Senior PMM trying to become future-proof. AI, Productivity, and Entrepreneurship enjoyer.
Joined January 2021
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Cats can teach us valuable lessons about life and business.
1. Sleep ~20 hours per day
2. Protest heavily when picked up
3. Bring dead animals home
4. Occasionally shit on floor
5. Stay on brand
Few understand this.
#branding #BusinessInsights
What percent of the internet's content is either repurposed or AI?
This is only going to grow.
Idea: AI is pretty dog shit at humor.
Humor will be a differentiator in a sea of AI.
Until the Shane Gillis ChatGPT update.
Then we are all cooked.
The coolest thing I ever saw growing up was Iron Man giving vocal commands to his computer, Jarvis.
Forget being a ninja or astronaut.
I now wanted to tell my computer to download Linkin Park's Hybrid Theory on Limewire for me.
For the longest time, we needed to learn intricate programming languages to speak to computers.
Python. Java. React, etc.
Then AI came around and everyone is saying it's the end for software developers.
I disagree.
AI won't replace programmers.
It just gave us a new language to speak to computers.
You can speak to them like Iron Man and it translates it to a language that computers speak.
AI gave us non-technical people a way to speak to computers.
#ai #aicode #vibecoding
AI is replacing repetitive tasks.
Most jobs are human APIs, transfering information from one person to another
Stakeholders, feedback, input, "escalations"
Receive email, forward to SME, return feedback
Familiar? you gotta get out
Don't be a human API
#AI #corporate
The internet made gatekeepers irrelevant.
You don’t need permission to build an audience, a business, or a skillset.
Learning valuable skills is like going to the gym.
Might not make a difference tomorrow.
But in 10 years when 50% of white collar jobs are automated.
Get your bench press up to 2 plates...
#futureproof
People don’t get replaced by AI.
They get replaced by people who understand and leverage AI.
I spend hours a day researching ways to use AI in creative ways.
It helps in my job and future-proofs me.
#futureproof
Degrees are becoming less valuable. Proof of work is everything.
Show what you can do, and the market will reward you.
"I help X with Y using N"
That's just a start.
#futureproof
The music industry (like many) used to be a fortress.
If you wanted to “make it,” you had to go through record labels, agents, and insiders.
It wasn’t just about talent. It was about knowing the right people, fitting the right image, and signing away creative control. 1/6
The lesson? Distribution is in your hands.
No one is coming to put you on. Build your own stage, master your craft, and let the market decide.
The new music industry isn’t about who you know. It’s about who knows you. 6/6
Hope you enjoyed it. Give me a follow @ronjaradat as I journal my discovery into future-proofing, AI, and marketing psychology.
I remember a TED talk-style speech from about a decade ago featuring a senior software engineer from Google or Microsoft discussing artificial intelligence.
The theme of the talk was that engineers focused on AI are on the path to rendering themselves obsolete.
As I sat in lovely LA traffic in my 1998 Honda Accord and almost no software experience, I thought he was a madman.
Today, gen-AI has essentially replaced most remedial or tedious tasks if you know what you're doing.