Not a new chapter, a whole new book. Founder @ In Revenue Capital. Former CEO @myleadmd. Weed Farmer @greysonorganics | I am the Flail

Scottsdale, AZ
Joined November 2012
In early-stage B2B, speed gets all the headlines. But, it's not speed that wins - It's deliberate speed. I analyzed top companies and their paths to success & failure to uncover their relationships with speed. The results are pretty clear. Take a peek lnkd.in/p/gZghf8V9
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Clinicians described the results as “one of the most amazing things I’ve ever seen.” An experimental once-daily oral drug called daraxonrasib has produced unprecedented outcomes in advanced pancreatic cancer, reducing the risk of death by 60% compared to standard chemotherapy. In the Phase 3 RASolute 302 trial, daraxonrasib, a RAS(ON) multi-selective inhibitor developed by Revolution Medicines, nearly doubled median overall survival from 6.6–6.7 months with chemotherapy to 13.2 months in patients with previously treated metastatic pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma. The trial, presented as a plenary session at the 2026 ASCO Annual Meeting, triggered a rare standing ovation from oncology experts. Unlike traditional therapies, daraxonrasib effectively targets multiple KRAS variants and even wild-type RAS, offering broad applicability to the vast majority of pancreatic cancers. The drug was also far better tolerated, with only 1.2% of patients discontinuing treatment due to side effects, compared to 11.2% in the chemotherapy arm. This represents a major advance for a disease long considered one of the most lethal in oncology. Experts are hailing daraxonrasib as a potential paradigm shift that could transform metastatic pancreatic cancer into a more manageable condition. The FDA has already granted expanded access for eligible patients. [O’Reilly, E. M., et al. (2026). Daraxonrasib or Chemotherapy in Previously Treated Metastatic Pancreatic Cancer. New England Journal of Medicine. DOI: 10.1056/NEJMoa2605555]
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In 72 hours we went from: Trump never expected the possibility of Hormuz closing, To: Trump was briefed Hormuz could close but riskily did it anyway, To: Trump bombed Kharg Island but it likely won’t force Iran to open the Strait To: Iran opened the Strait
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DEVELOPING: Starbucks founder Howard Schultz announces that his family is leaving Seattle for Florida the same day Democrats passed an income tax on Washington state Starbucks corporate is moving to Nashville The wealth exodus is underway. Democrats have killed WA's economy
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Wikipedia co-founder Larry Sanger on how his site went woke
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ELON MUSK “The single biggest thing Democrats are worried about is turning off fraudulent payments to illegals. By using entitlements fraud, the Democrats have been able to attract and retain vast numbers of illegal immigrants, and buy voters.”
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When the government does medical care, it is about as good as the DMV
The wife was told she was being rude after her husband died while waiting to be seen in the ER for over 8 hours with chest pain.
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How does anyone still defend this state? The ‘pro’ of weather can’t offset the pages and pages of ‘cons’.
California has been sucked dry. Even the richest state can’t keep up with the looting by politicians and special interests. Now there’s a $30 billion hole in the budget and the confiscations begin.
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🇺🇸 SAN FRAN BLACKOUT – WAYMO FROZE, TESLA DROVE Waymo’s robotaxis got a little too real last night - by completely shutting down when San Francisco’s power outage knocked out traffic lights. Meanwhile, Teslas on FSD? Kept rolling. No drama, no headlines - just handling chaos like it’s a walk in the park. This is what happens when you train your AI on billions of real-world miles instead of coddling it in a simulation padded with perfect data and wishful thinking. Waymo bet on maps and order. Tesla bet on mess - and won. When the lights go out, the difference isn’t theoretical. It’s traffic. Source: @teslasi, @elonmusk
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Great googly moogly!
Something is clearly broken. It’s time those of us who were able to live this out, figure out what to do to help the millions who aren’t anymore.
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Who’s taking about this? Not enough people.
🚨 BREAKING: DOGE geniuses in the Trump administration have built an AI tool to work toward slashing a whopping 50 PERCENT of ALL federal regulations, per WaPo Holy smokes. Music to my ears. Cut it ALL. "DOGE AI Deregulation Decision Tool" is supposed to analyze around 200K regulations to determine which can be eliminated if not required by law passed by Congress. In merely 2 weeks, this tool has reportedly been used to make a decision on over 1 thousand regulatory sections at Trump's HUD, and has wrote 100% of "deregulations" at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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Yikes. Time to wake up.
People are starting to realize that China’s massive buildout of solar photovoltaics has nothing to do with climate change, and everything to do with tapping the resource that makes up >99.9% of Earth’s energy budget.
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A few months ago, Rhonda and I flew to Maine and had a lovely dinner with Tucker Carlson. The next day I sat down with Tucker for this interview. She was off camera in the studio with us during the interview.
Rep. Thomas Massie doesn’t care what you think of him, which is pretty great. (3:19) Where Does US Debt End? (10:32) Why Massie Voted 15 Times Against Funding Israel (14:53) AIPAC (34:04) Mitch McConnell (42:25) Area 51 (50:32) Massie's Relationship with Trump (57:09) Kill Switches in Cars (1:05:58) Mike Johnson and the Deep State (1:14:34) How Massie Got Into Politics (1:18:29) Living off the Grid
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Me
I donated again to @RepThomasMassie’s re-election campaign. Who’s next?
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🇺🇸 HOUSE PANICS: THIS AIN’T THE BILL WE VOTED FOR Some House Republicans are freaking out over changes in the Senate’s version of a debt bill they say looks nothing like what they passed in May. Even though top GOP Reps. say it’s basically the same, other conservatives aren’t buying it and fear the Senate’s trying to jam them. Oh, and it comes with a $5 trillion debt ceiling hike. So, no big deal. The real deadline? Sometime between July 4 and whenever they run out of money. Source: Fox News
🇺🇸 SEN. GRAHAM: THE BIG BEAUTIFUL BILL IS A WIN FOR SAFETY, PROSPERITY, AND UNITY “All my colleagues are going to vote for this bill; you should be proud and you should talk about it, because it's going to make us all safer and it's going to make us all more prosperous. Me being budget chairman is a quirk in the history of the Senate. This is not my thing normally, but I have really gotten into it, and I've learned a lot, thanks to my colleagues. I'm proud to have the honor of being budget chairman at a time I think it matters the most.” Source: @LindseyGrahamSC, C-SPAN2
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🚨 🇺🇸 MIND-BLOWING FEDERAL BUDGET BREAKDOWN: $6.16 TRILLION SPENDING VS $4.47 TRILLION REVENUE The government's fiscal 2023 numbers reveal massive deficit spending that would make any sane business owner cringe. Social Security dominates spending while individual income taxes carry the revenue load. The deficit gap is staggering — we're spending $1.69 trillion more than we bring in annually. Interest payments on existing debt alone consume hundreds of billions that could fund actual programs. Individual income taxes and payroll taxes shoulder most of the burden while corporate taxes contribute relatively little. Meanwhile, Social Security, defense, and Medicare devour the largest spending chunks. Source: Office of Management and Budget, @therabbithole
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What sets great startups who hit plan apart from all the rest? One of the biggest tactics is the fact that they insist on building GTM plans are bottom-up instead of top-down. Simple. Incredibly effective.
By understanding your growth levers and required resources, you can avoid the trap of overpromising and underdelivering. Read more: fastco.expert/4mK95M2 Written by @Jgraymatter of @jgraymatter
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Spot on.
The Palestinian flag at a Mexican immigration riot is not a bug or a mistake, it’s a primary feature of modern progressivism. Intersectionality is the glue that keeps the global left wing insurgency together. Intersectionality masquerades as compassion, but at its core, it’s a caste system of victimhood; where identity outranks truth, grievance replaces virtue, and justice no longer serves the common good, but kneels to a hierarchy of oppression In this inverted moral order, truth is subordinate to emotion, merit is condemned as privilege, and justice is not about fairness but about redressing collective wounds, even when the individual is neither guilty nor responsible. “An injustice here, is an injustice everywhere” “From LA to Rafah there is one common oppressor. Death to the colonial empire” This is a battle of chaos vs order Civilization vs barbarism Truth vs Delusion Hamas, La Raza, BLM are all the same: Anti West, Anti America, Anti Capitalism, Anti Law Either civilization will win, or we will march into the abyss. The West as we know it is at stake. Remember, HELL has no bottom.
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Makes sense.
This is amazing. Kids exposed to communist indoctrination during schooling had lower incomes as adults. Communist indoctrination causally lowers lifetime achievement!
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I’ll agree when the 10year falls and stabilizes.
This was brilliantly executed by @realDonaldTrump. Textbook, Art of the Deal.
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