Alex Senn

A total of just 8.4% of Canadians want more immigrants, according to a new survey. So what does "democracy" do? This:

Somali daycare center owners right now

A 3D map of the warehouse that new pickers follow to the right bin on an iPad? Way better than a laminated pick list 📦 You're 4th in line, so about 30 minutes.

Grok Bot is growing at an absolutely insane pace Daily active users have increased for 16 consecutive days, marking its longest growth streak since launch Here's how fast it's growing: • Under 100K daily active users in early September • Over 600K daily active users by October 26 • More than 6X growth in less than two months And this is only the beginning

The final 2026 US budget is out… One of the great political moves by the left in recent years has been convincing a large portion of America that we don’t already spend the vast majority of our money on healthcare and entitlement programs.

MICHAEL: I'm 25. Three years ago I bought an RV for $68,000. Lived in it for six months. Now I own a house and have no use for it. The RV is worth $18,000 to $20,000. I owe $63,000. I'm paying $950 a month for something sitting in storage. DAVE RAMSEY: $950 a month. For storage. MICHAEL: payment. Insurance. Storage fee. Yes sir. DAVE RAMSEY: and you bought a house while you're in this? MICHAEL: yes sir. DAVE RAMSEY: while broke. Okay. And the house you bought doesn't even have room to park the RV? MICHAEL: that's correct. DAVE RAMSEY: Michael. I'm genuinely stumped here. You owe $43,000 more than this thing is worth. MICHAEL: I know. DAVE RAMSEY: here's the only move. Go to the credit union. Tell them you're about to hand them the keys. They can have the RV and the $5,000 forced insurance charge and sue you for the rest. Or they let you sell it for $20,000 and sign a note for the $43,000 difference. At least the $950 a month stops immediately. MICHAEL: that gets rid of the storage and insurance. DAVE RAMSEY: and gives you one clean debt to attack. On $130,000 income living on nothing you pay off $43,000 in about a year. MICHAEL: a year. DAVE RAMSEY: and then you get to look back and say that was the dumbest thing I ever did. And the good news is you don't have to do that dumb thing again. You'll have to find something new to do dumb. 25 years old. $68,000 RV. Six months of living in it. Three years of paying for it. $950 a month for something sitting in a storage lot he can't even park at home. No vacations until the RV is paid off. The irony of that sentence is not lost on anyone.

A two-point lead has disappeared in the Texas Senate race, with new Fox News polling showing Democrat James Talarico and Republican Ken Paxton now tied. @BillHemmer breaks down the numbers, noting Talarico held a slight advantage just a month ago. With a margin of error of 2.5 percentage points, Hemmer says the race could come down to which campaign can turn out more voters. Download the FOX News app for the latest polling and updates ahead of the midterm elections: foxnews.onelink.me/xLDS/z2jy…

Read Shoe Dog, one of the top tier entrepreneur books I have read. Still thinking about the ending, where he says he would do all of it again. blanklob.com/t/shoe-dog

Pick your fighter, America: Elon or Ilhan.

If you had an 18 year old child who really wanted to build a skill in digital marketing, where would you recommend they start right now?

Federal report finds major U.S. banks restricted financial services to some conservative and religious groups during the Biden administration.

Guys, @bot created an agent telephone support line with @xai voice in ONE DAY for my @shopify store. It can check order status, make modifications, loop in a human rep and provide information about our products to callers. We've never had phone support and our customers will finally be getting it soon without us breaking the bank.

I have been using Claude Code for about a year to write a custom WMS for a client. I typically use it in VS Code. I have been testing herdr for using multiple agents from Claude, Codex and Grok. Pretty impressive! I can see myself moving there for new projects.

Incredible stories I heard from business owners leading up to launching Muse for small business and how it created more time & opportunity for them: 1) Ad Optimization: Comparing sales volume in their Shopify store to external events tangential to their business, mapping it to ads spend, measuring ROAS during those external moments... then having Muse adjust their ad budgets to expand during demand surges dynamically. 2) DM Organizing: For every DM via Instagram over the past month (over 100k messages!), categorize the types of requests received then identify any missing business needs, inconsistencies, and even publish orders that came in via DM to their order fulfillment service. 3) Expanding Sales Footprint: A retail business sells by going to local markets and Muse actively searches for new markets within driving distance and shows them to the owner... then fills out the form to get a slip at the market. 4) Keeping Website Current: Based on inventory and new produced products, this owner messages his Muse about what's happening, sends pictures, and then Muse automatically updates the site with the information. 5) Employee Load Balancing: A local chain of a few locations plugged in their point of sale system and found that one location was seeing lower than normal sales and the other was higher than normal. The owner used that to send a few employees from the lower sales to higher sales location to help meet the higher demand in real time. These stories keep building and continue to inspire creating the future for everyone. We put this love into muse.ai/business - because nobody started their small business to focus on back office activity... they did it to engage their community with their passion. We are moving from scarcity of time & expertise into an abundance of it so that everyone can spend more time with their community, creative process and teams. Here's to building stronger businesses through more time back to focus on what matters most!