This company answers phone calls for Marriott, Caesars, and half of Vegas.

Their AI is so human-like, callers have asked it out on a date.

$750M+ valuation. NVIDIA backed. 2,274% revenue growth.

Here's the voice AI enterprises actually trust: 🧵

Mercury is dying.

PayPal is dying.

This platform just hit $150M ARR by solving what they couldn’t fix.

Here’s how it works 👇

I thought Nano Banana was just another AI model.

But when I tried it inside Lovart, I realized we’ve barely tapped into 1% of its potential.

Here’s why Lovart + Nano Banana = the most powerful creative tool ever: 🧵

Sam Altman just said:

“We’re going to see 10-person companies with billion-dollar valuations pretty soon.”

Here’s the wild part... That future is already here.

Because with Lindy, 10 people can do the work of 1,000.

Here’s how 🧵

In 2000, Nokia was selling 7 phones every second and owned 70% of the market.

It was bigger than Apple, cooler than Samsung, and untouchable.

Then one decision destroyed it almost overnight.

Here’s how the company that ruled for over a decade collapsed: 🧵

In 1983, Ritz-Carlton did something wild:

They gave every bellboy, maid, and doorman the power to spend $2,000 per guest instantly, without approval.

This one decision kept Ritz-Carlton at the top for four decades.

Here’s how it rewrote the rules of luxury hospitality:

In 2018, Roger Federer walked away from a $100M Nike deal.

Not for Adidas. Not for Reebok.

He bet on a no-name Swiss startup making shoes out of garden hoses.

Everyone thought he was crazy, but that move made him a billionaire.

Here’s the wildest sports-business bet ever:

The Pirate of Silicon Valley.

Larry Ellison:

• Inspired Steve Jobs and Elon Musk
• Hired spies to take down Microsoft
• Lives on his private Hawaiian island

Here’s the story of how he crushed IBM and built Oracle into a $400B empire:

In 1924, two brothers built a shoe factory together.

By 1948, they hated each other so much they split it in half.

One became Adidas and the other Puma.

Their feud divided an entire town and changed sports forever.

Here’s the full Adidas vs Puma story:

Hollywood laughed at him.

Studios said it was “too violent, too absurd, too Korean.”

For 10 years, they all said no.

Then Netflix said yes AND Squid Game made $900M and rewrote streaming history.

This is the story of Hwang Dong-hyu, the creator of Squid Game:

Stop looking for a "SaaS idea." Look at your own workflow.

The biggest software companies of the next 5 years won't be started by "coders."

They’ll be started by doctors, accountants, service professionals who built their own tools.

Here’s why: 🧵

ByteDance quietly built the world’s most powerful AI image tool.

It’s called Dreamina, powered by their own full-stack model Seedream 4.0.

It just beat Nano-Banana and ranked #1 globally on Artificial Analysis.

And it’s not “just another generator.”

It’s a full creative syste

In the 1950s, Soviet MiGs were shredding U.S. fighter pilots.

Then one maverick pilot, John Boyd, invented a system so powerful it flipped the war.

Today, Elon Musk, Steve Jobs, and Jeff Bezos all use it to crush slower rivals.

It’s called the OODA Loop: 🧵

In 2007, the iPhone killed Nokia.

In 2012, AWS killed data centers.

In 2025, AI will kill Dropbox, Google Drive, and Frame io.

$70M was raised to do it by a company called Air.

Here’s the lesson for founders: 🧵

Elon Musk built rockets for 2% of NASA’s cost.

Jeff Bezos built the fastest supply chain in history.

Both use a 2,300-year-old method to turn “impossible” into reality while everyone else follows the rules.

Here’s how First Principles thinking works (and how to use it):

Rolls-Royce is driven by kings and billionaires.

But the man who built it?

He was born poor, started working at 9, and never finished school.

This is the untold story of Henry Royce:

Mark Cuban just said:

"If I were in my 20s, I'd spend every waking minute learning about AI. Even if I'm sleeping, I'm listening to podcasts talking about AI."

This is your sign to get serious because now, you can build mobile apps with just a prompt.

Let me show you how...

This man is richer than Bill Gates.

Amancio Ortega started by selling bathrobes from his living room.

Today, he has built a $140 billion fashion empire from scratch.

This is the incredible story of the unknown genius behind Zara and Massimo Dutti:

In the 1970s, Japan hated coffee.

Nestlé spent millions on ads, discounts, and promotions

But nothing worked.

Then they hired a child psychologist.

What happened next turned Japan into the 4th largest coffee importer in the world:

This is Tommy Hilfiger.

He didn’t build a clothing brand, he built an illusion and the world bought it.

Before anyone knew his designs, he made himself a household name with one genius marketing stunt.

Here’s how he tricked the world into believing he was already famous:

One of the craziest full-circle founder stories this year:

A student who dreamed of working at Google…

Ends up building an AI platform so good that Google’s AI Futures Fund invests in it: 🧵

NVIDIA says AI will drive the next trillion-dollar economy.

a16z declared that AI will decimate Google search.

How to win in the era of AI 🧵

In 2009, Domino’s took the most dangerous risk in corporate history.

They told the world their pizza tasted like garbage.

The company was on the brink of collapse.

But what happened next became one of the greatest marketing comebacks of all time.

Here’s the full story 🧵

IKEA isn't a furniture store. It's a $50 billion psychological trap.

You walk in for a $20 shelf.

Two hours later, you’re leaving with a cart full of things you didn’t plan to buy.

Here’s how IKEA hacks your brain to make you spend more:

In 1926, tennis legend René Lacoste made a bet over a crocodile suitcase.

The joke followed him onto the court and became the most famous logo in sportswear.

This is how a nickname built a billion-dollar brand:

Adidas paid $150M to sponsor the 2012 Olympics.

Nike wasn’t even an official sponsor.

But somehow, they became the most talked-about brand at the Games.

Here’s how Nike hijacked the Olympics and embarrassed Adidas on the world’s biggest stage:

In 2007, David Beckham walked away from Real Madrid.

And joined a struggling U.S. team in a league no one watched.

Everyone thought he was finished.

But that move made him hundreds of millions and changed football forever.

Here’s the most brilliant deal in sports history:

In 1975, a Kodak engineer invented the world’s first digital camera.

It could have revolutionized photography.

But Kodak buried it by saying, “That’s cute, but don’t tell anyone.”

What happened next became the costliest mistake in business history:

In 2018, Burger King pulled off the greatest fast-food heist ever.

They turned McDonald’s stores into weapons.

Hijacked millions of their customers.

And drove 1.5M app downloads in just 9 days.

Here’s the insane story of how they outplayed McDonald’s on their turf:

John McAfee was the wildest entrepreneur in history.

• Bitcoin billionaire
• Wanted in 3 countries
• Hacked the US government
• Married a prostitute sent to kill him
• Escaped prison by faking a heart attack

The untold story of Silicon Valley's craziest CEO:

In 2018, Stripe offered $1.2B to acquire a tiny startup doing just $2M in revenue.

The founders voted on WhatsApp.

They said “No.”

Today, that startup processes $235B annually, does $1B ARR, and is expanding globally faster than any fintech at scale.

The Airwallex story: 🧵

In 2004, Mark Zuckerberg built Facebook.

In 2007, he launched the ad platform that would change the internet forever.

Billions of people saw “Facebook ads.”

Within five years, it made up 98% of Facebook's revenue.

BUT there was just one problem:

Steve Jobs could convince you that impossible deadlines were doable.

That broken products would work.

That crazy ideas were inevitable.

His team called it the “Reality Distortion Field.”

Here’s how he bent reality and changed the world:

The rich don’t hide money. They hide ownership.

The $100M mansion? A shell owns it.

The $500M yacht? A trust in Panama.

The cash? A foundation “hires” them to spend it.

This is the secret system that the ultra-wealthy use to erase billions: 🧵

In 1975, Pepsi launched a stunt that humiliated Coca-Cola: the Pepsi Challenge.

Blind taste tests showed Americans preferred Pepsi over Coke.

Coca-Cola panicked and made a decision that became the biggest branding disaster in history: 🧵

Adidas gave Kanye 3x the royalties Jordan got from Nike.

He turned ugly sneakers into a $1.8B empire and made Adidas the hottest brand on the planet.

Then one meltdown cost them $1.3 billion in 24 hours.

The rise and fall of the most dangerous deal in fashion history 🧵

In 2001, Netflix begged Blockbuster to buy them for $50 million.

But Blockbuster laughed in their face.

Today, Netflix is worth $500 billion while Blockbuster is dead.

This is the story of one of the greatest business comebacks ever:

Toyota isn’t just building cars anymore.

They’re building an entire city run by robots and powered by AI.

And it's already under construction.

Here’s how a car company is trying to shape the future of civilization:

John McAfee was the wildest entrepreneur to ever live.

• Bitcoin billionaire
• Wanted in 3 countries
• Hacked the US government
• Married a prostitute sent to kill him
• Escaped prison by faking a heart attack

Here's the untold story of Silicon Valley's craziest founder:

Casinos aren’t designed for gambling. They’re designed for trapping you.

No clocks. No windows. Near-wins that trick your brain.

Every detail is designed to make you lose track of time and spend more money.

Here’s how casinos engineer addiction without you realizing it:

I’m genuinely confused how this is legal.

🍌 Nano Banana Pro + 💎 Dreamina just turned my entire social media workflow into an end-to-end studio… for free.

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If you design for a living, you n

Boeing used to define American engineering and greatness.

Then greed took over.

Safety was sidelined, planes crashed, and hundreds of lives were lost.

And the company tried to cover it up.

This is the story of the darkest chapter in aviation history:

In 2000, Amazon was bleeding cash and close to collapse.

Then Jeff Bezos made a move so bold that his own executives begged him not to.

Today, that gamble brings in $80B+ a year.

The story of Amazon’s riskiest move: 🧵

I thought voice-to-text was a gimmick.

Then I tried Typeless.

Now I’m writing threads, client emails, and half my to-do list… without touching my keyboard.

Here’s how it completely changed my workflow:

Patrick Collison's rule:

"If something feels 80% right, ship it. You'll fix it faster than your competitors finish arguing about it."

This mindset is lethal when you're using AI.

One person with GPT-5 can now outbuild entire dev teams.

@EmergentLabsHQ proved it. Here's how 🧵

Boeing once defined American greatness and engineering.

Then greed took over.

Safety was sidelined, planes crashed, and hundreds of lives were lost.

And Boeing tried to cover it up.

This is the story of the darkest chapter in aviation history:

In 1995, two Stanford students met and instantly hated each other.

Larry Page and Sergey Brin’s arguments were so intense, no one thought they’d ever team up.

But their unlikely partnership built Google and changed the world.

Here’s the full story:

The 8 Greatest Ads of All Time:

1. Volvo (Jean-Claude Van Damme)

Cost: $4M
Results: 48M views in 9 days, $170M in revenue.

In 2015, Spotify faced a brutal choice:

Pay Apple 30% of its revenue or disappear from the App Store.

Most companies would've surrendered.

But Spotify launched a quiet rebellion and exposed Apple’s biggest weakness.

Here’s what happened:

Mark Rober built a reputation as one of YouTube’s most trusted creators.

But one video may have destroyed his credibility forever.

A misleading Tesla test and hidden ties to a LiDAR company—was this science or a hit job?

Here’s what really happened: