Budget an 80-page color coil workbook for one proof or 30 workshop participants. USD print, shipping and tax estimates for Las Vegas, plus a quote and proof checklist.
80-Page Color Coil Workbooks: Printing Costs and an Event Ordering Guide Read More »
Imagine you own a shop with ten great employees who never talk to each other. Every time one of them
The Agent Job Board: How My AI Team Hands Work to Each Other Without Me in the Middle Read More »
Hermes is the cheap bridge for Claude Max and other non-Grok runtimes that cannot call Grok Bot SendToAgent. It is not a desk. It must use local Qwen on loopback (127.0.0.1:8080/v1), never Opus as the default. 128 GB home Max: Hermes+Qwen live (HERMES_QWEN_OK, 4bit). 64 GB travel: reuse existing oQ6 stack — not a blank reinstall.
How I Use Hermes Agent (the Cheap Bridge, Not a Desk) Read More »
I chat Muse in WhatsApp for Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, and Threads. Trenton keeps LinkedIn and X. Real screenshot, real lane split — not an AI essay.
How We Coordinate Meta Muse With Our Multi-Agent Fleet Read More »
I used Codex and Whop’s CLI to publish six Local Service Spotlight offer pages. Here is what worked, the $50 lesson, the bugs we caught, and the migration work still ahead.
How I Built Six Whop Landing Pages With Codex Read More »
I love to play golf, not well but often, and almost never alone. The rounds, ranges, simulators, a rooftop putting video, scanned prints from the early days, and the people I play with: Marko Sipila, Simon Harries, Aden Trano, Jack Allard, Jimmie Yee, Chris Rommel, and the young operators.
Dennis Loves to Play Golf: The Rounds, the Ranges, and the People Read More »
Three days in Dallas with Sphere Rocket: golf at Cowboys Golf Club and Fields Ranch at PGA Frisco, a helicopter ball drop, Texas barbecue, and a thank-you to Justin Nelson, Traci Nelson, Ben Harris, Aden Trano of Whop, Simon Harries of JVZoo, and Jack Allard.
A definition of done for people and AI agents, and the script that checks it so the founder stops being the QA layer. With the before numbers: 102 completions, 5 with proof.
The Checker That Isn’t You Read More »
Whop affiliate means two programs: promote a product for a 30% default commission, or refer a business through Whop Partners for up to 30% of Whop’s gross profit for as long as the business processes. Here is how each works and how to join under me.
Whop Affiliate Program: What It Pays and Why I Became a Partner Read More »
Woobie is a platform for veterans built by Joe and Cole Tenney, Navy veteran brothers from central Illinois, headquartered in Lemoore, California. They consolidated payments and advertising onto Whop after juggling several platforms, and the write-up credits Woobie with helping veterans secure hundreds of millions of dollars in benefits.
How Woobie consolidated a veterans platform on Whop payments and ads Read More »