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CLAIM THE NAME BEFORE YOU'VE EARNED IT
In 2005 a woman named Diana Cline ran a pizza place in Canada. Good operator, loyal regulars, a moose beer crust nobody else had. She wasn't "the" anything yet.
Then she gave herself a title she hadn't earned: the Pizza Queen of Canada.
Not "a great pizza place." Not "award-winning, coming soon." She planted the flag first, then spent twenty years making it true.
Last month an event printed it for her. Compétition Pizza d'Or, head judge, billed on their own poster as "la reine de la pizza Canada." Somebody else prints the crown now. That's what earning it looks like.
HERE'S WHY THIS MATTERS TO YOU, TODAY
We are at the front end of the AI era. Every title in it is sitting there unclaimed. Nobody is the anything yet. In five years they'll all be taken and people will be arguing over them in court. Right now they're free, and a domain costs about ten dollars.
The name is a commitment, not a reward. You claim it, then you go be it.
So: what are you the __________ of?
Answer it in the comments. Be specific — "AI consultant" is not a name, it's a job listing. The Toolmaker Who Taught the Machine. The Fundraiser Video Guy. Pick the thing only you could say, and say it before you feel ready. That feeling never shows up anyway.
Full story and the reasoning behind it: https://dmpgh.com/hellfire/name.html
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CLAIM THE NAME BEFORE YOU'VE EARNED IT
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