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The Diary Of A CEO

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Everything The personally uses, recommends, or has created — plus things they don't recommend — sourced from their own show and appearances on other podcasts.

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ChatGPT uses software
"You could go ChatGPT, what is $500 a month at 10% worth in 40 years? Total interest earned is about $3 million."
Apple subscriptions recommends software
"Only do your subscriptions inside of Apple. In an ideal world, don't pay anybody directly. Do it all through Apple."
Financial Times mentions media
"The Financial Times released a report on social media usage. And what they saw is 2022 was the peak and it's plateaued ever since."
Kleer mentions software
"He said, 'We are doubling down on AI more than ever. Kleer is shrinking with almost 100 employees per month due to AI.'"
Tesla mentions product
"The Model Y is the undisputed highest selling car, bestselling car in the world across all brands."
"He is the author of the bestselling book, 'The Behavior Operations Manual: Neuro-cognitive Intelligence Training Manual'."
Calendar mentions technique
"if the calendar trick, you're putting your finger and it's nowhere near when your cycle's coming"
From: MISSING YOUR PERIOD MEANS THIS! ▶ 0:11 Mar 2026
Index fund mentions other
"If I put that money into an index fund or something, probably would be millions of dollars by the end of my life."
Dying to Win mentions media
"I mean you have written books about suicide terrorism. I've got one of them in front of me here called Dying to Win."
"He has advised every White House since 9/11 on military strategy and is the author of Bombing to Win: Air Power and Coercion in War."
WikiLeaks mentions other
"They became what Wikileaks called the Vault 7 documents."
Vault 7 mentions other
"There was something in 2017 called the Vault 7 Revelations. A CIA software engineer who was disgruntled and instead of going to the Russians or the Chinese, he downloaded thousands, tens of thousands of pages of documents classified above top secret. They became what Wikileaks called the Vault 7 documents."