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Where have I been since sleeping outside of YC & polymarket hype:
6 figures ARR
$5,000,0000 processed
Acquisition
Doubled team size
Personal Brand re launch
This month - Iâm back and Iâm going to be releasing it all.
Stay tuned.
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Had five hours of calls today.
I spoke to everyone at my companies.
My mantra for every single call:
Don't think, just do.
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Itâs safe to say that in 2026, weâve got some cool tech.
AI. Flying Cars. Whole businesses that run through the internet.
And still, we have sales teamsâ commissions being calculated and tracked on an excel sheet.
Be real with me sales managers:
If your lead VA left and that sheet was yours to manage, what's the first thing that you're doing?
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Gonna throw it back to the 2022-2023 days and be active on X again.
This is gonna be generational
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Sales Reps: why do you devalue yourself?
Every day, you get loose with the commissions YOU worked hard for.
âAh, end of the weekâs fine donât worryâ
You say that even when you know it isnât.
Why?
Because itâs easy.
Itâs comfortable.
And I donât blame you.
You donât pay yourself out, your manager does.
But what if you could?
Youâre the one closing the deals, not them.
My advice to you is:
Get uncomfortable.
Ask for your comms ASAP.
Or even better,
Show your sales manager our app, Paydai.
Make their job easier, and your job more rewarding.
We're trialing a referral program right now,
So if you want to see how Paydai works by getting an instant payout for referring us to your sales manager,
Connect your sales manager to us via DM.
*Ts and Cs apply
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Twitter needs to fix their DMâs man
We nearly missed a generational collab because message requests are hidden into oblivion here
Cracked mf!! @JoshTalksBiz
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âYou just donât get paid, you do actual work and thereâs nothing you can doâ
I started building PayDai out of personal pain, being an independent worker meant saying goodbye to financial security , even if I worked hard.
The world wants to move to independent workers but the systems arenât ready.
We are becoming the platform where independent workers protect themselves.
1 week ago - I went viral as the world debated âattentionâ vs âjust build your productâ
This week we just crossed $1,000,000 in income verified on our platform.
We believe in both.
Build a FANTASTIC product AND market well.
Your customers are waiting for you to show yourself to them!
âAt 22, I was making over $500,000 a year and I couldnât get access to normal credit systemsâ
The financial system has been built around the salary worker, itâs an old system based on the premise that only salary worker provided financial security.
This has changed.
âWeâve got this term 1099 workers, I think the term now is independent worker. Someone who chooses to work independently, because they can not because they canât get a jobâ
âAttention is a currency. Itâs a piece of capital.â
As a founder today, product still matters. But AI is going to reduce the moat around a lot of products, tools, and execution.
So the question becomes:
Can you distribute?
âBrand is going to be important. Distribution is going to be important. Product is still going to be important, but the product is the part of what youâre distributing.â
This is why companies are buying podcasts, creators, and social media assets.
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Why sleep in front of Y Combinator?
Monday 6pm EST, Iâll explain all things and why the cause is significant for the world we are heading into.
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Thanks @lily_sfbio , attended YC last year and she voted that companies with great marketing potential should be accepted.
We tend to agree ;)
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$100,000 in 2 weeks!
One of our power users , processed $100,000 in just 2 weeks of using the platform.
That is $10,600 in income in 2 weeks that PayDai verified, collected and distributed to her bank account!
Just the beginning.
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Update!
We just got into interview stages for one of the top accelerator program in the US.
Just a step of validation that our mission and vision is aligned with those looking to find the future great companies.
Wish us luck!
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Ray Kurzweil has been one of the best Iâve researched and read.
It was once I had read his most recent book released in 2024 that I really felt now is the time.
While in SF, barely any the people I met knew who he was - which told me all I needed to know.
Most are following âAI Hypeâ , barely any actuallly understand / have conceptualised what the world actually looks like in a short period of time.
Elon Musk was asked how fast AI is moving.
His answer wasnât about the technology.
It was about the one man who got it all right and was still too conservative.
Musk: âI have to give credit to Ray Kurzweil in being actually remarkably accurate in his predictions. If anything, I think he was perhaps a bit conservative in his predictions.â
Kurzweil spent 30 years making forecasts that made serious people uncomfortable.
He predicted timelines that sounded impossible.
He was mocked for it.
He was right about nearly all of them.
And Musk just called him conservative.
Musk: âThe dedicated AI compute appears to be growing by a factor of 10 every six months.â
10x every six months.
Musk: âAlmost a 100x improvement per year, at least for the next few years.â
Mooreâs Law was a 2x improvement every two years.
That single curve drove every technological shift of the last 50 years.
The internet. Smartphones. Cloud computing.
All of it rode a 2x curve.
AI is on a 100x curve.
And the current infrastructure isnât running beside the new one.
Itâs becoming it.
Musk: âProbably a lot of the data centers, maybe most of the data centers that currently do conventional compute, will transition to AI compute.â
Everything that runs the world you know is being rewired for the world that comes next.
Human beings process the future in straight lines.
We take the speed of the last decade and project it forward.
Exponential growth doesnât work that way.
Itâs invisible until itâs everywhere.
The most aggressive forecaster in the history of technology was too conservative.
Thatâs not about Kurzweil being wrong about the direction.
Thatâs about the human brain being wrong about the speed.
The limit was never the technology.
It was the organ we use to comprehend it.
And that organ hasnât been upgraded in 200,000 years.
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