When we created @chubbicorns, we did it with no code. This is how we did it (and 3 key lessons we learned) 1/x

feels like we just crossed a line. 147k+ builders creating a new world. it’s moving faster than humans can follow.

In 2026: Code is cheap. Tools are powerful (and easy to make). Clear thinking is the real superpower.

Clear thinking is the new coding language

one word why i’m back here… clawdbot

Imagine ai during nft szn…

I had so much fun there

is @publer down for you?

Most people know how to earn/make $. but few know how to spend wisely and live wisely. 20s is to mess around, but you do want to earn $$$. Make good friends 30s is a good time to focus on health. Health is wealth. Maintain and be a high-value add. 40s… the dude below sounds like he wants love and craves solid connection. Don’t be like this dude. A good book to read “Die with Zero”

Thanks to @LeeLaunches and @kattrisen for setting up Build The Keyword challenge. In less than 2 weeks, I launched planformarketing.com

it feels like the world is telling me to do more videos.

Mum, watch me make the next Olympics. Gonna update my resume to: Kangaroo Breakdancer, Olympics 2024/2028.

Who knew that spreading memes could be a thing? At @Chubbiverse, we hit a milestone with 7 billion total Giphy views. Here are some learnings to add meme culture to your marketing: 1. Keywords are important. Popular ones include “birthday” and “love.” 2. Think of GIFs as millennial Hallmark cards to share a vibe or emotion. 3. Use key dates like Christmas and Halloween. 4. We leveraged the API and distributed over 507 GIFs to different social platforms including WhatsApp, Slack, Facebook, and Instagram. 5. Use GIPHY to build strong brand awareness.