
1 person will do what 10 people used to do.
Look at that old newspaper headline about teachers protesting calculators. People thought math skills would vanish! Fast forward, and calculators...

Bootstrapped vs Venture Backed runway
Jack Butcher nails it with this visual: two planes on two different runways. One short, one long. One bootstrapped startup,...

Death of the "How-To" Business Model
That sketch nails it: the money used to be in teaching how to do stuff. Now it’s in simply doing...

The Venn Diagram of Success
This Venn diagram nails what most people forget about success: it’s not one magic skill, it’s the overlap. Talent alone...
Every time technology kills an industry, it reincarnates it in a slightly different way, and it becomes way bigger....like leather saddle makers being wiped out by the car industry but being reincarnated as making leather goods for cars.— Neville Medhora

How to solve any problem with first principles
Ever get stuck on a marketing problem that feels impossible? This flowchart nails how to think like a first-principles problem...
Your product is 100x more important than “good web design”
Jason Cohen from WP Engine dropped a truth bomb: they spent time and money fixing what they thought was “poor...

Odds Of Making Money In The S&P 500 By Holding Time
This chart by Brian Feroldi nails a key idea: time smooths results. In investing, holding longer almost guarantees profit. In...

I wish I started earlier
This graphic nails a universal truth: everyone wishes they started earlier, but almost no one realizes how much runway is...

Action is the best anxiety reliever
This graphic nails a huge marketing truth: anxiety disappears the moment you start doing something. You can plan, stress, or...

Empty Head, Full Mouth
This image hits hard. A head on empty, a mouth on full. Perfect visual for “talking without thinking.” In marketing,...

Cheap Clients -vs- Expensive Clients
This meme nails a universal freelancer truth: cheap clients cost more in time, stress, and attention. The Slack badge says...

Ikigai Venn Diagram
This Ikigai diagram nails what smart marketers do every day. It’s not just about selling stuff, it’s about finding the...

Find stuff people already buy, and do it cheaper or better
Alex Hormozi nails it with this short post: stop trying to invent new markets. Just improve what already sells. Most...

One bad day, but longterm good
This visual nails a powerful truth: short dips don’t define long-term success. Whether in stocks, business, or marketing, one down...

Software in AI - RAAS (Results As A Service)
Dharmesh from HubSpot nailed it with this one. His idea: RaaS (Results as a Service) is the future. Instead of...
Listen - Listen to problem, ask questions. Options - Present options see what they like. Transition - Transition into asking for money.— Noah Kagan
Democracy is a technology to prevent Civil War— Balaji Srinivasan
You can change your perception of something with simple language changes: “I’m scared” = "I’m excited." "I’m tired" = "I’m warmed up." "I’m lazy" = "I’m anxious to do something."

8 qualities of a great swipe
A great swipe isn’t just something that looks good—it’s something that makes you stop, learn, and act. The image above...
Ikigai = Good + Love + Needs+ Paid
This simple graphic nails a big truth: the best marketing careers (and campaigns) live at the intersection of passion, skill,...
A real business is a well oiled machine that can run without you. A side project needs you involved all the time.— Sam Parr
Be adjacent to expensive transactions. If you sell an $80,000 car and get a percentage, it could be a lot of money.
If you don't get what you want, it's a sign either that you did not seriously want it, or that you tried to bargain over the price.— Rudyard Kipling