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Client joined us in June at $68k/month
We took over his entire content strategy
(X, Youtube, Instagram, Tiktok)
+ started ripping weekly cold traffic webinars since mid September
We're on track to do $450k-$500k this month
SCALING SEASON
I feel like the whole "Claude, build me a billion-dollar company and make no mistakes" meme is becoming more and more realistic every single day.
Especially with agentic AI moving at an ridiculous pace.
It's genuinely shocking how low-agency most people are
And I'm not even talking about the broke dudes
I'm talking about guys doing $100k/mo
Trying to convince me that "Youtube doesn't work for my business"
So they just stop
Brother, there are people in your exact niche making millions from Youtube
You just haven't figured it out yet
And instead of figuring it out, you convince yourself it doesn't work and stop trying
Crazy
Ryan retweeted
Yes. People are still buying info in 2026.
No. You don’t have to pivot all your offers to AI.
Yes. You should offer AI in the backend.
The biggest shift is that you can make more money than before because upsells are now much easier to create.
And much more persuasive for the buyers to buy because of possible personalization.
Why do 1/4 of ppl who book a call with me somehow mention Jeremy at least once?
The moment these guys hit $100k/mo, the first thing they do is apply to TIC
Seeds planted
@TheJeremyHaynes on a generational run
Most people teaching "authentic marketing" are running the most manipulative psychological plays in the book
I’ve worked with a few entrepreneurs doing $10M+/year.
Most of them had the same traits:
• Went through some dark periods
• Very competitive
• Obsessive with their hobbies
• Big family guys
• Don’t give a f*ck about others' opinions
• Extreme high tolerance for risk
• Operate with insane urgency
• Able to take brutal feedback without getting hurt
• Great communicators
• Ruthlessly protecting their attention and energy
• Smart enough to trust smarter people
• Too delusional to accept no as an answer
• Making decisions based of data, not feelings
• Comfortable being misunderstood for years
IF you can master the skill of being alone and bored for extended periods of time, you can achieve pretty much ANYTHING
Book a one-way ticket somewhere quiet. ALONE. Find a nice spot in the middle of nowhere
Just you, a clear target, and nothing else competing for your attention. Wake up every day and work on the same thing
Don't leave until you've done what you came there to do
Ryan retweeted
a new client whitelabelling @TryCookAI said "The New Info Is Implementation"
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The cost of delivering DFY is dropping by 10x every year because of ai agents.
The ability to command high prices for DFY is staying strong.
80%+ of all of our clients buy the more expensive package even if there is something 70% more cheaper that is more DWY/DIY.
Crazy times to print Millions if you understand the leverage coming from ai.
Remember when @elonmusk bought Twitter, fired all the woke idiots, and somehow made the company 10x better with 10x fewer people?
For all the "biohacking" nerds:
I dare you to roll out of bed, crack open a red bull zero, and get to work within 5 minutes of waking up
And don't stop for at least 4 hours
Then tell me if all that "optimizing" is really worth it
If your business depends on one platform for 80% of its revenue, you're taking a huge risk
One policy change, one account ban, one restriction from an AI bot
And most of your revenue is gone
Use your best-performing channel to fund the next one
BEFORE you have to
The whole digital nomad lifestyle is such a cope
Nothing beats having dinner with your parents, seeing your grandparents once a week, and playing poker on the weekends with your day 1's
I genuinely think everyone should try it at least once
But very fast you'll realize the best things in life were the things you left behind
McDonald's CEO took one bite & broke the internet
He posted a reel trying their new burger
Within 24 hours, McDonald's got 47,900 mentions on X alone
People started making memes about it everywhere
Within 48 hours, posts about it had an estimated reach of 5.8 BILLION across all social media
Sales ended up beating all expectations
Cost to film: $0
Getting those same 5.8 billion impressions through paid ads would've cost anywhere from $29M to $87M
Alex Hormozi: "You will never have more time and less responsibility than you do now."
I’m one decision away from changing my entire life.
I want to quit my 9–5 and go all in on building my own products.
I have few ideas but not a lot of time.
But with a baby on a way, bills to pay, and a brutal job market, walking away from a stable paycheck isn’t that simple.
Do I bet on myself or play it safe?
What would you do?








