Alex Hormozi Just Made History—and I’m All In

3 million books.
In just two days.

Let that sink in.

And yeah, I’ve seen the debates—but I don’t care what the haters say. That was next-level brilliance.

• The marketing? Flawless.

• The affiliate plays? Ruthless.

• The “donate, don’t buy” angle? Chef’s kiss.

• The tax write-offs? Smart. Real smart.

But the real mic drop? The hotlines.

Two full days of live content.
Hotlines on both days.
9.5 hours straight.
Hours answering real calls—live.

No script. No fluff. No filters. Just raw strategy and fast math. Real entrepreneurs calling in, real problems, real solutions on the fly. That’s not just impressive—it’s surgical.

And look—I get it. He was playing the law of reciprocity. But that doesn’t make it manipulative. In fact, it’s genius. Because the butterfly effect of solving one person’s problem live is massive. But solving dozens? Back to back? Publicly? That’s impact at scale.

And when you watched him work—how he snapped into the numbers, how fast he spotted leverage—it was clear: this isn’t theory. This is reps.

I’ve never seen anyone pull that off. Ever.

So yeah, I bought 200 books. Already gifting them to my VIPs and clients who I know will run with it.

And you?
You’ve got two things to do:

👉 Scroll to the bottom of this newsletter—I just launched a new rewards + referral program. One of the prizes? Yep—the book.
👉 Hit that Share button. Send this to your crew, your clients, your group chat. Heck, send it to that one friend who keeps talking about starting a business but hasn’t yet.

Do me two favors:

1. Watch the full replay—gym, drive, late-night grind. Whatever works.

   1. Day 1 : https://www.youtube.com/live/6_CCutkM11g?si=Mdqf4tnuxKSfhJuc

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2. Share this newsletter and win some real rewards while you’re at it.

This wasn’t a book drop.
It was a masterclass.
And I’ll be studying it for the next 5 years. You should too.

🔧 The 2025 Email Deliverability Fix

If your emails have been flirting with the spam folder like it’s Tinder, this issue is your intervention. I’m breaking down the one 2025 move that actually fixes deliverability—putting your subdomain in the From line—plus a few field-tested tricks from my inbox Jedi, Matt Ratliff. Short, practical, a little cheeky… and absolutely worth your next send.

Start sending bulk email from a subdomain—and show that subdomain in your visible “From” line.

Here’s why this matters now: mailbox providers are getting a lot stricter. Yahoo is absorbing a pile of AT&T and Comcast inboxes while trimming storage, which can increase bounces (bad news for your sender reputation). Meanwhile, Microsoft has joined Google and Yahoo in enforcing alignment across your sending identity. Translation: if your “envelope” shows one domain but your visible “From” shows another, you’re inviting funky displays in Outlook and reputation “bleed” from bulk sends to your main brand domain. That was survivable before; in 2025, it’s playing email roulette.

The fix is simple, but you’ve got to do it completely. Think of it like putting bulk email on its own well-lit street, with its own mailbox, address, and security cameras—then actually using that address on the nameplate.

• Use a dedicated sending subdomain (mg., send., lc.) for campaigns so bulk reputation can’t torch your main inboxes. Think “quarantine for marketing sends.”

• Authenticate root + subdomain fully: SPF, 2048-bit DKIM, and DMARC. Make sure alignment is true—the domain that signs (DKIM/SPF) matches the domain users see in the From.

• Show the subdomain in the visible From ([email protected]). Prevents Outlook weirdness and stops reputation “bleed” to your root brand domain.

• Route replies smartly: set Reply-To to your main inbox so humans land where you live. Advanced folks can add a domain alias + MX tweak if they want replies to auto-flow there without Reply-To.

• Template hygiene: lock the From (subdomain) + Reply-To in HighLevel templates and defaults. One mistake on a live blast is all it takes to misalign and tank a week.

• Warm up with intention: start with 30–60-day engagers; send 3 value-first emails (one clear CTA each) in small daily drips. Healthy = ≥40% opens, <2% bounces, <0.08% spam, <1% unsub. If green, double volume next week.

• List hygiene before import: verify with Kickbox/NeverBounce, honor historic bounces/unsubs, fix typos/role accounts, and segment by provider (Gmail/Outlook/Yahoo) so you can spot provider-specific issues.

• Bounce discipline: stay under ~5% or your ESP starts side-eyeing you. Expect a temporary bump as Yahoo absorbs AT&T/Comcast mailboxes—pause, prune, then resume.

Pro Tip: schedule at odd minutes (9:17 a.m., not 9:00). You’ll dodge the top-of-hour pileup and sometimes win easy inbox real estate.

🤖 How to Connect N8N to GoHighLevel MCP | Full Tutorial

HighLevel just made its MCP play nice with n8n, which means your “I wish I could just tell the system what to do” dreams are suddenly very doable. Think of MCP as the translator between your AI agent and HighLevel’s API: instead of hand-coding every endpoint, you drop an AI in the middle, give it a map (scopes + docs), and it drives. Today it’s ~21 tools, but the roadmap points to ~250—aka “your CRM on voice command.” Here’s the skinny, the setup, and the small gotchas that bite.

Start with the right n8n build. In the MCP Client node you need Server Transport = HTTP streamable. Don’t see it? Update n8n first—older versions won’t connect and you’ll chase ghosts.

• Open your stations: n8n + HighLevel + docs. Keep the HighLevel changelog/support docs open for the MCP tool list. You only get ~21 tools today; plan your use cases around those, then expand when the full set lands.

• Create a Private Integration in HighLevel (token time).
  Settings → Private Integrations → New. Name it whatever; the critical part is Scopes. Grab the ones you actually need (e.g., view/edit contacts, conversations, opportunities) or load all available MCP scopes for now. Click Create and copy the token. Treat it like plutonium.

• Format auth exactly right. Your n8n Header Auth must use name Authorization and value Bearer <your_token> (there’s a space after Bearer). Miss the header name or the space and you’ll get 401s all day.

• Build the n8n skeleton.

  • Chat Trigger (easy interface for testing; Telegram/WhatsApp/Webhook later).

  • AI Agent with a System Message that lists what the agent can do and includes your HighLevel Location ID (grab it in HighLevel Settings).

  • Model (pick your connected LLM) and Memory (start with ~20 messages of context so it remembers short threads).

• Wire the MCP Client node.

  • Server Transport: HTTP streamable

  • MCP Endpoint: paste from the docs

  • Auth: Header Auth → Authorization: Bearer <token>

  • Tools to include: start with All (for the MCP set) unless you need to lock it down.

• Smoke test the loop. In the chat:

  • “List all contacts.” You should see a result set.

  • “Create a contact: Mary Tavares, +1-888-555-2424.” Confirm in HighLevel → Contacts.

  • “What pipelines do I have?” It should enumerate your pipelines.
    If it fails, it’s usually (1) outdated n8n, (2) missing scopes, or (3) the Authorization header spelling/Bearer format.

• Prompt strategy matters. Your system prompt should:

  • Mention the location ID explicitly.

  • Describe the allowed actions (based on current tools).

  • Encourage the agent to choose the smallest sufficient tool and to ask for missing required fields (e.g., contact name/phone).
    Tight prompt = fewer “uhhh… which endpoint?” moments.

• Be realistic about v1 limits. The current MCP set leans heavily on view actions with a handful of edits/creates. That’s fine—start with reporting (“show me all contacts without opportunities,” “list unread conversations,” “pull pipeline names”), then layer simple writes (create contact/note). As tools expand, your prompt expands.

• Security + hygiene.

  • Rotate/delete tokens when testing publicly.

  • Keep scopes minimal in production.

  • Store credentials in n8n’s vault/credentials manager, not your notes app.

  • If you expose chat to humans (Telegram/web), rate-limit nodes so nobody spams your MCP.

• Why this is a big deal (beyond the cool factor). You’re skipping brittle, one-off API glue and letting an AI agent decide which tool to call. That unlocks:

  • Faster ops: “Add a note to John Doe and move him to Discovery” becomes a message, not a click-path.

  • Consistent execution: The agent follows policy in your prompt—no “I forgot the pipeline” mistakes.

  • Multi-channel control: The same agent can sit behind Telegram, Slack, or a web chat for founders and SDRs.

• Grab Your SOP Here

Pro Tip: Use Telegram as your front-end for daily ops. Spin a simple Telegram bot, connect it to the same n8n workflow, and you’ve got voice/text commands that hit MCP safely. It’s free, lightweight, and absurdly convenient for “Do this now” moments from your phone.

Talk straight: this setup is 80% copy-paste and 20% “mind the details.” If you nail the details—current n8n, correct Authorization: Bearer <token>, scopes that match your asks, location ID in the prompt—you’ll have an AI that actually does things in HighLevel, not just narrates them. And when the toolset jumps from ~21 to ~250, you’ll already have the scaffolding. You won’t be catching up; you’ll be shipping.

🤖 AI’s Wild Week: The Tools, the Drama, and What You Can Actually Use

If you only caught the headlines—GPT-5, Genie 3, billionaires beefing—you missed the fun part: a flood of tools you can actually ship with. Here’s the best of what dropped, why it matters, and how to plug it straight into your marketing stack.

🚀 Copilot 3D: Turn Any Image Into a 3D Object (Seriously, Any Image)

Microsoft quietly released a free tool that takes an image and spits out a 3D model—usable in web design, AR, VR, and even 3D printing.

Why it’s hot:

• Upload your product photo → get a rotatable, stylized 3D object in 15 seconds.

• No prompt engineering. Just image in, model out.

• Works with real-life photos and AI-generated art.

Use it for:

• PDP spins, packaging mockups, or lightweight virtual showroom assets

• 3D ad concepts without Blender-level stress

• AR-ready campaigns using brand art you already have

🎥 Perplexity’s V3 Video Gen: Cowboy. Kangaroo. Volcano. Sound On.

Perplexity just unlocked text-to-video + image-to-video with soundtrack baked in. It rewrites your weak prompt into something stronger, then generates in ~1 minute.

Why it matters:

• Free with Pro (5 videos/month), no toggles or fiddly UI.

• Outputs 8-second clips with animated visuals and sound.

• Great for quick creative testing or vertical content stunts.

Use it for:

• Motion teasers for ads, launches, or sales events

• Turning viral memes into branded content fast

• Repurposing your stills into thumb-stopping loops

🧸 One-Click “Brain Rot” Videos (Yes, That’s What They’re Called)

OpenArt launched a tool to turn one line of text—or a song, or a short script—into a surreal 60-second vertical video with a basic story arc.

Why it’s interesting:

• It leans into low-fi charm (weird edits, janky logic, cult vibes).

• Great for intentionally unhinged brand content.

• You do have to pay to use it—but it’s fast and funny.

Use it for:

• Trendjacking, TikTok bait, meme content

• Lighthearted explainer series with character skits

• Hyper-fast social experiments for Gen Z brands

🧠 Notebook LM Video Overviews: Your Blog, Now a Video

Throw in docs, articles, YouTube links—Notebook LM turns it into a narrated explainer video, complete with visuals and timeline.

Why you care:

• Makes real content from your info, not junk summaries.

• Looks and sounds better than you'd expect.

• No video team? No problem.

Use it for:

• Training assets for your sales/CS teams

• Recaps of whitepapers, webinars, or blog posts

• SEO-rich YouTube videos with zero editing needed

📉 Google AI Finance & Travel (Coming Soon, Allegedly)

Two fresh upgrades:

• Google Finance now supports natural language search + AI insights

• Google Flights is getting prompt-based “find me a deal” logic

Reality check: Still rolling out. No full demos yet.
Prediction: Fast pitch decks + budget planning get even faster.

🧠 Memory Wars: Chatbots Start Getting Personal

• Gemini: Adds temporary chats and long-term memory (rolling out)

• Claude: Already supports memory with opt-in prompts

• ChatGPT: Still the memory king—for now

Why it matters:
This is how agents go from “smart” to strategic. Feed it your brand tone, past campaigns, audience profiles—and it starts giving on-brand answers without you reminding it every time.

⚙️ The Model Moves You Missed

• Gemma 3 (270M): A tiny, local-friendly Google model

• Mistral Medium 3.1: Small update, slightly smarter

• Quinn updates: Massive context windows (up to 1M tokens)

• Claude Sonnet 4 API: Now supports million-token context too

Use case: Drop your entire campaign doc history, briefings, and tone guides into your model of choice—and let it reason across all of it. No more Frankenstein prompts.

🕹 Matrix Game 2.0: Walk Inside an Image

This open-source drop lets you turn a flat image into a 360° world you can actually explore. It’s the non-Googled version of Genie 3.

Real talk:
You’ll need serious GPU power to run it. But when this hits the cloud? Expect interactive sales demos and first-person product tours without Unity or devs.

🎨 Motion Tools Go Prime Time

• Midjourney now lets standard users create HD videos

• Pika teased audio-driven lip-sync (6s render!)

• Higsfield adds “draw-on-video” for precise edits

What to do:

• Build a weekly video pipeline: idea ➝ AI sketch ➝ refined edit

• A/B test message, motion, and format before committing spend

• Stockpile video variations like you do headlines

🧠 BONUS: AI Memory That Actually Helps

Recall is a new tool that sits on your browser and gives you a smart memory across everything you read/watch/listen to.

• Auto-summarizes YouTube, articles, podcasts

• Tags and connects ideas across platforms

• Chat across your saved content—like your own internal intern

Use it for:

• Tracking competitors’ moves across interviews, docs, and news

• Building your own market research hub without a spreadsheet

• Rapid onboarding of new hires (“here’s what you need to read/watch”)

Pro Tip:
Set up a “Content Ops Stack” with memory baked in:

• Use Claude or ChatGPT for branded generation (with memory on)

• Store docs in Notebook LM for long-form reuse

• Summarize research with Recall

• Test motion versions with Perplexity, Midjourney, or Pika

That’s how you go from idea ➝ copy ➝ visuals ➝ distribution in under 24 hours.

The takeaway:
The new game isn’t just about one model. It’s tools that talk to each other, remember what you like, and help you test fast. If your marketing pipeline still needs five people to make one post—you’re already behind.

Better agents, bigger memory, more motion.
That’s your playbook for the next 90 days.

🎧 Why I Picked This Episode (And Why You Should Tune In)

Look, I listen to a lot of podcasts—probably too many. But The Diary of a CEO is one of the few I never skip. And when Cathie Wood shows up? I’m definitely listening.

She’s not just another talking head—Cathie’s the kind of investor who sees around corners. I’ve followed her work for years, especially because her bets aren’t just bold—they’re laser-locked on AI, robotics, gene editing, and future-tech that’s actually reshaping entire industries.

So when she sat down with Steven Bartlett, I knew it wasn’t just going to be a good episode—it was going to be a roadmap. This isn’t about hype. It’s about where the next 10x, 15x plays are hiding… and why the window to act might be a whole lot shorter than we think.

Let’s break down what she said—and how it ties back to the tools, trends, and mindset we’ve been talking about here.Why This Matters (Nuno Energy, Up Front)

Cathie Wood doesn’t do boring. She’s built $30B by predicting seismic shifts long before the noise picks up. This episode is her distilled playbook. She argues AI isn’t a feature; it’s an industrial shift. It won’t just reshape cars or ads—it will rewrite healthcare, finance, and money itself. She’s saying: this is where 10–15× real gains happen—if you’re bold enough to lean in.

Fast-Track Highlights (Bullet Dynamite)

• AI Is Game 0
  Wood says: AI isn’t a sidebar innovation—it’s “the biggest technological disruption in history.” Miss it, and you’re playing checkers in a chess world.

• Tesla = AI Core + Robo-Taxi Money Engine
  She calls Tesla “the largest AI project on Earth,” and sees robo-taxis driving the stock to ~$2,600 in 5 years. Recurring revenue > car sales.

• EV Taxis & eVTOLs
  Roads congested? Good: cheaper robotaxi rides (think 25¢/mile) accelerate demand—and push mobility vertical with Archer and EV-takeoff initiatives.

• Healthcare Tech Trifecta: Sequencing + AI + CRISPR
  Imagine detecting stage‑1 cancer via blood, and then fixing it with one CRISPR shot. That’s why CRISPR Therapeutics sits top-10 in ARKG.

• Bitcoin = New Asset Class
  Not a fad: Wood frames BTC as the first true new asset class since stocks, powered by institutional demand and capped supply. Her long‑term target? $1.5M.

• Top Stock Picks (Playbook Roll Call)

  • Tesla (robotics, AI)

  • Coinbase (crypto infrastructure)

  • CRISPR Therapeutics (gene editing)

  • Archer (flying eVTOL)

  • Palantir (enterprise AI platform)

  • Roblox (UGC social platform for the young)
    Bonus mentions: Twilio (sold off), TSMC, Grok

• Innovation Rules (Know These 3)

  1. Right’s Law– cost drops with scale

  2. Cross‑sector propagation

  3. Platform-led launches (e.g. DNA sequencing → CRISPR)

• Big Picture Economy
  We're riding the next growth cycle. Instead of the 0.6% pre‑industrial or 3% post‑industrial GDP growth, she sees ~7.3% over the next 5 years—driven by innovation sparks.

Supercharged Summary Table

Pro Tip (Plug-and-Play Style)

Pro Tip: Average in over time—don’t chase a bullet. ETFs like ARKK (broad innovation) and ARKG (AI in healthcare) let you own the thesis with speed and low lift. Wood’s personal pick—Tesla—goes deeper into the narrative but carries its own rollercoaster.

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