Tom Hudock
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Tom Hudock
@tomhudock
Father, co-founder ADHD For Life and Hyperfocus, founder of inquiry school
Victoria, BC Katılım Mart 2008
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I’ve compressed the best trading prompts into one PDF
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@harpriiya What about health tech or mental health startups... Would they fit in at speedrun 007?
GIF
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ok my dms have exploded already so let's do this:
AMA about speedrun / SR007
harpriya@harpriiya
speedrun is probably the single greatest unlock for your company underrated perks: - working out of the a16z office (i was in an elevator with emmett shear once) - the speedrun platform: investor reviews, credits for anything you need - all the partners are basically extensions of your team - the bar is so high that the other founders in your batch will be the smartest people you've ever met DM me if you're applying! happy to refer :)
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Hi Natan, very gracious of you to offer mentorship! 😇 We are building "Sasha" - service as software for running a clinic. My partner is a neuropsychologist and we're wanting to help psychologists and physicians reduce their waitlist & speed up between mental health assessment to treatment time.
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It's official - @speedrun 07 applications are open.
Yes - as a scout I can write you a cheque within 24h but I wanna do better than that. I am looking for a few early stage founders to mentor.
My sweet spot are folks with international background, who come from underprivileged backgrounds, and never had anything handed to them.
Comment with a blurb of what you are building and I will DM you my Demo Day pitch recording.
Here is a tip I gave folks in the past.
Your product and vision will take you from 10-->100 but for the 0-->1 part it's about the TEAM. Read the "Dinner Party Jerk" essay by @andrewchen. That's how u should pitch yourself.
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@hanghuang_ @tonychang430 Gracious of you to share your application! My psychologist partner and I are building an AI online mental health clinic (service as software) where AI workers coordinate professionals to reduce wait lists and increase access to psychological knowledge.
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YC's deadline is in 10 days
If you are applying and want to see the application that got me and @tonychang430 into YC P26, comment what you are building below and I will send you our application!
Bonus: for the top ideas, happy to refer + help with the application/interview!
Hang Huang@hanghuang_
After 6 applications and 6 rejection emails, we finally got into Y Combinator. Yes, read that one more time: 6 applications. 6 rejections. We turned a rejection into an admission offer. For a long time, every rejection led to the same question: "Do we pivot, or keep going?" We didn't think much of the first few rejections. Our reaction was mostly just: okay, back to building, apply again next time. Honestly, the hardest one was the 5th rejection because we felt so close. It was the first time we got an interview. We believed we had a real shot. But in the end, we got rejected… again. Looking back, the decision was fair. We were only doing around $300/month, and YC didn’t see a clear path to building a billion-dollar company through enterprise. So we stopped guessing and started listening. We did 20+ user interviews and realized something important: the people who really loved InsForge were not big enterprises. They were AI-native small teams and startups. That fundamentally changed how we saw the company. We clarified who the product was actually for, doubled down on what was working, and kept building in public on X and LinkedIn. We grew from 2,300 to 4,000+ databases in 2 months. Then we applied again. Our second interview with YC. We really thought this would be the one. But once again, we were rejected. That was the moment the question we had been asking ourselves after every rejection finally changed. No longer: “Do we pivot?” Instead: “How do we execute so well that the need for this product becomes impossible to ignore?” After 30 days of hell, we launched @InsForge_dev Launch Week 1. And it took off. Like, really took off! → 1.5M+ views on X → #1 on Product Hunt → #1 on GitHub Trending → 3K+ GitHub stars in one week But here's the craziest part: after rejecting us, YC changed their mind. Here was our second chance. We got an email from general partner Andrew Miklas (@amiklas), congratulating us on our launch and asking us to meet one more time. We figured it would be another tough interview. But the meeting was in two hours. No time to prepare. We were so nervous up until the very end. When we finally hopped on the call, he just said, “You guys have made huge progress. I want to work with you. Do you want to do YC?” WTF????????? Tony (@tonychang430) and I looked at each other. We were so shocked, we didn't even know what to say. Of course, the answer was yes. This is when we learned: Execute so well that your company becomes impossible to reject. Every rejection forced us to clarify our vision. The last one forced us to prove it. Next stop: YC P26!! @ycombinator 🥳 ( Read the full story below ⬇️ )
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@markroseman Is there something going on with the nurses Union agreement where they've agreed to staff up UPCC 's? I bet the govt wanted to make UPCC's look successful and direct more patients that way.
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When BC has a nursing shortage, why are government health authorities hiring so many to work where we don't need them?
Why do UPCCs have too many nurses but ERs frequently close because we don't have enough nurses?
Mark Roseman@markroseman
Staffing data for BC's Urgent and Primary Care Centres shows there are a LOT of nurses vs. family docs or nurse practitioners. It's now approximately 2 nurses for every FP/NP. That's way more than in regular primary care clinics. From 2023-2024, many more nurses were hired.
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@coldemailchris What industries were you in? I would think each industries has what works, style, tone, words used, etc.
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I spent the last 45 days writing a 86-page book covering absolutely everything I know about how to successfully run outbound in 2026.
When I say everything, I mean EVERYTHING.
> Company context analysis and market evaluation
> ICP definition and Pain-Qualified Segment (PQS) modeling
> TAM mapping across 15+ industry segments
> Offer creation and the three types of cold offers
> The psychology of cold email and pattern disruption
> 10 fundamental copywriting principles from 10M+ emails sent
> 6 proven cold email script frameworks with real examples
> 5 messaging angles to test across campaigns
> AI prompts for generating full A/B test script matrices
> Email sequencer setup and which tools to use at which volume
> Domain setup rules and secondary domain best practices
> Reserve infrastructure and inbox cycling strategy
> Deliverability signals, spintax, and campaign settings
> How to identify burned accounts and recover fast
> The four types of data sources and when to use each
> The Campaign Score Formula for predicting results before launch
> Speed-to-lead system and why response time kills conversions
> 5 reply templates covering 90% of responses
> Follow-up strategy across email, LinkedIn, phone, and SMS
> Pre-call workflow that lifts show rates from 30% to 70%+
> Post-meeting process: proposals, contracts, and onboarding
I told you I meant EVERYTHING.
The insights in this book come from the experiences of 10M+ emails sent, 20,000+ leads generated, and deca-millions in pipeline value created.
This e-book is NOT free, but it costs less than a Chipotle bowl with guac.
(There needs to be a slight level of gatekeeping for this one)
Want to get access to it?
Comment “Playbook” and I’ll DM you the link to it.
[Must be following to receive]
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@everestchris6 Solar
Impressive and I like how you found the warehouses. Smart.
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this OpenClaw bot finds warehouse owners & books them solar deals on autopilot...
here's how solar business owners can use it to close $500k+ commercial installs:
- scans 1000s of warehouses via satellite imagery
- scores every roof by size, sun hours & payback
- pierces the LLC to find the actual human owner (not info@)
- renders their building with panels on it + 25-yr savings
- ships them a personalized microsite at their company name
- follows up across email, sms & linkedin
- books calls straight to the calendar 24/7
reply "SOLAR" + RT and i'll send you the full breakdown of how you can do it too (must be following so i can dm)
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@realsigridjin @tokifyi BC builder/startup founder here. Randomly found the GC today
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reply to here if you are:
• british columbia folks 🍁🇨🇦
• active but humble builder
• open to discuss
@tokifyi gonna have bc builders group chat on x
toki@tokifyi
@realsigridjin should we start a bc builders group chat on x?
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@zuess05 Trying to figure out a GTM strategy for the tough crowd of physicians and psychologists. Not sure cold email mrkting is gonna work.
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I put my entire Claude Code setup for GTM engineering into ONE Notion doc
10 modules. No fluff.
- How to install Claude Code and run your first GTM session in under 10 minutes
- How to build a CLAUDE. md that acts as your project brain and never loses context
- How to install GTM skills that chain together and run autonomously
- How to connect your full stack via MCP servers without writing custom wrappers
- How to run parallel agents and subagents across GTM workflows simultaneously
- How to manage context and token usage across long research sessions
- How to choose between Sonnet, Opus, and Haiku based on the task
- How to hook Claude Code into external triggers so workflows run without you
- The exact GTM workflows to build first: signal detection, lead scoring, outreach sequencing
- Full slash command reference for every repeatable GTM task
This is the setup I would have KILLED for before spending months piecing it together from documentation, YouTube tutorials, and scattered GitHub threads.
Like + comment "BIBLE" and I'll send it over
(must be connected for priority access)
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Google Maps for Venture Capital. Founders and VCs, this is for you:
We built OpenMap. A visual directory of 16,000+ VCs, angels, and family offices worldwide.
Think of it as Google Maps for Venture Capital.
👉 Comment "map" for free access
Here's what's inside:
→ Visual map of investors actively looking for deals
→ Search "investors in Paris," "deeptech VCs," "family offices"
→ Find intros through LinkedIn + Gmail connections
→ Submit your deck directly to investors
If you're a VC, you should be on this map.
If you're a founder, you need to know this map.
👉 Comment "map" I'll DM you the link.
Make sure to follow me to receive my DM.
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I've made $4.7M with AI. I'm giving away the exact prompts I used to build a full AI agency from scratch in under 2 hours.
These prompts will guide you through:
• Finding a winning niche
• Building an offer people pay for
• Go to market strategy
• Creating your website
• Productizing with AI (ie @Lovable)
This took me 5 years and hundreds of thousands of dollars to figure out.
Comment "Build" and follow. I'll DM it to you.
P.S. This will probably blow up so give me some time to reply.
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Automation consultants charge $15K for what Claude Code now does in 2 hours.
I know because we're the ones who used to charge it.
Here's the exact process:
Step 1: Discovery (20 min)
→ Paste your org chart, tool stack, and top 3 bottlenecks
→ Claude interviews you with clarifying questions
→ Outputs a full process inventory ranked by time cost
Step 2: Workflow Mapping (15 min)
→ Describe any department's daily operations in plain English
→ Claude builds a complete process map
→ Every manual handoff, redundant step, and automation trigger flagged
Step 3: Opportunity Audit (10 min)
→ Feed it the workflow map output
→ Returns your top 10 automation opportunities
→ Ranked by ROI, complexity, and build time
Step 4: Architecture Design (20 min)
→ Claude designs the full system architecture
→ Which tools connect where, what the data flow looks like
→ Agents for complex logic, linear flows for the repetitive stuff
Step 5: Build (ongoing)
→ Claude writes the actual workflow JSON
→ Self-documents everything as it builds
Step 6: The output.
A live dashboard your whole team can work from.
→ Clickable process maps for every department
→ Automation opportunities ranked by ROI
→ Implementation progress by phase
→ KPIs updated in real time
→ One link you share with clients, freelancers, or your team to execute
This is what we hand every client at the end of discovery.
The .md file is what makes all of it possible.
Without it, Claude guesses.
With it, Claude builds like a $15K consultant.
Like this post, RT and comment "BLUEPRINT" and I'll send you the full prompt stack and the .md file we use internally. (Must be following so I can DM you)
🎁 Bonus: The first 100 people get a real Precision AI Blueprint — an actual sample audit doc from a client engagement so you can see exactly what the output looks like.
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After talking with dozens of psychologists and physicians about the realities of mental health assessment, one thing has become clear:
the tools currently available aren't built for the clinical process.
They are often just clunky administration systems that feel like an obstacle rather than an asset.
When we started building Hyperfocus Assessments, the goal was to change that. We wanted to create something that focuses entirely on the clinical side—supporting the actual steps of an assessment, the administration efforts, and the heavy lift of report writing.
We are already seeing the impact:
🎈 A 50% reduction in administrative effort.
🎈 Clinicians are finally able to take on more clients because they aren't buried in paperwork.
🎈 No more shuffling files or juggling multiple screens just to synthesize data.
We’re using the latest AI assistance to improve the day-to-day job of an assessor. I’m incredibly excited for more people to meet Sasha very soon.
Sasha is our "human-in-the-loop" system, designed to take on the heavy cognitive load that clinicians face daily, allowing them to focus on the person sitting across from them.
If you’re a clinician looking for a better way to manage assessments, I’d love for you to check out what we’re building at hyperfocus.online
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@JacquesThibs @MarkJCarney @melaniejoly I'd consider Victoria, BC. We already have a good tech community and connections with SF. It's a much more hospitable place in the winter.
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Hey @MarkJCarney and @melaniejoly, Canada should create a special economic zone to supercharge Canadian entrepreneurs.
This is the time to accelerate. Unprecedented times call for unconventional strategies.
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I like working with video editors but there are some videos that I don't believe we should spend so much time on editing. So I'm looking at Wondercraft Video as one such option to help us.
Dimi Nikolaou@dimiwonders
Earlier this week, we launched Wondercraft Video. Ahead of launch, we gave access to 10 creators and ran a $25K challenge to make our launch video. The results were wild and showed how AI video can be actually useful. RT and comment “WONDA” and I’ll DM you 1,000 free credits.
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@tomhudock @dimiwonders Hey! Please follow my account so I can DM gift 🎁
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Earlier this week, we launched Wondercraft Video.
Ahead of launch, we gave access to 10 creators and ran a $25K challenge to make our launch video.
The results were wild and showed how AI video can be actually useful.
RT and comment “WONDA” and I’ll DM you 1,000 free credits.
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