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L'email marketing rapporte en moyenne 42€ pour chaque euro investi. Les réseaux sociaux ? Entre 2€ et 5€. Ta liste email c'est ton vrai actif. Commence-la dès le jour 1.

Tu attends que ton ebook soit "parfait" pour le lancer ? Spoiler : il le sera jamais. La v1 sera moyenne. La v2 bien. La v3 excellente. Mais sans v1, y'aura jamais de v3. Publie.

Tu veux lancer un business en ligne mais tu sais pas par où commencer ? Étape 1 : choisis UNE niche. Pas 3. Pas 5. UNE seule. Le reste vient après. Toujours.

1h45 par jour. C'est le temps qu'il faut pour construire un side business à côté de ton taf. 45 min de création. 30 min de contenu. 30 min de replies. T'as 1h45 ou pas ?

Ton profil X c'est ta vitrine. Si ta bio dit pas en 5 secondes ce que tu fais et pour qui → tu perds des abonnés. Formule : J'aide [cible] à [résultat] grâce à [méthode]. Refais ta bio ce soir. Checklist pour bien lancer → lien en bio

Ce qui ne vend pas : ❌ "Mon ebook fait 47 pages" ❌ "Il contient 8 chapitres" Ce qui vend : ✅ "Génère tes premiers 1 000€ en 90 jours" ✅ "Même si tu pars de zéro" Vends la destination. Pas le véhicule.

Le talent c'est surcôté. La régularité c'est sous-côté. Publie chaque jour pendant 90 jours. Le résultat va te surprendre.

5 outils 100% gratuits pour lancer ton business en ligne : 1. Canva → design 2. Gumroad → vente 3. Systeme io→ tunnel + emails 4. Google Docs → rédaction 5. Typefully → planifier tes posts 0€ d'investissement. 0 excuse. Checklist complète → lien en bio

Tu n'as pas besoin de tout savoir. Tu as juste besoin de 5 étapes d'avance sur ton client.

@ExcluYass @0xKasper_ Yes je l’ai déjà vu super intéressante

@LeCodeBusiness @0xKasper_ Exactement regarde la vidéos de « micode » la dessus très pertinent

J’ai coder sans IA pour vérifier que je suis toujours apte et wow

Take impopulaire : si ta niche a ZÉRO concurrence, c'est mauvais signe. La concurrence prouve la demande. Ton job c'est pas d'inventer un marché. C'est de faire mieux ou différemment.

@CryptoMikli The flight-to-safety framing is the key insight. Law school apps going up 21% right as AI threatens the profession means people are running toward structure for protection. Yang's right that structure is exactly what makes it vulnerable, not what saves it.

Andrew Yang explains why lawyers will be replaced by AI “The first thing that jumped into my mind when you said that was lawyer. Law school applications, last I checked, went up 21% last year, and I would suggest that was a flight to safety, and that stuff’s not safe at all. Lawyering is highly structured. It’s very process oriented. It’s kind of the ideal environment for AI” “I have friends who are partners in law firms who say, ‘Look, I’m giving AI work that would have taken a second or third year associate a week to complete, and it gives it back to me in 20 minutes. So why on earth would I hire a small army of these associates?’”

@cd_hooks Airlines hedge fuel costs 12-24 months out, so a sudden triple wouldn't immediately hit sold tickets. The real exposure is on routes they didn't hedge or new bookings. Contracts protect past sales, it's future capacity that gets slashed or repriced.

Sincere question: if jet fuel prices triple is there a chance airlines rescind tickets already sold for later in the year at a cheap price?

@kinginvestings Wrong question. "Fastest" to $100k optimizes for speed and almost always adds risk that destroys the gains. The better question is what skill can you build in 12 months that pays you $100k repeatedly, that's a different answer entirely.

What’s the fastest way to go from $0 to $100k today?

@rfkenmore Buck Mason is the right call for heavyweight basics but Merz b. Schwanen runs closer to the same quality at a lower price point. The gap between "no regrets" brands is usually just discovery, not product.

WHAT MEN ARE NOT REGRETTING 1. Buck Mason Heavyweight/Field-Spec T-shirts (100% cotton and sturdy) 2. J.Crew Broken-in straight chinos (perfect chino fit between loose and slim) 3. Uniqlo Tees and full-wardrobe basics (value) Other mentions: Barbour, Quince, New Balance, Filson, Carhartt, Vuori, LL Bean, Brooks Brothers, Patagonia Quality, practicality, comfort

@randomrecruiter Friday at 4pm is the tell. Any HR call scheduled end of week end of day is a layoff. Three rounds of survival means nothing when round four comes from a calendar invite you can't decline.

When you lasted through three rounds of RIFs but finally get that calendar invite from HR for Friday at 4pm

@pelositracker The sequence is damning but the causation isn't proven yet. The real question is whether there was any disclosure or recusal when the $620M Pentagon decision was made. Without that detail, it's a coincidence that looks terrible, but legally the gap matters.

Breaking: The President's son is on a heater Donald Trump Jr's fund invested in one of the only U.S. rare earth magnet startups at a $200M valuation Three months later, the Pentagon awarded Vulcan a $620M loan and the Commerce Dept took a $50M equity stake In February, Trump announced a $12B rare earth strategic reserve Today, the company is now valued at $2 billion. That's a 10x for Trump Jr in under a year Vulcan is building the largest rare earth magnet factory outside of China. The U.S. says it needs to stop relying on China, which controls 90% of global rare earth processing The timing is either the greatest coincidence in investing history, or it isn't

@nickgerli1 The net price drop is real, but how much of it is absorbed by higher mortgage rates? A buyer at $374k with a 7% rate pays more monthly than one at $491k in 2021 at 3%. Affordability improved or just shifted cost structure?

Lennar, America's 2nd largest builder, has cut prices 24% from peak. Their price on new deliveries hit $491k in 2022. But they've cut by over $110k since then, through price reductions and mortgage buydowns. The result is a $374k net price in 2026, down -8% YoY and -24% from peak. This is the cheapest we've seen in a decade, even lower than the pre-pandemic norms. This is actually great news for homebuyers. Housing deflation is setting in, and Lennar is leading the charge for builders in returning affordability to buyers.