Brian Mark

Elon Musk just hit a 1 Trillion dollar net worth, that's 13 figures. And you think your stuck under 100k/year lolll

Becoming a dad made me realize that we all really are just kids trying to figure it out as we go.

I'd rather have an employee that's 90% perfect at their job, than do all the work myself and be 100% stressed.

Find your zone of genius, anything outside that zone should be delegated to someone else.

Stop building confidence. Confidence means a million different things. Pick one thing you'd like to be more confident in and go do that.

Man not do what he said was going to do? Badddd Man do what man says even if he no want to do it? Gooooood

Choosing to just do it every single day is actually easier than not doing it every day because it removes the decision making and rationalization of not doing it.

Social media isn't about who knows the most, it's about who explains it best

Remember the game telephone? One person says something and it gets repeated down the line until it's nowhere near what it started as, that's what stealing content is like.

Remember: The purpose of AI is to speed up the things you're ALREADY good at.

What company has gotten the closest to fully removing human error?

Processes without exceptions build big businesses. You wouldn't email Nike expecting a 1 of 1 custom tee lol

In 2026, my primary focus is building a team that is 100% accountable to the results their work is generating. I build, they build, we all make money.

Daily reminder: That thing that stopped you from getting the job done, ya your competition experienced the same sh*t and got it done anyways

Entrepreneurship is like lighting your house on fire and seeing how fast you can put it out lol

If you woke up and found that the sun didn't rise, you'd be shocked. That's exactly how your clients should feel about the delivery of your service

The only scorecard that matters is the one you keep for yourself. Stack the wins. Ignore the noise.

Success is great... But don't let go of your morals for a bigger pay check.

It's either a lesson learned, or it's a regret. Up to you.