Adley Kinsman

that spread because of something that's based around uniqueness, that's based around something that's like one out of the ordinary, if you will, that also relates to why I'm trying to add it into this simplified version of the basis of the template because the word experience was meant to have the word wow built into the front end of meaning it's sort of like inferred that if there's an experience that like a roller coaster you don't want to go on a mundane roller coaster that in essence you want a fun one so it's just all over the place up and down and has loops and then you know whatever and that basis is maybe something I took for granted that the word wow was built into the experience and Whereas it's worth it today to try to just like expand on the concept that having the wow word in front really just tries to emphasize the interest for a spark to be present in terms of all potential business offerings, potential business conceptual value that's being offered.

tried to be presented into the marketplaces in general, in any side of the world, if you will, because in essence, the idea, the ideation of virality, the ideation of connecting with marketing in the markets corresponds to that wow element of trying to do things that are off the cuff, off the beaten path, and strange, if you will, to also, like, make a reference to someone named Adley Kinsman, who is known for, notorious for, in essence, generating, like, a billion views or whatever on social media.

Her company is called Viral-ish, and and she's known for generating multi-million views every month predictably and reliably and it's in many ways I think based on a wow factor it's based on throwing people off in the first three seconds three seconds of a written or audio or video format form of content and she's reliably been able to do it and it corresponds to the wow the spark the way to get people to stop the scroll and it's based on just jaw drop or like something that's strange and based on suspense holding suspense it's the wow it's like it's the the wow can be described in a few different angles um So, in addition, I was also going to try to just conceptualize how to, like, frame the connection, if you will, to, like, the dinky tea change for games interest to go slightly forward by connecting with the markets by, hopefully, with, like, collaborations and with businesses for that are for sale with businesses that have real estate attached that are for sale etc so forth and trying to potentially make like an application with them like an app an apps an app for the app store um or one one way or another which is what i'm trying to like learn around learn learn more about in terms of developing and like having a giant giant help with some ai in the background to just try to refine some of the elements And then transitioning an app collaboration with some of these businesses with real estate attached potentially with the essence of clothing in concept like the companies Palace and Supreme have done that are like skateboard based, which is what also we I think are too, Dinky T Change for Games.

is based in skateboard mentality and the skateboard culture indeed.

So three days of sales, two days of heavy jargon in a five-day container.

The math doesn't math there, my friend.

And it hurt because like I said, I love this human.

And so, I mean, you know me well enough to appreciate this, Chris, but I had, you know, bronchitis a few weeks ago and I was on a steroid to deal with the cough.

Well, every time I take one, I cannot sleep to save my life.

And I was so worked up over that challenge, not delivering what I wanted it to.

And I had friends that I had put in the challenge and was like, you should come do it with me and everything.

That at 3 a.m. when I wasn't asleep because I just couldn't sleep, I rewrote the challenge using that – the creator's IP and the transcripts from the calls from day one and day two.