35,595 results · Most relevant
The chosen play is a summer camp giveaway, framed as the best shot at generating cash ethically within the season, with the whole purpose of the offer being to pull cash forward. The offer may change as summer moves on, but the evergreen structure remains.
Paul suggests summer camps are a huge opportunity to drive significant cash in a very short period of time because the window that moms are booking summers is right now. Alex agrees he likes the summer angle because people will spend a lot of money for their kids. The four key months ahead are May, June, July, and August, after which comes the slow season — and the business needs to do more than just good during the peak because they need $600,000 extra to get through the slow season.
Hormozi advises Paul to scale up the sales team a little and bring on a couple of salespeople to handle the lead volume, adding that with lead flow, salespeople always make you more than they cost — it's growth spend, not a cost to fear.
creator_opinion
Get the MSA red-lined and internal approvals done months before the expected close date, even if the deal won't happen until December.
In the hands-on exercise, find the best two features that accurately predict a company acquisition. A feature is a yes/no question you believe predicts an acquisition; test as many as you like. Scoring: plus one point if your feature declares a company would have been acquired 1, 7, or 30 days before it did; minus one point for saying a company got acquired when it didn't; no impact for misses or passes, with the best score automatically captured.
The speakers recommend running a browser snapshot command (e.g. p-snack snapshot) to capture the page as JSON for programmatic verification, and taking screenshots to make verification easier and prove state back to the human.
Use drop-in open-model replacements for specialized use cases that can be 10x cheaper if you know your workload. Expect model recommendations to be outdated within months because open and closed models release rapidly.
The host advises that if cost is important, use Lovable. If cost is not important and you have different use cases connecting to different apps, Replit might win. This is the host's advice to the audience, not a system recommendation.
The host recommends placing the clean and press as the number one or two exercise (1A or 2A) on technical coordination or leg strength days, keeping it early in the session, doing one or two cleans plus maybe two presses per set, for five to six sets. He also suggests getting creative by pairing it first followed by heavy Steinborns.
The host recommends putting a wooden board or plates under the heels to load the quads more, doing sets of 15-20+ reps (he suggests four sets of 17) at 70-120 kilos, doing the hack lift at least once a week especially for smaller quads, and placing it later in the workout as a hypertrophy or accessory movement.
Hari advises being highly opinionated — in the world of medians, an opinion is the cheapest novelty you could own, and the model cannot supply it. If you want to thrive, your job is to find the next great design — coding agents only do scaffolding. When AI says 'done', it means AI has given its median product and your work begins there — that's the signal from any coding agent.
endorsed
Hari advises the audience not to make the small moving frontier gap between models into their product roadmap as an advantage. He adds that comparing models is not necessarily a good boardroom argument because the emotional fanboy side of us peeks into meeting rooms, and that the popular question of which model you are using is a great dinner table argument.
discouraged
Three concrete audit instructions: track down every long-lived token agents can read, figure out how many agents can find access to production or around current limits, and check where agents actually execute — sandboxed, managed, or wild on laptops.
Jake Tuura recommends heavy slow resistance or isometric holds to squeeze excess fluid out of an overloaded tendon in the short term. Isometric holds on an overloaded tendon provide immediate pain relief and help normalize fluid distribution in tendon cells, though he says the exact mechanism is not known.
mechanism not exactly known per speaker
Dr. Fei-Fei Li advises that when using an AI chatbot, you should state who you are — profession, age, interests — in your prompt, and you can even upload an image as context. Because the algorithm mathematically incorporates the context you provide, the same question gets a different, customized answer depending on that context.
Dr. Fei-Fei Li recommends using AI in healthcare: LLMs can mine health information well because medicine has constrained rules; AI can help disambiguate symptoms like vertigo vs. low blood pressure; AI tooling that doctors also use enables zero-cost symptom consultation; and AI can be taken advantage of for people who don't have immediate access to doctors. She also envisions presenting health information to patients so they can participate from diagnosis to treatment, and using AI to help solve disease and come up with new rules for discovery.
Consequential creator advice requires independent verification before Today can promote it.
Instead of saying you're approaching girls, the coach recommends saying something like: 'I was actually just walking around the park, enjoying my day so far... I need to get outside and at least socialize a little bit.' This conveys the same story without blatantly telling her you're approaching cute girls.
The big-picture change: move from the 3-4 hour marathon format to a structured webinar, following the agreed structure. Live proof people are optional — you can bring up live people during launches to do the proof for each point if you want, but the same webinar works without them.
Alex advises Caleb that in terms of scale, usually you go all in on door to door — it's what you're good at. 'I don't think we need to be cute about this... and just get really violent with it.' Caleb committed: 'I'm just going to full focus on this.'
Hormozi warns against sharing someone's disclosed information with anybody else, because if that person gets hurt by it, they still won't trust you and you gain a reputation of someone whose loose lips sink ships.
Choose sources → to get a library of your own and a daily brief.