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I appreciate this assessment of my role within a certain era of politics.
I now thoroughly believe that I got out of the “public” side of the political scene at exactly the right time.
I maximized fun and profit at the time. I made many people laugh. And made the right people cry.
Just as I exited, 100 knock-offs came onto the scene. None of them were ever as funny, or ever managed to have any real effect.
These days, as the business model of being a MAGA political influencer has completely collapsed (for various reasons), I am totally out of that line of work. And yet somehow, more influential than ever, from behind the scenes.
I lobby for a handful of great clients and run one of the most advanced offensive cyber platforms in the world. It’s new, fun, fascinating and far more lucrative.
4 · 742 · M I would love to know your take on politics: what it’s like having political influence, using political influence versus developing wealth, what you think of Trump, what you think of criticism of Israel, and whether the Iran situation is playing out the way you expected. I completely understand if you can’t answer those questions, though. Your show on Censored.TV was amazing, and all the influencing you did before and after was incredible. It was impressive how much more you provided your audience compared to the billions mainstream media had at their disposal. Even compared to some of your peers in the right-wing influencer space, you had very little competition, even if the numbers didn’t always reflect that.
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I don’t know how many of you remember this… but on the second episode of my old show on Censored.TV, I did an expose warning everyone about this.
More than 6 years ago now.
Feels like it was yesterday.
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@777000 posted a link: https://vxtwitter.com/razomforukraine/status/2080773975047619000?s=46
Comment: "Amen!"
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This article was written more than 5 years ago. It’s more prescient today than ever before.
https://jacobawohl.substack.com/p/jacob-wohls-19-rules
3 · 232 · My wife has never traveled outside of the same time zone.
Highly optimal situation
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One of my 19 Rules was to avoid being a job hopper.
Apple’s CEO proves out that concept.
However much energy you put into hopping from one company to another, if put that same amount of energy into maximizing your job or a new job within your current organization, I think you’ll find better results most of the time. Even if they aren’t immediately apparent.
People trust the guy who has been there a while. Especially in a world filled with job-hoppers.
Eventually, if you don’t like the organization that you’re working in for one reason or another, then you change the organization from the inside instead of moving to a different organization.
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Higher interest rates have been great for innovation.
They’ve forced the capital applicators to go further out on the risk curve in order to achieve returns that look attractive compared to risk free rates.
I wrote about how ZIRP suppresses innovation back in 2021. Five years later, I’m glad to see that the situation has improved.
https://jacobawohl.substack.com/p/technology-is-regressing-you-can
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