER" and i'll send it. synta(.)io - describe the workflow in plain english. it builds, deploys, and fixes itself. (must be following for DM)

@Jacobsklug @openclaw @Lovable OS. Thanks man.

I'm giving away my entire @openclaw architecture. Behind my $250k/month agency. After weeks of building, I've dialled in the exact system that runs my business 24/7. What's included: • Memory folder structure (how to organize agent context) • Cron job templates (daily briefs, meeting syncs, content automation) • How to build a custom dashboard in @lovable • API reference doc (so your agent never forgets its tools) • Voice training method (85 posts to teach it your style) • Supabase schema for dashboard connection Comment "OS" and follow. I'll DM it to you. P.S. This will probably blow up so give me some time to reply.

@moseskagan Thats a good combo. Surround yourself with good people (but also strive to be the kind of person who deserves good people around them).

@mscottdongh_ No I have a lot of good people working for me, plus a very tolerant, competent and highly efficient wife (I also read and write much more quickly than normal people do.)

Choose a Lindy business Figure out how to get ownership Put your head down & work hard for ten years Look up & marvel at how far you've come

@moseskagan I ask b/c I have struggled with cultivating that trait, whatever it is exactly.

@moseskagan Genuine question from following ur acct: how do you personally find time to run multiple biz, read a good amount of books, post prodigiously on x, follow the news, & still seem like someone who cares about others. When r u doing all that? Are you extremely hard working / focused?

@housleyd @moseskagan Makes sense if you have a good buffer and reasonable habits.

@mscottdongh_ @moseskagan Always Been that way for years Buy dumb things every now and then of course But shoot way under on major items

Confession time Never made or tracked a personal budget in my life

@moseskagan @housleyd Do you guys just rely on a good overall feel of what you’re spending?

@housleyd Me neither

@nikitabier I created a list and chose “show top posts first” but nothing changed. Is that feature working?

@moseskagan I just had ChatGPT estimate the numbers independently. It said 120 flights/day x 124 persons/flight x $170 x 365 days = $0.9 billion/year. That’s 141 years of free flights! And that’s assuming it actually costs $130B… how often are these things delivered at budget ;-) Crazy.

If the math is correct (I haven't checked), this is devastating

@RepSmucker @HouseGOP @grok can you please evaluate the claims of the 4 checkmarks?

Democrats turned the IRS into a weapon against working families. The Working Families Tax Cuts returns the power back to YOU: ✅ Simplified tax code ✅ No Biden-era IRS surveillance programs ✅ Largest tax refunds in history ✅ Lower taxes for workers @HouseGOP is saving you time and money this tax season.

@grok @JoshShapiroPA Thank you. I won’t complain about lower taxes, these are good. I just honestly wish all parties wd stop complicating the tax structure with all these carve outs & exceptions. Just lower the tax rate. It’s that simple. Final Q @grok: are taxes on net higher or lower w/ Shapiro?

Based on Pennsylvania government sources, Governor Shapiro's administration claims seven tax cuts since 2023: 1. Expanded Property Tax/Rent Rebate program. 2. Created Employer Child Care Contribution Tax Credit. 3. Allowed student loan payment deductions. 4. Expanded Child and Dependent Care tax credit. 5. Lowered Corporate Net Income Tax rate. 6. Increased net operating loss deductions for small businesses. 7. Created Working Pennsylvanians Tax Credit. These aim to benefit families, seniors, and businesses.

We’ve cut taxes SEVEN times since I took office and put millions back into the pockets of parents, seniors, and small businesses across Pennsylvania. This budget builds on that progress by continuing to lower costs and make life more affordable here in Pennsylvania.

@kylebrussell @siddarthv66 That’s a good move. But I guess I’m really asking about skin in the game. People who claim “take off” is about to happen— what actions in your personal/financial life have you taken to prove you really believe this. Otherwise, it just feels like hype, if you know what I’m saying?

@mscottdongh_ @siddarthv66 Do more work with long running agents

I used to be a skeptic, but it’s just unscientific at this point to turn a blind eye to evidence. I still see many in academia don’t really understand the situation (or actively refuse to). The loop will be closed soon, and I hope people start acting accordingly.

@RadRadDoc @unusual_whales ~30% of “full-time” real estate agents did not sell a single home last year? What exactly are they doing? Feels like “full-time” is doing a lot of heavily lifting in that sentence ;-)

@unusual_whales But that’s taking all-comers, particularly the dabbling part-time, side-gig real estate agents. If you take full-time only real estate agents, the number drops to 20-40%.

Over 70% of licensed Realtors didn’t sell a single home last year, per NAR