I still see people spending hours on tasks that could be automated in an afternoon. What's the one manual task you do every single week that you haven't automated yet? Drop it below, let's see if we can find an AI solution for it together. 👇

Perplexity just dropped something worth paying attention to. Perplexity Computer isn't a chatbot. It's an AI worker that takes a goal, breaks it into tasks, spins up multiple sub-agents, and runs them in parallel until the work is done. Research, drafting, data processing, API calls. It uses different AI models for different parts of the job and routes each step to whatever model handles it best. The name comes from the original definition of "computer" — a person who autonomously divided and completed complex calculations. Same idea, different era. Still early, but this is what the shift from AI assistant to AI operator looks like in practice. Who's already using Perplexity in their workflow?

Just learned about SORA. About to get started in the app and saw @Shoney Ivens post about obtaining a SORA 2 invite code. Should I go directly to SORA 2? Anyone want to send me a code?

Every January, people set goals. By mid-February, most are gone — not because the person gave up, but because they never fully set the anchor. Every November, we run a full-day Retreat. We work through 7 areas of life: -Health -Soul -Relationships -Career -Fun -Wealth -Impact There's a saying that people spend more time planning their vacation than they do their actual life. The retreat forces you to slow down and get clear on areas you're not used to setting goals in. Most people default to career and health and forget the rest. One lever that consistently helps people stick with their goals: say it out loud. Publicly. When you name it, you give it weight. When others see it, you're more likely to protect it. So here's the ask. What's one area of life you're focused on improving in 2026? And what's one specific goal you're chasing in that area? Drop it below. Doesn't need to be polished.