Darren retweeted
My whole life-story is posted online. You can see my journey from when I was taking a bus to the gym at 15 years old all the way to the life that I live now.
Once you reach a 9-figure net worth, you realize there's a deeper layer to what people are actually chasing when they say they want to be rich.
What each materialistic thing represents underneath usually has nothing to do with the thing itself.
The fast car is a fun day-to-day reminder that you work hard & can enjoy what you've built.
The nice watch is a small piece of art on your wrist & a marker of a milestone you hit.
The big house is the peace of waking up somewhere you love, with space for the people you care about.
The nice vacation is being able to take a week off with the people you love & not look at your phone.
I'm not anti-materialism.
I own nice things because they are the byproducts of the life I’ve always wanted to live, not the life itself.
The real win is being able to enjoy these things without needing them to prove anything to anyone, including yourself.
That's what being rich actually means.
Darren retweeted
🇺🇸 A 24-year-old Coast Guard swimmer jumped into pitch-black waters and saved 16 lives.
Josh Law was lowered from a helicopter into freezing Pacific waters, about 140 miles off Mexico's coast, after a boat carrying 27 people capsized.
And the conditions were brutal. Waves up to 8 feet high, barely any visibility, and people scattered everywhere, some clinging to wreckage just to stay afloat.
Law was the only rescue swimmer aboard the four-person helicopter crew. The others were busy flying, keeping the helicopter steady and lifting people out of the water.
So for 90 minutes, he swam back and forth, dragging survivors to a rescue basket one by one, even as his own suit filled with water and started weighing him down.
Some survivors had injuries consistent with shark bites, and Law even treated wounded passengers during the flight back.
Sadly, 11 people were never found.
Law admitted he was exhausted, but kept going because he knew the people struggling in the water had it far worse.
An absolute fucking hero.
Source: The Washington Times / Writer: Daniyal
Darren retweeted
If you wanna be mad that the Democrats are going to sweep the midterms point that anger directly at Trump for betraying every last promise he ever made to us.
I didn't have fuck all to do with it.
I'm just a dude on a farm pointing out the obvious.
Good luck
Long Live The Republic
Darren retweeted
I built an AI Agent that tells you exactly how to pull $250K from the banks at 0% interest
This agent will help you structure your profile properly, make an exact 250k sequence, and tell you your estimated approval odds / limits at each bank
Asked it one test question. It gave me the bureau map for all 50 states, the 2 weeks per quarter when banks approve almost anyone, and the box on the application that nobody verifies
This is the kind of thing banks patch once too many people know it
Releasing it completely free so you can access 0% business funding
they might take this down soon... so
Like + RT + comment "FUNDING GPT" and it's yours (gotta be following or i can't dm you)
Darren retweeted
3 months ago, I sold my 1st company, Skio, for $105M cash.
Now my 2nd company, Icon, just raised $30M to launch something the world has never seen.
For $1000, we make 6 human creator ads (no AI, 100% real).
We find creators, ship products, write scripts, & edit videos.
It's risk-free:
- Full refund if you don't love your ads.
- You don't pay until you review 6 scripts.
- Unlimited human revisions.
Today, Icon introduces the world's first Agency.
We're not building a normal agency:
- We bought a $12M domain.
- We're backed by Founders Fund and OpenAI + Google DeepMind leaders.
It’s impossible to hire a creative team like ours for even $30K/mo:
- Creative Directors who've worked with $100M brands (IM8, Obvi, Ridge). They update our format library daily based on winning ads (street interviews, skits, & 20+ more).
- 12+ scriptwriters with $80M in Meta adspend.
- 200+ in-house editors who've edited 100K ads.
One more thing...
We're giving away our internal Google Drive with 1000 winning ads that have driven $100M+ in revenue.
You can make $100K copying these ads if you know what you're doing.
Want the Google Drive?
1. Retweet this post.
2. Comment "icon".
3. DM me this post’s link & I'll DM you back with the Google Drive.
[Bonus] Get 3 free human creator ads if you do the above and we end up working together.
Darren retweeted
Let’s go John!!!!
Now release the real Apple glasses!
I want 2 pairs!!!!
🤖 Made with AI
The only thing tha stood in the way of the first 4 peat in NBA history was just peak @KingJames and @KyrieIrving . Crazy to think they beat tha historic team… still to this day… #cavs #TheLAND
Darren retweeted
God damn, this is a good tweet Ryan.
@TroyAikman always says sacks are a Quarterback stat. I think the O-line obviously plays a huge role in these numbers as well, but the QB plays a bigger role in Sacks than what is often presented by the media. This illustrates it so well.
It was obvious watching Drew Brees, sacks were going to be hard. That ball is getting out
Anyone arguing that sack rate is not heavily tied to the quarterback is fighting a losing proposition.
Among quarterbacks with at least 4,500 combined regular season and postseason pass attempts, the five lowest combined sack rates in NFL history belong to:
Dan Marino: 3.13%
Peyton Manning: 3.19%
Drew Brees: 3.83%
Tom Brady: 4.42%
Patrick Mahomes: 4.64%
Now look at what happened to their franchises before, during and after their tenures.
DAN MARINO
Same team and same season:
1983 David Woodley: 10.1%
1983 Dan Marino: 3.3%
Marino in 1984: 2.3%
Marino's final season: 2.4%
2000 Dolphins after he retired: 6.2%
PEYTON MANNING
Indianapolis:
1997 Colts: 10.6%
1998 rookie Peyton: 3.7%
2010 Peyton: 2.3%
2011 Colts without Peyton: 6.2%
2012 Andrew Luck: 6.1%
Denver:
2011 Broncos: 8.9%
2012 Peyton arrives: 3.5%
2015 Peyton: 4.6%
2016, first season after retirement: 6.6%
DREW BREES
New Orleans:
2005 Saints: 6.9%
2006 Brees arrives: 3.1%
2020 Brees: 3.2%
2021 Saints after he retired: 6.8%
PATRICK MAHOMES
Kansas City:
2017 Alex Smith: 6.5%
2018 Mahomes: 4.3%
Same 2019 Chiefs team:
Patrick Mahomes: 3.4%
Matt Moore: 8.1%
Mahomes' sack rate has climbed in each of the last two seasons:
2023: 4.3%
2024: 5.8%
2025: 6.3%
That trend is worth watching as he returns from the major knee injury.
TOM BRADY
New England's injury test:
2007 Brady: 3.5%
2008 Matt Cassel: 8.3%
2009 Brady: 2.8%
New England when Brady left:
2019 Brady: 4.2%
2020 Patriots: 7.8%
Tampa Bay:
2019 Jameis Winston: 7.0%
2020-22 Brady: 3.1%
2023-25 Baker Mayfield: 6.5%
Joe Burrow is a notable quarterback who has not been associated with a decreased sack rate.
2019 Bengals before Burrow: 7.2%
2020 rookie Joe Burrow: 7.3%
Same 2025 Bengals team:
Joe Burrow: 17 sacks on 276 pass plays, 6.2%
Joe Flacco: 9 sacks on 265 pass plays, 3.4%
Sack rate does not belong solely to the offensive line. Quarterback play is often the biggest variable.
Darren retweeted
After working with 600+ home service businesses I can tell you exactly where most of them are bleeding money on marketing.
I put the whole playbook into a free Marketing Roadmap.
The local SEO moves that actually generate calls.
Which marketing channels are a waste in 2026.
The GBP strategy most companies completely ignore.
I built this for our clients but I'm dropping it publicly tonight.
Like this
RT this
Comment "ROADMAP"
I'll DM you the link.
Darren retweeted
I built an AI that tells you exactly how to pull $250K from the banks at 0% interest
Asked it one test question. It gave me the bureau map for all 50 states, the 2 weeks per quarter when banks approve almost anyone, and the box on the application that nobody verifies
This is the kind of thing banks patch once too many people know it
Releasing it anyway
Like + RT + comment "GPT" and it's yours (gotta be following or i can't dm you)