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I built a Hermes agent that knows everything about me and my business.

The 2 primary connections and 6 context files that make it possible:

Gbrain (by @garrytan) as the knowledge base.

Connected Fathom and Gmail to Gbrain so every call transcript and relevant email automatically gets ingested.

The Fathom connection:

• saves each meeting as markdown/json locally

• includes:

• meeting title

• date

• attendees

• summary

• action items

• transcript

• external meeting ID

Syncs this info into Gbrain every 2 hours.

The Gmail connection:

• collect all emails…

In this article, we're going over 5 AI business models you can run solo and pull 6-7 figures a year from.
not abstract theory. real examples of people actually doing it, with authentic receipts.
by the end of the course you'll know:
→ the five businesses worth your time
→ where to learn the skills each one needs
→ how to package and sell the service
→ where to find the clients who pay

hey, I'm m0h. researcher and content creator on X, 5+ years in. I post daily on AI tools, building with them, and the money paths most people are sleeping on.

follow + bookmark this post. you'll want to come back to it.
let's get into it.

the overhang & the river of value

AI is in an overhang.
picture two lines on a graph. the bottom one is what the average person thinks AI can do.
the top one is what AI can actually do. the gap between them is the overhang and right now, it's massive. most people are stuck at the bottom line because they treat AI like a search bar.

Elon just updated the entire X algorithm code

I just went through all 24,000 lines of the algo

What I read blew me away

Here’s everything you need to know about how to go viral and if you can still get shadowbanned: 🧵 https://t.co/bEEOm7zyiS

The latest 𝕏 algorithm is now on GitHub.

So I used Grok Build to analyze it.

The biggest takeaway:

X is no longer a simple likes/replies system.

It's a Grok-powered recommendation engine.

10 things creators need to know:

The latest 𝕏 algorithm is now on GitHub.

So I used Grok Build to analyze it.

The biggest takeaway:

X is no longer a simple likes/replies system.

It's a Grok-powered recommendation engine.

10 things creators need to know:

Elon Musk (@elonmusk)

The latest 𝕏 algorithm has been…

At some point, usually in your 20s, you’ll notice that the people around you stop believing in themselves. And no matter how hard you try, you can’t save them. By all means, do not let it infect your mind. Stay on your path.
I was mulling over that thought a few days ago.
And the more I think about it, the deeper the problem goes.
I can’t help but notice that too many people between the ages of 20 and 35 fall into the blatantly obvious vicious cycle.
You get motivated by some external source.
A video, a book, a conversation, whatever.
You feel like this is your moment. You go all in.
You start the business.
You start working out.
You start learning the skill.
But then like clockwork, 2 days, a week, 2 weeks later... you fall off.
You so easily go back to the life you swore you despised.
As if you were addicted to it. As if you preferred it over the life you just said you wanted. As if the desire to change your life was just another form of cheap dopamine that you couldn’t resist.
Life goes on.

Everyone keeps asking me for the growth hack.
The viral thread formula, the engagement pod, the AI tool that supposedly writes bangers while you sleep, the "one weird trick" that took somebody from 500 to 100K followers in a weekend.
I've helped over 100 clients grow a combined total of more than 3 million followers at The Birdhouse. The strategy that actually works is boring.
It's a simple system built on three fundamentals that you have to run every weekday for 90 days, whether anything feels like it's working or not.
The reason most people avoid it is exactly that. It's boring and it demands discipline.
I want to walk through the exact system we use at The Birdhouse. It's the same system that recently took a client from zero to 10,000 followers in 60 days.
Before I do, you have to decide something.
Are you here for entertainment or are you here for results? Because if you want results, you have to be willing to do things that don't feel good in the moment.
Let's get into it.

Local AI just killed the subscription model.

No more $20/mo bills.
No more privacy concerns.
Here’s the OpenClaw play 👇

→ Qwen 3.5 elite reasoning.
→ Ollama local model hosting.
→ OpenClaw agentic power.
→ 100% free to run.
→ Total data sovereignty.

The future of AI is local.
Take back your digital freedom.

Want the full guide? DM me.

nobody talks about this because the people making money from it don't want the niche flooded

http://x.com/i/article/2035236642651611140

but i'm telling you anyway
"done-for-you" templates for service businesses are printing money and nobody's competing because everyone thinks it's boring
here's what i found:
LAST MONTH: scrolling gumroad at 2am, sorted by revenue (not sales, revenue)
saw: "cleaning business invoice templates" - $4,200/month from 140 sales at $30
saw: "lawn care estimate pack" - $6,800/month from 97 sales at $70
saw: "handyman quote system" - $9,200/month from 115…

send this prompt to your OpenClaw to steal ANY writing style from books, articles, tweets, emails... https://t.co/9XNW9fXEpE

8 months ago i'd never written a single tweet in my life
today my DMs are full of people messaging me about my content... not just because it's valuable but because of how it's written
what i'm about to break down won't work for absolutely everyone, but it works for most people trying to build an audience that generates real business
there are tons of ways to grow on this platform, my strategy is simple: post a shit ton of high-value content every single day
first thing you need to know: a brilliant insight doesn't automatically turn into a great tweet
i still post incredibly valuable stuff that completely flops because my writing wasn't tight or the algorithm decided to ignore it that day
so what actually matters when you sit down to write?

> it needs to be genuinely valuable

this sounds painfully obvious but you can't just regurgitate advice that's been floating around for years
i see the same recycled tips everywhere...