Hi I'm Marcie, just a woman, wife, mother and grandmother building her dreams! A small shirt company among other ventures! I want to use ai for my videos, I'm not good being on camera lol I stumble and fail with creating good videos of myself.

Hi everyone! I'm Bob from Missouri. I'm a retired Army officer/Federal GS employee and an entrepreneur (real estate) who is building an AI-powered business. My focus is creating educational content with AI, automating as much of the workflow as possible, and using YouTube and other social platforms to grow a community around practical AI systems. I'm learning how to build repeatable content pipelines that generate long-form videos and eventually drive people into a Skool community where they can learn and implement AI for their own businesses. A goal is to make AI family genealogy documentary movies/videos and to build scalable systems that help people save time, create value, and generate income. Looking forward to learning from everyone here and sharing what works (and what doesn't) as I build.

Somewhere around 2010, the startup world collectively forgot a very important fact: You can build a great company without selling your soul to a cap table wearing a Patagonia vest. Midjourney is the reminder. David Holz did not build Midjourney by begging venture capitalists for permission. He did not assemble a boardroom full of professional spreadsheet fondlers to vote on whether creativity had product-market fit. He built the thing, charged users, kept control, and turned Midjourney into one of the most important AI products on earth. No VC leash. No “growth at all costs” clown ritual. No investor memo explaining why art should be monetized through six layers of enterprise SaaS diarrhea. Just product. Users. Revenue. Control. Crazy concept, right? And now Midjourney is doing something even more absurd: moving from AI image generation into full-body ultrasound scanning. Whether the scanner becomes a world-changing medical device, a wellness product, or a very expensive dolphin bathtub is almost beside the point. The real point is this: Nobody can copy founder speed. Google can copy features.OpenAI can copy interfaces.Big companies can copy screenshots, workflows, templates, pricing pages, and probably your breakfast order if it looks monetizable. But they cannot easily copy conviction. They cannot move like a founder-led company because they are chained to boards, legal departments, margin targets, PR risk, investor expectations, internal politics, and seventeen committees named things like “Strategic Innovation Alignment.” That is where the opportunity lives. And that is why ShortPulse feels different. ShortPulse is not being built by an army of overfunded devs sitting inside some billion-dollar AI daycare center. It is being built by two guys who actually understand creators, workflow pain, short-form velocity, and the fact that most tools are still Frankenstack von Bullshit, PhD. Higgsfield has the investors.ShortPulse has the operators. That matters. Because creators do not need another beautiful tool that requires a 47-tab ritual sacrifice to make one decent video. We need speed. Templates. Agents. Intuitive workflows. Less friction. More output. Fewer moments where you stare at the screen wondering if the software was designed by a committee of caffeinated raccoons.

“Just two more weeks” is now ShortPulse’s official spirit animal. It’s like waiting on a SpaceX launch if the rocket was built by two madmen in a garage, fueled by caffeine, spite, and the desire to make Higgsfield look like Windows Movie Maker with investor money. Still bullish. Still waiting. Still sharpening the memes for July 7th. Truthfully, I'm just starting out in AI creation and haven't chosen a platform to learn yet. So, I'll just wait "two more weeks" and learn/use ShortPulse as my first app. @Scotty Art says that after a week of using SP, we won't want to go back to (insert your current tool here) anyway. So, I won't have to jump ship... I'll just wait for my ship to come in and get on the right boat from the start. Every other time my ship has come in, I was at the train station. Finally caught a break.

This will definitely be my last (lol).