Supersuit Wins

All right, so this is coming from a person who started their business 17 years ago and has only used AI to make funny memes to send in group chats. I got a hold of Freeda about two weeks ago. Very, very skeptical to the point of where I was like, there's no way this is real. So I tested it on my wife's website to build SEO and get it all set up and metadata and things like that thinking, I mean, this is going to take forever and ask me a million questions. Well, in the matter of 10 minutes, she had suggested all these redesigns and tags and stuff like that. In the matter of an hour, the whole site had metadata done and things like that. And I was like, wow, that was crazy, but this would work. Literally the next day, she got four new emails for new clients. So that was kind of the aha moment. So then I kind of was thinking, I mean, what else can we do? I have a million ideas, you know, now that I'm not doing my business anymore. So let's put one of them to play. I had this great idea about making a Carfax, but for a house. And so I kind of called it my house app and kind of went going through it with Freeda and building it. And it was absolutely insane. How fast she had me buying a domain name and how fast we had a site up and how fast she was able to make changes for the way people flow through the site. And then really starting to understand me and my style. You know, she isn't the most creative person, but understands that I am. And asked me a lot of things of how we can bring creativity in. And it's just mind blowing to see that houselantern.com is a fully functional website and web app that I now have 30 users on, mostly friends and family, that are giving me direct feedback of how to keep it going. And if it's not a full on business and ready to go in the next couple of weeks, I'd be very, very surprised. I don't know how to describe it. I don't know how it works. All I know is it's very intuitive and it helped a guy who was building memes with AI build an entire company in two weeks. I don't know how to describe it.

Hey Gary, so I wanted to make you a voice text about some of the experiences I've been having with Freedom. And I was just thinking about it today. This is really only my third week. So this isn't like the beginning of the third week. You and I chatted on the 19th. That's when we had our catch-up. And you were with Wilson and then the three of us got to talking and it was like a 90-minute call. And then the following day, because I was so interested and you could tell that I would be a great person to be in the initial crew, you onboarded me on Sunday night. And then that was the 20th and then the 21st is when I really got into Freedom. And I would say it's been incredible. It feels like it's been months. It feels like three months that has passed and it's really just been two weeks and a few days. I've spent a lot of time working on just, it's like creating my own home and really giving myself an opportunity to really walk the lay of the land and understand like how I want my computing environment to be set up, how I want my agent to be set up, how I want things in the settings to be set up. And this should be, for me, in my world, I want to be able to walk around in my computing environment as if I'm walking around in my home with the lights off. So I know where everything is. I know how it works. I have like a deeply visceral and tacit knowledge of that. And because of that, I become empowered. I have agency and I can take more risks and I can expand and do a lot more in the world and help a lot more people out. So I have been putting Freedom to the test. And the thing of it is, is that I have never been, I've always struggled a lot with organization. So unlike you with hyperdocumentation, I don't have the best like protocols. I'm unfortunately like a spoiled child of the macOS skeuomorphic interface. And I don't really know my way around a proper file system. And I don't have like a map in my mind of how that works, except to say that I'm just like basically a hostage, often to my own disorganization or until now. And I think with Freedom, I have found that it paces me. It allows me to start things. If I'm tempted to just kind of go on a brain dump and I start it without actually pulling the right file out or the right project or the right skill, it will bring those items back over to where they need to be. And then it has the context. So it's basically bringing a radical accountability to me. And it's also allowing me to be radically aware of my surroundings, of my organization, and of what I want to be in this time. And this time is really all about agency and taking risks. So I think there's probably more. And what would that be? Yeah, I, on the other side of it, I love this group chat. I think that it feels like there is a small team of people who got together because of a notion of tapping into this moment and really wanting to understand what abundance and flourishing and agency are about once this moment is both articulated and metabolized. And so it feels like people are doing work that they didn't even know was possible for them. So, you know, up until recently, only engineers were debugging these software systems. And because of these agents and this intelligent layer that we're working with, you can walk through a product that you're making or a thought process that you're making. And if you hit a bug and you notice it, you can report it or your agent can report it. And it is turning out to be an incredible sort of like, it's like a watershed filling up with more and more biodiversity. So I think that's it for now. But yeah, I am so, so grateful to you for putting your energy, your passion, your gifts, and all of your joy and love for God, for the people, for being human, for everything, for Freedom, for agency. I think this product definitely reflects you and your heart and the kind of person you are. And I am, I'm overjoyed to be on this journey with you.

All good enjoy your weekend boys. Uh, you're gonna laugh when you hear what I had Freeda develop for me, and it's actually working too, which is insane.

Yo bro, I have been spending so much time with Freeda, bro. It's crazy, dude. Just like feeding it all of my information and workflows and things like that. Just wanted to say thank you, man. Like, it's basically a tool I feel like I can't live without anymore. It's only going to get better. You know what I mean? Just the fact that I'm able to automate so many things, like just in the past couple days, dude. Like making my own personal newsletter so I don't have to doom scroll anymore. Automating bookkeeping. Automating invoice sending to clients. Like, just, I mean, it's kind of crazy, dude. I could go on. There's a lot more, but just wanted to say thank you, man. I appreciate you, bro. This is so valuable.