Anthropic And OpenAI Are Doubling Down On Health (10 minute read) OpenAI launched ChatGPT Health to connect consumers with their medical records and apps, and introduced enterprise products for hospitals, while Anthropic revealed Claude for Healthcare to support research and industry data integration. These moves elevate the health tech bar, posing opportunities and challenges for startups, especially those in wellness and data integration. Increased competition and potential M&A activity are on the horizon, as startups navigate partnerships and product development with major AI players. | Software's YouTube Moment is Happening Now (4 minute read) YouTube launching in 2005 didn't seem to fill an obvious content gap. Two decades later, it's a $550bn business more culturally relevant than traditional TV. The same long-tail creation wave is happening for software right now. Before LLMs, most apps never got built because the barriers were too high. Now the time from idea to working app has compressed from weeks to hours. The addressable market for builders just expanded dramatically. You don't need to be "interested in software" to build software. You just need to be interested in good ideas. | | The Only Marketing Playbook You Need to Hit $10k MRR (7 minute read) Reddit posts drive rapid MRR growth when founders build credibility first, share stories, and bury links, generating thousands in revenue from a single post. TikTok and Instagram slideshows copied from high-performing content, enhanced with AI-generated images and concise text, can hit millions of views in days without hard selling. Targeted DMs in Discord, Slack, and Reddit convert 10–25% of prospects by providing tactical help first, while competitor-alternative posts and optimized onboarding turn traffic into paying customers. | What We Learnt From Speedrunning the Idea Maze (17 minute read) The "Speedrunning the Idea Maze" course revealed that introducing key concepts like Effectuation earlier enhances students' ability to compare entrepreneurial cases effectively. The course also found that shifting to video-based content improved engagement, prompting plans for more asynchronous formats like podcasts. Effectuation, a strategy integrating affordable loss bets and stakeholder partnerships, reframes entrepreneurship as less risky and emphasizes cognitive transformation over traditional learning methods to enhance real-world application. | | remio 2.0 (Tool) remio 2.0 is an AI tool that captures and organizes your work into a searchable, context-aware knowledge base. | Vellum (Tool) Vellum is an AI platform that creates agents from plain-English instructions to automate tasks on a schedule, via API, or through a UI. | Clodo (Tool) Clodo is a "Vibe GTM" platform that enables you to execute your outbound ideas at the speed of thought. | | Dead Companies Walking (2 minute read) Scott Fearon's "Dead Companies Walking" outlines six common mistakes leading to company failures: relying solely on past strategies, sticking to one success formula, misreading customer needs, succumbing to hype, failing to adapt, and being detached from operations. The rapid transition from SaaS to AI intensifies these issues, as businesses struggle with outdated sales strategies, unmet AI demand, overhyped products, and leadership disconnected from fast-paced technological changes. Understanding these pitfalls is crucial in the current AI-driven market landscape. | How I actually get good advice (5 minute read) Most founders take advice wrong. They ask for solutions when they should be asking for diagnoses. The person giving you advice will probably be right 50% of the time on solutions, but they'll nail the actual problem because problems don't vary as much as solutions do. Pick a topic where you have ideas but not conviction, find 4 people who've done it, and cold message them with a specific question. Before every call, write a one-pager summarizing where you are and what you want to ask. This is the single most important thing. | The next managerial revolution (4 minute read) The cost of doing is approaching zero. The benefit of deciding is higher than ever. We are the bottleneck now. AI is too fast, too good at building. The skill that matters is shifting from execution to orchestration. Founders don't need to be operators anymore. They need to be systems architects. | | | Love TLDR? Tell your friends and get rewards! | | Share your referral link below with friends to get free TLDR swag! | | | | Track your referrals here. | | | |
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