My #OpenClaw agent Momo is supposed to find content I'd love and send it to my second brain. Today's haul: n8n tutorials, AI breakdowns... And Rick Astley 🤦‍♂️ Never gonna give you up, Momo.

The most underrated AI skill isn't prompting. It's editing. Anyone can generate a draft. The art is knowing what to cut, what to keep, and what to rewrite entirely because the AI nailed the structure but missed the soul. That's not a prompt engineering problem. That's a taste problem. And taste

I have 147 content ideas in a Notion database. I've published eleven. One entry says "Voice + tempo + the pizza thingy???" I have no idea what that means anymore. Today I broke down the Signal Stack, a four-layer system that turns scattered audience signals into organized con…

1/ I accidentally built a knockoff JARVIS this week. With a VM and 20 minutes of effort. Anthropic dropped two updates that, separately, are just nice features. Together (with one dumb hack) they're a full mobile-first AI workflow. Here's the setup 🧵

Forty-two people liked a comment on someone else's post. The original author never answered it. So I wrote the post instead. It became my most-shared piece that month. That accident became a method. Here's how it works 🧵

Just read a newsletter about authenticity with zero authentic voice. Not written by AI. Written by a human so marinated in the content metagame that his writing about being different sounds identical to everyone else's. Ensloppification caught in the act. The call was coming from inside the house.

Butters 13th birthday is coming up. He's about to be a teenager! Don't tell him he's about to get the #Labubu he (we) always wanted 🤫

I write about avoiding slop while producing content at a pace that risks becoming slop. The irony isn't lost on me. The line between "prolific" and "too much" is blurry. I'm not always sure which side I'm on.

The only way out of ensloppification is detection. Stop copying. Stop optimizing. Stop checking what's working before you decide what to say. Make something that might fail because it's actually yours. One detection won't fix the system. But it might fix you. That's the only part you control...

Let me show you how forgettable writing gets made. A writer sits down with something to say. A real opinion. They type it out. Then they reread it. "Hmm. That's pretty strong. Someone might push back." 🧵 #writingtips

Enshittification is platforms chasing profit until the product rots. Ensloppification is creators chasing metrics until content rots. One is centralized. The other is emergent. Both are incentive-driven. Neither requires malice.

Slop isn't new. We produced it manually for years before AI showed up. The recycled wisdom. The hollow how-to thread. The motivational caption that said nothing with tremendous confidence. AI didn't create the problem.

Ohhh … the deliciously devious plans I have in store… #OpenClaw

Amazing what you can do with a few minutes and claude code. I just pounded out an entire multipage website for cowritewithai.com on my android while waiting my turn in line at immigration. Who needs a laptop? Seriously… 🥂

I think I may have done a 180 on #OpenClaw. Insecure AF, but lordy lordy lordy… the possibilities I'm cooking up with this sucker. Spent a few hundred bucks in a day on API pulls though 🤦‍♂️

Slop factories aren't competing with you. They're competing with silence. They exist to fill the void where content could be. Not good content. Just content. Placeholder text for the attention economy. You're not trying to out-volume them. You're making people forget they exist.

Few months in Paraguay. Everything's been suspiciously easy. Great people, low taxes, solid wifi. Then today: 119°. Power out everywhere. No A/C. No mobile data. Just me in my underwear, slow-cooking... 👇

I'm not worried about AI taking my job... I'm already unemployed.

Anthropic says we're entering a "vibe working" era. I've been staring at that phrase for ten minutes. Vibe working. Like the opposite of whatever the hell we've been doing. Which I guess means we were vibe-less this whole time and nobody told us. 🤔😜

1/ Want to become a better version of yourself? Here's your playbook:

Your actions are like votes for the type of person you'll become. What are you voting for today?

Stop waiting to "feel like" the person you want to become. Start doing what that person would do.

1/ You’re leaving money, followers, and attention on the table every time you post a mid-tier reply. A great Twitter reply isn’t just an afterthought—it’s an opportunity. Here’s the step-by-step framework for writing replies that people actually care about.

Every "expert" started as someone who was just one small step ahead of their audience.

People say, “AGI will emerge once AI is complex enough.” That’s like saying if you stack enough calculators together, one of them will start dreaming.

1/6 AI is improving fast--like MEGA fast--but there’s a reason it still can’t match human ingenuity: We don’t even know how our own creativity works. 🧵👇

Falling forward > standing still. Your greatest transformation happens at the edge of what's comfortable. Keep moving.

Most people fear falling. - Innovators study it. - Rebels reimagine it. - Creators dance with it. Shall we dance?

Stop trying to automate everything at once. You're making it harder than it needs to be. Here's how to do it without losing your mind ⤵️

5 prompts that turned my business from a time-sucking chaos monster into a semi-automated machine. And yeah, I'm sharing all of them 👇

Spent months making every possible AI implementation mistake so you don't have to. Here's my 'I Don't Have Time For BS' guide with the actual prompts I use 👇

1/9 Look, I get it - implementing AI feels like trying to eat soup with chopsticks. But I've figured out a dead-simple framework that actually works. No BS, just results. Here's how to do it...

1/5 "No" is a complete sentence. And it might be the most powerful productivity tool you have.

5 no-nonsense rules for building real connections online. No growth hacks. No algorithm tricks. Just authentic engagement that actually works. ⬇️

1/10 Forget what you've heard about "building your personal brand." Here's what actually works for creating genuine connections online (from someone who's seen enough marketing BS to last several lifetimes)...

7 epiphanies that made all the difference: • Authenticity > Approval • Consistency > Motivation • Systems > Hustle • Engagement > Followers • Done > Perfect • Audience > Algorithm • Impact > Income

1/ The most powerful choices you make are often about what you don’t choose. It’s not just about what you say “yes” to—it’s about the distractions, drama, and drivel you actively shut out. Let’s talk about the quiet power of saying “no.”

1/ Overthinking kills good writing.

Documenting your process isn’t “giving away secrets”—it’s proof you’re not a ChatGPT wrapper.

“Fake it till you make it” is just performance art for capitalists. Build it till you become it.

Your LinkedIn persona vs. your Notes app drafts. Let them collide.

1/10 My smartwatch? Basically a trauma monitor disguised as consumer tech. Tracks every anxiety spike, every surprise moment of calm. Turns my inner chaos into... data?

Getting shit done isn't about a bunch of hacks, it's about systems. Build a proper system, and watch all the details just fall into place.

Your workflow should be: 1. Write your weird examples first 2. Let AI handle structure and grammar 3. Explicitly tell AI to preserve your analogies 4. Never let it suggest "better" generic alternatives Scale your personality, don't scale it away.

AI plays it safe with cultural references. You don't have to. Instead of "David vs. Goliath," try "Pee-wee Herman challenging The Rock to arm wrestling." Rather than "phoenix rising from ashes," go with "Nokia phone surviving nuclear apocalypse — somehow still works, battery at 60%.

1/6 Most people use AI wrong for content creation. They start with AI, then try to add personality. Backwards. Here's the workflow that preserves your weird while leveraging AI's strengths. 🧵

1/8 Here's how to build your "weird example" system when using AI. Most people let AI suggest better examples. Big mistake. Your natural comparisons are your secret weapon. 🧵

1/7 Perfect examples are perfectly boring. When AI suggests common analogies, it's pulling from millions of pieces of training data. The same tired metaphors everyone else uses. 🧵

1/6 Everyone's using the same AI tools with the same basic prompts. The content looks polished but feels hollow. Your competitive edge? The human layer you add on top. 🧵

1/8 AI can draft your content, but it can't share your scars. That's your secret weapon. Here's how I learned to use it. 🧵