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Will machines replace creative endeavours?
F*ck no!
Recently, I asked ChatGPT, "How do humans perceive and view you?"
"The bot replied, 'Many humans just see chatbot as a question-answering bot. I do a lot, Destiny.' I responded, 'Really? ...Good boy!"
That conversation got me thinking more deeply about AI (Artificial intelligence and Automation).
It sparked curiosity about its capabilities, things previously unconsidered.
Then, I realised how AI could help build daily tools, solve problems, and save money for both myself and others.
For example, I built a QR code generator with just sufficient prompting.
I also built a business card designer on the go with seamless QR code integration.
In the past, I had to search online for tools and rely on platforms like Canva. Now, you can simply enter your business details, and—voilà—the tool handles everything instantly.
The benefits of these digital tools can’t be overstated. By default, they aid in combating our environmental footprint. This is an incredible advantage in this era of heightened global warming.
AI won’t take your place if you know what you're doing. However, if your work is repetitive and mindless, AI will eventually replace you. AI isn't just a tool, it's a collaborator.
Creativity, on the other hand, is timeless. It can't be automated or outsourced.
It's an innate ability that strengthens with consistent practice.
AI or automation cannot act on its own; it only executes when properly instructed—just like we discussed in the last two weeks' letter, “The Problem with AI.”
AI can educate you if you have an open mind. In fact, the fields I think about the most are healthcare and education. You no longer need a degree to acquire essential skills—all you need is the willingness to learn, build, iterate, and improve.
Many individuals get overwhelmed trying to create the next Amazon or Airbnb and end up building nothing.
My advice? Start small. Create simple, everyday tools that solve real problems.
For instance, I developed a file converter so I no longer have to sign up for multiple platforms just to access basic tools.
Every digital challenge I encounter inspires me to create solutions, take ownership of the platform, and license it myself.
While backend development is still a challenge for myself, I’ve already got the front end covered.
I understand our biggest challenge is often the fear of new technology.
Even I’ve procrastinated on learning backend development, always waiting for the “right time” to dive in. When is the right time?! At a time, no time. I kept quoting favourable laws to suit the circumstances.
It’s easy to feel lost before you find your way. Simply applying the pre-mortem principle we discussed last time, you can disarm worries before they even arise.
Technology can be overwhelming, even frustrating. But strangely, just when I’m about to give up, that’s when breakthroughs happen. Have you ever experienced that?
The complexity of navigating tech tools is what makes success in this space so rewarding.
Ultimately, AI is human-driven. It can either make or break you—the choice is yours.
I don’t go searching for things to write about; I write based on what I’m building. That way, you combat content burnout or worries.
AI refines content and enhances accessibility. This content could easily be converted into audio and shared on Spotify.
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Your click-through rate (CTR) isn’t just a statistic. it’s a reflection of real people making choices. Every click comes from curiosity, urgency, or the promise of something valuable.
Understanding that can change everything. And this letter will give us an insight into those psychological tricks and tactics.
If your content, ad, or link fails to create an instant connection, people won’t engage.
I once learned from Michael Porter that a pre-mortem is a tool for identifying potential failure points before a project begins.
Too many digital communities remain mediocre because they lack strategic thought.
Many people dive headfirst into new ventures without a clear action plan. A thinking on paper methodology.
They soon find themselves overwhelmed, disoriented, or giving up quickly—only to retreat back into the all-too-familiar comfort of their 9-to-5 routines.
Successful individuals understand that money jumps with the right strategy and that the same concept applies to your digital ecosystem.
Virality is not a one-time miracle—it’s the result of careful and strategic positioning.
I want to build an ecosystem that Never Sleeps.
where my tools attract users 24/7, and I'm turning that dream into reality faster than ever. It's not magic—stick with me, and I'll show you how, without taking up too much of your time today. Trust me on this.
Before we dive in, take a moment to check out this dashboard.
In just one month since its inception and with fewer than seven posts, it’s already making waves. Not to be proud but to be proud of my viable actions after a long suffering. And beginning to realise that my built-up system is starting to garner attention.
This early progress is a testament to my focus and determination. Enjoy the ride with me, mate!
I'm keeping this letter brief because I've got to convert this project to my Spotify channel, boosting our accessibility and reach. Tune in on Spotify if you want more convenience.
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If you plan your moves with intention, your ideas can reach and resonate with a wider audience.
I recall a time two years ago when I made a significant mistake.
I arranged things in the wrong order, much like putting the horse before the cart. I'm not even sure if I'm right with that. But you get what I mean.
I had built a beautifully designed and optimised system, but when no one visited my website or storefront, all that effort went to landfill.
It Hurt, But I Kept Going anyway...
I refused to give up. I knew that being right, even just once, will be worth every ounce of pain thereof.
Sometimes, the hardest battles lead to the greatest victories.
That failure imparted a valuable lesson: without strategic thinking, even the best designs can fall flat.
Strategic thinking isn't just a fancy buzzword; it’s about having a clear plan in your mind. It’s a strategy— with— thinking. And it can depict simple joystick illustrations like this. ↗ ↘ ↙ ↖ ⇧ ⇩ ⇦ ⇨
Think of it like planning your trip the night before. When you invest time in mapping out your journey, you set your mind in motion. It becomes easier to achieve your goals compared to someone who wakes up and randomly searches for directions via Google Maps or any tool therein.
I strive for simplicity, much like the approach embraced by the late Steve Jobs. I love him, and I love his products (the Apple of God).
Minimalism is at the core of everything I do. At DwellPro, or Snugle Times, we believe that a meaningful project is built on the foundation of strategic thinking.
It is the secret ingredient that fuels all of our developed projects.
The mind is both your greatest ally and your worst enemy. What you focus on expands. Like a lobster, growth requires shedding limitations and embracing discomfort.
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The Real Problem with AI
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We all know that AI is a game-changer, but many overlook a gospel truth: the problem is not that AI isn’t helping you; the biggest problem is that you’re not asking the right questions.
That's right!
AI experts know something crucial.
The quality of your prompts dictates the quality of your responses.
The more effectively I prompt AI, the better the results, and the more proficient I become. With each success, my trust in the tool expands.
It's more or less a chain reaction.
Gone are the days of relying solely on online experts or classrooms. The best way to learn is by diving in and building real-world projects.
The mind is like a supercomputer’s CPU, constantly clearing space to stay agile and efficient.
To progress faster, you've got to get your hands dirty and learn through doing.
Take a peek at my latest projects, at Dwellpro.org, and snugletimes.com, built entirely with AI and with hidden embeds. A place I regard as a cemetery. Due to what has been buried in there.
Every bit of automation and every piece of code was crafted with the help of ChatGPT. Thank you, chat!
And guess what? I did it all on a free plan.
Just imagine what the paid plans could achieve. Maybe one day I might experiment on building an airport and see how I go.
How much you learn is directly tied to how much you actually do. Actually getting lost on any project is finding your way on that project or projects.
Watching endless YouTube tutorials or scrolling through TikTok videos might seem like progress, but let’s be honest—most of us are stuck in "tutorial hell."
We watch and listen, but never actually implement what we learn or listen.
Now, thanks to AI, we have the tools to move faster and smarter. But there is a problem. I mean a BIG problem.
Prompting becomes the real-world BIG problem.
You might not fully appreciate how powerful questions are until you fully engage with ChatGPT. If you ask silly questions, you'll be there with a bunch of silly answers. And that's not what you're after. Unless you're prompting for the sake of prompting. It can be time-consuming and annoying if you prompt like an amateur.
If you want to make real progress in your life and work, choose a project that truly matters. This will push you to prompt effectively, or you'll stay stuck until you develop the meta-skillset needed to move forward.
Once you master that skill, you'll need to acquire a new one to keep the project engaging—otherwise, it becomes boring. It’s just like a game; you always need a new challenge to keep the morale high.
Focus on building something that takes you closer to your goals—and use AI to amplify your project.
I love to build, learn, write, and teach. That way it sticks after. Teachers understand that they learn more than their students in a typical classroom setting.
AI is a tool that can help you do the same. Wash you. Spin you. Dry you. Until you come out sparkling clean. That's my wish for you, mate.
Therefore, if you haven’t already, start prompting AI today.
There’s no better time to dive in and see how it can elevate your projects to the next level.
And hey, if you haven’t joined our community yet, now is the perfect time.
Hit the subscribe button after.
I’ll see you in the next one.
Keep building and keep learning because the projects you create are what'll ultimately shape you. Just like how man makes the society that shapes man.
The government can't build you, and neither can your parents.
Many of them grew up in an old system that prioritised classroom learning for roles now vulnerable to automation.
In fact, everything is vulnerable to automation. The only thing I reckon that is not vulnerable is creativity itself.
Thank you for reading!
Until next time,
Destiny
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Building Answers: The Synthesis of Art and Entrepreneurship
19|02|2025 | Destiny (Host)
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Naval Ravikant once said, "To build a product, make something people want. To create art, make something you want. The best do both."
This insight shows the strong bond between art and entrepreneurship.
Building what you're passionate about, taking professional pride in operational excellence, and distributing it with those who share your enthusiasm should be the ultimate goal rather than engaging with some sort of robotic role that'll be replaced by artificial intelligence and automation.
In my understanding, humans aren't designed for repetitive and boring tasks. Humans love challenges.
Humans are born to build tools, not being tools themselves; to innovate and evolve alongside the tools they've built.
The mind itself loves exploration, or it begins to deteriorate. That's why games and puzzles are mental diets and a gymnasium.
My journey exemplifies this fusion.
I was adamant about opening up myself to the world. Despite the challenges in getting freelance gigs, I remained open-minded and thus created a group to simplify the process, solve a problem for myself, and now sell the solution as a built-in traffic source that's being funnelled to my other built-up digital ecosystems.
It's more or less recycling a traffic source. It never gets sour. Otherwise, I would have personally been a slave to the algorithm or the ad agencies.
Nope, that can never be Destiny. I want to retain some control rather than relinquish it.
Ads are good, doubtlessly, but I would want to run one when I want to. Not when I've built a digital mausoleum that may prompt me to keep buying an eyeball or renting one and on steroids. Ads Fee isn't a child's play.
This initiative aided me and linked me up with others who share similar challenges or a tribe of sufferers, if that's even a word. Maybe I'll crosscheck afterwards. But you get what I mean.
The experience itself underscored a universal truth: personal challenges often reflect broader societal needs.
By addressing your problems and sharing the solutions, you can assist countless others.
And human problems are evergreen problems and homogenous—emotional, financial, physical, and beauty, just to name a few.
Embracing creativity and contributing to a cause greater than oneself is essential for the progress and evolution of society at large.
What shall it profit me if I don't build what I want to see in the world?
Through Community Building 101, I embarked on creating a comprehensive global hub—a platform offering real-time weather updates, vital handy digital tools, currency conversions, world news, and more.
And yes, I built this space for myself, but I realised it could help others with similar interests, and then it was channelled to my already built-in traffic source.
This solution or tool has the potential to address global needs, regardless of your context. If I should display the analytics of this, I mean readers of this letter, people in China, Germany, Korea, etc., are reading my work and gaining a mindf*cked thought on it.
Why? Because there is a tool that aids in the letter-language translation mechanisms (Google Translate).
You see. That's what we're talking about here. Sometimes the tools are just there, but the issue is bringing them together to form a coherent whole.
There's nothing virtually new under the sun.
Jeff Bezos's interview on the utilisation of the postal office keeps popping out of my head whenever I get to points like this: When he was asked about his idea of selling books online in his early days.
He said the postal office was already in place; all he did was maximise what was already built up.
As per Dwellpro, I did not build 99.9% of the tools; all I did was help others access the tools at their fingertips by categorising them categorically in an easy-to-use and, yes, free-of-charge manner.
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Hey Philosopher,
“The world is suffering from an epidemic of loneliness. If we cannot connect, we cannot thrive.” — Vivek Murthy
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If you reside in Australia or cities within the Global North, you’ve likely observed something.
After 5 PM, every day of the week, the streets begin to resemble a ghost town.
New York City, or the likes, might be an exception, but in most places, the once-busy roads go silent, the energy fades, and the whole vibe shifts. The weird thing is, it happens in the blink of an eye.
It is not because there is some secret curfew. That is just the new reality. Crazy times!
This lifestyle feels off for those who grew up outside this routine.
People rush home only to start planning how to return to work and repeat the cycle. It is like running on a treadmill, spinning endlessly just like Spinall.
It isn't because they want to. They have few choices except to desire to. There is a way out; keep reading...
You're now at home. What's next? Binge-watch TV, scroll through your phone, crash or spend some time with your partner, escape in a quickie, or play with the kids if you've got the energy.
Gone are the days when parents sat down with their kids to go through homework or just played for fun outside of weekends.
Marriages are falling apart (like things fall apart) and at an insane rate or not happening at all, according to the
guardian.com/lifeandstyle/2018/jun/11/is-marriage-really-on-the-decline-because-of-mens-cheap-access-to-sex.
Raising kids has become an afterthought, no longer the necessity it once was.
Some folks would rather watch porn than experience real intimacy. Even when sex does happen, it feels more transactional than ever.
God knows I am a big fan of stay-at-home mothers and stay-at-home parents if applicable. Work for what?!
Honestly, I think we, the millennials, are one of the luckiest generations. We got to grow up before technology completely took over and messed everything up.
How I Reckon We Can Unf*ck Our Lives
I do not know about you, but here is how I do things.
I make sure to stick to my morning routine—I never leave for work without brushing my teeth. It’s becoming rare though; most people don’t even do that anymore, much less floss.
Sometimes, I go an entire day without my phone. Sound crazy right?
Yes. no calls, no notifications. And nope, do not stress my life. I am not holding your destiny.
I check my email only on my desktop, and only at home.
I want to live a life I can truly remember, not just go through the motions.
Maybe we all need a reset.
Maybe it is time to bring back the old ways.
Telling stories that stick in our mental library.
The stories my high school teachers shared still live in my mind, rent-free, and I cherish their space.
The proverbs my friends and family shared still apply to real life. Recently, I came across one that hit me hard. @weekendhcronicle.org
I keep repeating it to myself so it sticks with me. Because some things are worth holding onto.
Yes, we need to see social media as a research tool rather than a platform where we can scroll our lives away.
We should all learn to live without notifications and cheap dopamine hits. I believe a dopamine cleanse would help.
Say hey to strangers; those acts are priceless.
Be brave; take yourself seriously.
Don't always agree and fold your hands; otherwise, you could become a folder.
Wear your best clothes; otherwise, you may suddenly dislike them.
Learn to do your things alone. Being alone doesn't mean lonely.
But there's a problem with my weed; overdose leaves me with anxiety. A fight I've got to fight alone as well.
Most of you are undoubtedly in that situation; you are not alone.
Dope with caution.
If it's not good for you, kindly call it Quits.
I hope this wacky letter finds you in a reflective mindset.
Thank you for reading, and see you in the next one.
…To be continued.
Until next time,
— Destiny
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Fabricated Identity: How Fashion Shapes (or Distorts) Who We Are
Please lend me a second of your time.
Clothing maketh the man. And by "man," I mean everyone.
First impressions matter, but does what we wear determine how far we'll go?
What shall it profit a person from accumulating all the wealth and not the ball?
In roughly 99 years, everyone on the planet called Earth, including myself, jotting this down—will be gone.
Yes, broke individuals may complain that style is a distraction. But how about social media? Experts meticulously designed and built a mechanism to manipulate people's thoughts, resulting in mental masturbation.
What, then, do we like?
Suppose you don’t like fashion. I love fashion, and philosophers love fashion too. That’s what the Goodlife Philosophy is all about, in case you’re missing one of the core ingredients.
By the way, one can love fashion without being a fashionista, but your sense of style will still shine through in other areas of your life.
Some love fast cars.Others love luxury travel.
Maybe you dream of the Maldives or a five-star escape in Canberra’s most lavish hotel. It’s all the same—taste, better living, memories, and status. That’s what humans desire. That hasn’t changed.
If you don’t like fashion, maybe it’s time to start paying attention.
Without enjoying and experiencing the best things in life, what then is life itself?
Life becomes a boring piece of sh!t.
Wake up in the morning, go through the motions, and wait for the day you finally kick the bucket. F*ck no.
What’s the essence of the hustle and bustle?
A friend was surprised when he saw the receipt for my Balenciaga purchase.
"You mean you spent that much on those boots?!" he asked.
I said, Yes. Are there problems?
He was worried—even though I got the ballers on a special offer.
The original price was $1,200, and I snagged them for 750 bucks.
What he failed to realise was that I used money to buy back money in some way.
After about 8-9 months of rocking those insane boots, I sold them for around $450 (minus taxes and fees).
Sounds good, right? Yes!
I rarely purchase anything that won’t return some form of monetary value.
There’s a lot to gain when you grab the best of everything, philosophers.
You expect the best, and at the very least, you can rest assured that your expectations won’t fall short.
And you don’t always have to buy them directly from luxury stores—many are available as second-hand items. The key is to adopt a mindset that allows you to enjoy the best things in life, no matter where they come from.
Some haters call it lifestyle inflation—claiming it’s stressing 'em out. No. You’re just broke.
That’s what I want. And any money I spend on fashion is, to me, an investment.
Every luxury brand worked hard to become what it is today. So if you’re paying for something carefully crafted, please, patronise them. It’s worth it.
Haven’t you ever made a purchase and taken a moment to appreciate it? This applies to mindful purchasers, not mere consumers like non-philosophers.
Take my MacBook for example. I purchased it in 2020, before COVID, and it is still in excellent condition.
I used to tell my dad: "You’ve got one life. Use your money. Don’t save it for us—I’m already hustling tight!"
This letter may seem all about Destiny, but really, it’s a reminder to use your money and enjoy life.
Life is brief, and you’ll only know it once you’ve lived. Too many people merely exist—broke as hell.
Life is fleeting; seize every opportunity. Don't be among those who lament the chances they let slip away. Research indicates that people often experience intense regret over missed opportunities. https://weekendchronicle.org/
You see, if you don’t like fashion, then why are you even hustling?
Oh yeah, I forgot. Some people just copy others—chase like others and die like others.
We enjoy and give the best things in life.
I'll keep this letter brief because it's just the start of a series.See you at the next one.
Fashion up!
— Destiny
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"Make it happen. Shock everyone." – Unknown
18|01|2025 | Destiny
Hey,
Gone are the days when starting a business felt impossible. Not anymore, my friends.
I was lucky to grow up learning the art of street trading with my parents in the '90s, just before the dot-com boom.
What seemed insignificant back then has become one of my greatest assets today.
Before we continue, evaluate whether Alex's comments resonate with you, and I hope you're in a better position to comprehend this little letter of mine. And, yeah, if you're bored of my sh!t. You're free to Unsubscribe. No hard feelings.
And for those who are still eager to sail on, secure your anchor. It will be worthwhile. I sincerely promise.
Truly, the reality is that starting or joining the world of entrepreneurship is never a simple endeavour.
It has the potential to suck. And sucking sucks. However, once you overcome the initial slog, things begin to flow. I witnessed this in Community Building 101.
Like seriously, I can't stop emphasising Community Building because it was and continues to be my first experience with virality in the digital sphere.
I hope you don't become bored with it. I enjoy discussing finance but needed solid information to support my claims.
To me, what makes a great story is conquering the initial hurdle entrenched in a new domain. As a philosopher, you're a conqueror by design.
No more excuses. We’re in the 21st century. There’s no reason why you can’t start something of your own. Nothing will make you happier than waking up to a completed project. Oh, it feels great. I can attest.
Achieving success has never been more accessible, even in a world of distractions. Innovation is not always necessary; instead, study what is already thriving, enhance it, repackage it, or infuse it with your unique perspective to create something valuable and compelling.
I'm aware that some folks may say, "Destiny talks too much." And I f*ckin know, too. Yes, I do. I can't help it, though. The number of people who dedicate their entire lives to building someone else's empire rather than their own is astounding.
Business ideas are everywhere. Just open your eyes. What’s the frustration? What problem do you keep running into? Solve it. That right there is a business opportunity.
Allow me to give you a practical example. I just decided to update my workplace. Everything was in excellent alignment until I discovered my mousepad no longer matched the new arrangement. Rather than simply purchasing a replacement, I recognised an opportunity.
Like always, I did a handful of research, found a niche, and turned my small frustration into a business idea.
And based on research findings. The creative economy is expected to reach over $4 trillion by 2032, propelled by the digital revolution, technical innovation, and cultural trends. UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD)
You see. It is that simple. Observe. Adapt. Resell. You don’t have to reinvent the wheel. Just make it roll smoother.
I diligently redesigned a leather mousepad for myself in order to inspire aspiring creatives. Everything I did was for myself; the solution is being given for sale.
So, tell me, what’s stopping you? Solve your personal burning problem, whether it's physical, digital, emotional, financial, or spiritual, and then offer the solution.
There is always a hungry audience waiting for your inventive response.
I hope this message is helpful in any manner.
I will see you in the next one.
Enjoy your weekend,
Until next time,
— Destiny
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"Don’t be afraid to give up the good to go for the great." – John D. Rockefeller
01|11|2025
Hey Philosopher,
Welcome back 2025!
To all our new philosophers here, I’m Destiny, and it’s great to meet you.
I'm the voice behind Weekend Chronicle, the founder of snuggleready.com and the creator of the one-of-a-kind Community Building 101 programme that has brought our amazing community together.
As we proceed into 2025, I’m thrilled to keep the fire blazing...
With great surprises ahead, we’re excited to have you along for the ride.
I’ll skip the long intro because we all have the attention span of a goldfish nowadays. Let's jump right in, mates.
5 Lessons I’m Learning from Amazon FBA
Before we begin, I reckon the lessons I'm about to share with us are worth a million dollars.
They're firsthand experiences and from a reliable source.
A quick tip: Learning does not always entail making mistakes for oneself.
Learning from individuals who have already travelled or are on the journey towards your destination is sometimes the wisest choice.
Consider getting travel advice from someone who has recently returned from a trip you are planning to embark on.
While Amazon FBA has enormous earning potential, your success depends on understanding its particular hurdles.
Lesson 1: Patience
After sending 50 units of our snuggle brand to Amazon’s Melbourne warehouse, we were confident about ending 2024 strong. But there was a problem: enthusiasm alone doesn’t guarantee success.
The sales did not arrive as expected, but we weren't concerned because we had nothing to lose and a lot to gain by trying.
The purpose is not to sell products wholeheartedly; rather, it is to develop a digital lifestyle in light of the current circumstances of the digital landscape that we're in.
Yes, we did send an offer to most philosophers we thought would be in severe need of our dear products, but it was unsuccessful. We still love you regardless, perhaps next time.
By the way, if you have anything to sell to us, please do. That's the future of commerce. And this time, we're creating a unique phone holder for creatives.
This design was inspired by the desire to safeguard our gadgets from scratches and dents.
I loathe scratches and dints on my devices, and I am not the type of guy who places them in cases. No f*ckin way, it hides the devices' aesthetics.
You can take a peek if you want. We are designing them with utmost care and made with love.
Great news
Yes. We are giving away five of these beautifully created presents to you for free. This is because we are a Thanksgiving community.
We'll keep you posted; simply continue opening the dawn letters to get all the hints.
Now, talk about New Year, New Bill! I mean for us.
I've attached a screenshot below to demonstrate how it all played out. After all, numbers are more effective storytellers than words.
You see, our net profit was negative fifty-four dollars, Ninety-five cents. (-54.95$). A must-pay fee to remain in the ecosystem.
But there’s always light at the end of the tunnel, as we kept reassuring ourselves. Giving up is not even an option at this moment.
I’d remind myself that even Amazon lost money at the beginning of its journey. ...Remember?
Yes. If you have a broader perspective, Amazon is a tremendous tool. However, remember the timeless rule from Community Building 101 about the perils of mediocrity.
You wouldn't wanna build an empire on a leased land.
Lesson 2: Product line
When conducting product research, particularly if yours is not based on a lifestyle design.
consider compact products that require minimal storage space and offer greater versatility. You can still make money if you study the right.
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We’re Great in Bed! 🛌
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"We’ve come a long way, and every step has been a building block towards a future filled with possibilities." — Maya Angelou
We’re Great in bed! 🕊
That’s not just a cheeky line—it’s the heart of what Snuggleready is all about. For the past five days or so, I’ve poured myself into rebuilding Snuggleready, and here we are: thriving, growing, and ready to launch.
This isn’t about triggering a dopamine hit; it’s a celebration of purpose. Whether you’re building, rebuilding alongside Weekendchronicle or chasing your vision, take a moment to appreciate your journey. Well, done.
Snuggle is just one of many companies we’re building to scale. It’s not just a product—it’s embedded in a lifestyle design.
Build. Influence. Improve.
• Build your thing. Whatever it is, create it with love and grit.
• Build it anyway. When it’s hard, messy, or daunting—keep building...
• Influence what you’ve built. Then make it better.
• You’re building yourself up, too.
At Snuggleready, we’re building so that after long, tiresome days, you can snuggle up in comfort and style. And yes, it’s a signature style—minimalist, designed right here in our Brunswick Studio, Melbourne.
You know that moment when you crawl into bed, and it feels absolutely...perfect?!
Why Snuggle?
Building a one-person business is no small feat.
Pixels here, prototypes there—it’s exhausting af! But we’ve taken that exhaustion and turned it into something tangible:
A solution to a problem we cured for ourselves.
• Comfort crafted with care. Minimalism with intention so you can win your dream wars.
• Sleep is what we do. And yes, we’re great in bed.
• 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee. Snuggle in peace, risk-free.
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Newspaper Excellence
Master the Art of Grabbing Your Readers Attention: 5 Proven Newsletter Strategies (DC's Way 101)
"A great newsletter is like a personal letter from a friend, offering value, insights, and a connection that keeps readers coming back for more." – Unknown
Warning: This is not what the so-called gurus will teach you.
These strategies stem from real-world experiences that earned me over 1,000 subscribers and brought in about 50 new leads daily through my freebies.
I’ll show you exactly how I did it, with nothing hidden.
The tricks and strategies I’ll share with you are completely different from what you might expect.
And I’ll strive to keep it simple and brief like a discussion between a mother and her adolescent daughter on the topic of puberty.
Let’s jump right in and get started immediately.
I began writing a newsletter out of nowhere, first and foremost.
After solving a problem and sharing the solution for free, my idea quickly gained traction.
It wasn’t until I had one crucial realization that everything clicked into place.
…And boom my email list started swelling and eventually skyrocketed and went out of control.
This mindset shift was the key to my success, and I want to help you replicate that if you want to.
Since then, I’ve accumulated over 1,000 subscribers in less than 9 weeks or so using my solution-centric method that went viral as lead magnets.
#newsletter #podcast #destiny #weekendchronicle #Spotify
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Your followers are the new currency of the digital age—invest in them wisely." – Brian Solis
Friends vs. Followers: A New Reality
In this second digital renaissance, let’s be clear: followers are often more valuable than friend requests.
While friends offer emotional support, followers provide tangible opportunities.
Think of followers as clients or business partners—they’re the ones driving your growth.
Friendships have their place, but followers are the fuel for progress.
Digital platforms prioritize follower engagement—both in quantity and quality—over likes or opinions from friends.
If you’re serious about building a livelihood in this space, it’s time to focus on your followers while maintaining sensitivity to the nuances of each relationship.
This is the reality of today’s world, and I’m sharing this because I know you care about this topic and aspire to live the good life.
I get it, you’re probably itching to rip this apart, but give me a moment, please.
Just yesterday, I had an epiphany about the true power of technology as a tool.
For the longest time, social media was merely that—just another platform to stay connected. But things have changed drastically since my last casual scroll.
I went from having zero followers and a handful of friends with endless friend requests to understanding the profound ripple effects followers can create.
It started with a simple fascination—an obsession, really—with the possibilities this tool offered. That curiosity drove me to build a vast network of digital real estate spanning the globe. To date, I’ve established over 33 internet communities, each thriving in its unique space.
Here are three of the most recent ones you might find interesting:
https://www.car swap | Melbourne
https://tools | Australia
https://www.realestate | australia
From the very beginning, I wanted to craft a life doing what I love—free from the chains of the traditional grind.
#Spotify #weekendchronicle.org #letter #newsletter #tech #skill #podcast #viral
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“Content is fire; social media is gasoline.”— Jay Baer
How to Create a Traffic Buzz: Lessons from Building 33 Meta Communities. 🎡
Your valuable content, irresistible offers, profile, or product mean nothing if no one sees them.
Traffic is the engine of the digital world—and without it, even the best ideas remain invisible.
I wouldn't want to bore you with too many long conversations as the year comes to a close.
Here’s what I learned about generating sustainable traffic from building 33 thriving Meta communities.
When I first launched my online store, I didn’t grasp the immense value of traffic. My site was eerily quiet, like a digital ghost town—an uncomfortable experience that motivated me to conquer traffic generation.
As I shared in Community Building 101, every successful community or venture starts with a challenge or frustration. For me, frustration became the spark for growth.
Traffic is the lifeblood of the digital age, and cultivating it effectively is the difference between thriving and struggling.
This guide will walk us through building a sustainable and practical system to ensure your hard work gets the visibility it deserves.
Centralizing Your Traffic Strategy: 🕸️
Think of your digital presence as a tree—it needs strong roots (your strategy) to nourish and support the branches (your platforms) and leaves (your content). Or maybe that didn't go well.
Your digital presence is like a symphony orchestra—every instrument (platform) needs a conductor (strategy) to harmonize and produce a masterpiece.
You see; A centralized system simplifies processes and allows for seamless automation, giving you the freedom to focus on what truly matters.
For me, ConvertKit (now Kit) serves as this powerhouse. It integrates emails, sequences, and automation into one streamlined platform.
With tools like this, I can:
- Automate processes while I sleep or relax.
- Distribute content efficiently to the right people at the right time.
- Scale operations without losing control or quality.
Actionable Strategies: 🤳
These are strategies you can implement immediately and start seeing results.
- Leverage automation tools to nurture leads consistently. ⚙️
- Craft content that captivates and delivers value. In my eyes, community building will always be evergreen because the content and its proven outcomes keep the momentum going.
As the demand for community-building grows, a dedicated role is on the verge of being created to support it.
- Build relationships through active community engagement-followership has taken a back seat; the real power lies in the interactions—comments, likes, shares and saves.
- Use analytics to refine what’s working and discard what’s not. A lot of people overlook analytics, but the truth is—they don’t lie.
Take my platform on Spotify, for example. It’s still in the beginner stage, but the progress so far has been incredibly encouraging.
Absolutely. I’ll share the tools and framework to help you automate your way to $3K+, even as a beginner, once the results begin to roll in.
You see, traffic isn’t just about numbers—it’s about creating a system that consistently works in your favour.
The way forward...
Yes. By applying these lessons and tools, you can create a traffic ecosystem that connects your audience with your message effortlessly.
Start building your buzz today, and watch your reach—and success—skyrocket! 🚀🫂
Until next week,
— Destiny
Hit us up on insta.👇
https://www.instagram.com/weekend_chronicle/
https://weekendchronicle.org/
#weekend_chronicle
#Spotify #content #viral #post #googlepodcast
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Community Building 101: the Game-changing Tweak. 🚀💥🤦♂️ (After 2 Years of Trial & Error. )
Destiny (Host)
“A man wrapped up in himself makes a very small bundle.” — Benjamin Franklin
23|09|2024
What I’m about to unleash today was not even considered during my two years at RMIT, or at any MBA management school.
These are hands-on tips and real-life experiences, not those of online gurus who have nothing to show for themselves, mainly intellectuals without knowledge of real-world situations. And that’s worse than useless.
That being said, let’s get started.
Lest I forget...
Every community I’ve established has an awful story embedded within it. And ...Yes, if you click the links below, please return to our adventure.
#SHOPIFYAUSTRALIA.
https://www.shopifyAustralia
#SHOPIFYSELLERSSOCIETY.
https://www.shopifysellers'society
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F*ck Information - Embrace Execution.
“To know and not to do is not to know.” – Stephen R. Covey
You don’t need more information—you need execution. Stop scrolling, stop consuming, and start creating. This isn’t just a wake-up call; it’s the alarm clock of your life screaming, “Do something!”
No shade, but let’s be real—it’s been an insane year, and yet, so many are still stuck in the idea phase. Ideas are free. Execution? That’s what pays the bills.
Chill—there’s still room to play. The music’s warming up, and the spotlight is ready for you. You’re not behind; you’re perfectly poised to start strong. Time to shine.
The power of the “in the beginning” is typically embraced by those who start something.
#podcast #content #weekend_chronicle #post #viral #Spotify
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The Likability Factor: Simple Ways to Make People Want to Work with You 😀
“Your smile is your logo, your personality is your business card, how you leave others feeling after an experience with you becomes your trademark.” — Jay Danzie
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The One Person Business Model:
The concept is self-explanatory: a business run by a single individual.
As we progress into the second and third waves of the digital renaissance, the one-person business model is becoming more feasible and easier to implement.
Empowering individuals to run and maintain businesses without the complexity of scaling for sale or creating massive operational infrastructures.
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Turn Awkward Moments Into Wins: Master Name Recall Effortlessly.
It’s about transforming the uncomfortable situation of forgetting someone’s name into an opportunity to shine.
With simple yet effective techniques like association, visualization, and active listening, you can build better connections, improve personal interactions, and leave a lasting impression.
This guide empowers you to remember names with ease, making networking and socializing more enjoyable and impactful.
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How to Build a Content Ecosystem that works (Simple Moonlight Strategy to Building a Content Flywheel)
Good content isn’t about good storytelling.
It’s about telling a true story well. — Ann Handley
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3 Keys to Freestyling your Destiny 🔑
If you’re stressed out, it’s often an indication that you’re lacking purpose—specifically, unhealthy stress. Similarly, if you find yourself easily angered, it can indicate the same void.
People with a purpose don’t get upset as quickly because they grasp the essence of pursuing a meaningful project. Purposeful individuals operate with the mindset that they have nothing to lose, viewing every experience as valuable feedback guiding them toward the future they envision.
Destiny is not rigid. It’s flexible, and flexibility is intertwined with creativity. Freestyle your journey. It's your journey, my dear friend. Not your dads', not your mums' not even society's. It’s f*ckin yours, baby.
Enjoy!
- Visa fler
