Third time's the charm

    It's been maybe 15 months since I started MBTI Oracle website. Then I made MBTI Oracle app, about 9 months ago, then Simple Rizz app 4 months ago. Finally, I launched SnapRizz app about 4 days ago. Something I should have done approximately 4 months ago. I thought it was noble thing to do, to be original and come up with my own original thing, but why re-invent the wheel? Maybe it was a good thing I don't know, but damn did I almost burn out.

I moved mountains trying to make simple rizz work, but ultimately realized that I was trying to force the tiktok algorithm, when it would have been magnitudes of orders more powerful to ride the tiktok algorithm like surfing a tsunami. At least, in the process I discovered I could be an influencer too if I wanted to, so hey there's that.

The realization hit me when I was going home feeling defeated on a cab, when I was trying to dm the founder of plug ai, the one I am copying now, but with my own twist. Then I sensed the subtlest social cue, that he was kind of trying to avoid me. It sounds delusional, but I definitely felt something in the moment, that 99.999% of people would have missed, but it spoke volumes. He was intimidated. And yeah maybe I am making this up in my head, but also I think it was real. I am in the position to dethrone him. The plug ai app is so lame, it's kind of a miracle it works at all.

Anyway long story short, he didn't think I was too small. He thought I was a threat. And that gave me the confidence, the clarity to do the right thing.

Do what works.

I don't envision myself making utility apps for the rest of my life. But I see it as a method to get out of my current situation. It's really difficult right now, and I can't imagine anything better than to gaining independence, and eventually moving to SF or Austin.

So yeah Snaprizz is a step closer to that vision. Eventually I want to stand tall among the likes of Elon Musk, Sam Altman, Alexander Wang, and Mark Zuckerberg.

Eventually I will play a crucial part in AI integration with consumers. What that's going to look like, I'm not exactly sure. But I am also really good at psychology. I think I will play an important role in gluing it together, and obviously that's going to be a trillion dollar market.

The only thing that never changes it that there's always a change. And I think that the biggest change is about to come. If I play my cards right, there will be opportunity for me to sky rocket up the ladder.

I know it's hard to imagine myself standing side by side with the industry leaders in tech right now, but I know that it is my destiny. And like Napoleon, I will carve my destiny out of my own hands.