Jake Paul turns a market panic into a lesson on conviction, argues America needs long-term plans for AI, then walks through the context-first AI assistant setup he uses.
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Big Idea
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When everyone else is panicking, the water is empty, so the edge goes to whoever stays focused on the target and gives their AI full context on their life.
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Jake Paul uses the story of Peter walking on water to argue that panic watches the wind while conviction watches the target, and that sell-offs are when calm buyers get rich. He backs it with his own losses in the ring, then argues America's two-year election cycle blocks the long-term planning AI, power and data centers require. In the second half he explains how to give an AI assistant context on your life, connect calendar, email and Granola meeting notes, and run an agent through Hermes and Telegram as a chief of staff. Homework: act greedy where others are scared, and build your assistant.
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What up Jake Paul biz we are back Wednesday the stock market ripped Thursday it had its worst day after an election in almost a hundred years chip stocks dropped 12 % in one day regular people sold 358 million dollars of stock everybody's panicking good because this is exactly when people get rich this is Jake Paul biz let's get into it alrighty we are going to start every business episode with a lesson from jesus because everything he says is greater than anything i can tell you and this one is perfect for this week okay so night is coming these fishermen are in the middle of the sea in a huge storm and they're terrified they know the water but they are terrified then they see someone walking toward them on the water they think it's a ghost they're screaming jesus says be of good cheer it is be not afraid peter says lord if it's really you tell me to come jesus says one word come 12 men in a boat same storm 11 stayed in the boat one stepped out and walked on water but when he saw the wind boisterous he was afraid and beginning to sink he cried saying lord save me and immediately jesus stretched forth his hand and caught him the storm didn't sink him watching it did now
What the heck does that mean? Here's what it means. The storm never changed.
Peter did. The second he looked at the wind instead of the target, he went down. And even when he sank, he still did more than everybody who stayed in the boat.
Conviction isn't having no fear. Peter was scared. Conviction is stepping out anyway and doing it.
Panic watches the wind. Conviction watches the target. And this.
is exactly what I do in my life and try to embody as much as possible. People kind of get confused when it comes to bravery and courage. Bravery is being scared of something and then continuing to choose and to go do it anyways.
That's what makes it brave if you are scared of it and you continue to step into those hard moments. You have to battle that inner demon all of the time if you want to be successful in business. There's going to be so many moments where you don't know what's going on.
You have no idea. what you're doing you're clueless you're stepping into unknown territory places you've never been and walking on a trail that you haven't gone on before biting off more than you can chew and figuring it out as you go I'm still doing this every single day that is the journey of being an entrepreneur always ascending to new heights you're always having problems to solve that you never solved before and what this lesson shows us is to stay focused on the target and where you're going and not all of the fear and emotions and things that come with it especially if you're new to starting a business if you haven't taken that risk yet if you're wanting to just get something going and you think it's going to be too big or too crazy or what if what if what if what if what if and then you end up doing nothing one thing that i love to think about is that it's going to be hard to chase your dreams And it's going to be hard to not chase your dreams.
Both ways, you're going to have to struggle and deal with a lot of bullshit and deal with a lot of crazy thoughts in your head. So you might as well go and chase your dreams. Here's the part nobody tells you.
When everyone's scared in the boat, the water is empty. Nobody's out there competing with you. In a ring, when a fighter panics, he drops his hands and starts swinging wild.
That's exactly when you land the shot. In money, when people panic, they sell good things cheap. Somebody calm is on the other side buying.
In business, Airbnb started in 2008, Uber in 2009, the worst crash in 80 years. Everyone else was hiding. Warren Buffett said it best, be fearful when others are greedy and greedy when others are fearful.
Or like YG says, scare money, don't make no money. I till this day have barely lost any money in the stock market because when everyone's panicking and... doing these big sell downs and getting out of their positions, that's when you buy more.
Everyone starts to get scared and thinks that it's going to keep on going down. The market will always Incorrect at the end of the day so this past week again when everyone was selling I was calling my people at UBS Shout out to Jared and we were buying more again be fearful when others are greedy and greedy when others are fearful last December I fought Anthony Joshua two -time heavyweight champion of the world a giant everyone said Jake don't do it I did it he broke my jaw Peter sank two in the story from earlier but he's the only one who walked on water the amount of experience money and amazing things that came from the anthony joshua fight i gained more fans from losing because it humanized me and people saw how i'm going to bounce back christmas eve dubai we push on through and you keep going being in the ring with someone of that experience level now has made all of this sparring in this camp so much easier and Learning from those tough moments in there has made me a better fighter.
And a lot of times in society, we take a look at someone who may have appeared to take a loss and write it up as that for them. We form our own opinions for them. But we never always ask that person, was this really a loss in the grand scheme of things?
One of the best things that ever happened to me was losing to Tommy Fury because it made me... double down on the sport bring in new coaches commit even harder work harder train harder and bring the best version of myself out so don't let society control your wins and your losses and what they mean to you and so with this market crashing i'm not smarter than anyone i just don't panic and history backs it up since 1950 the stock market has been higher one year after every single midterm election 19 out of 19 didn't matter who won 19 times the people panicked lost scare money don't make no money so ask yourself what's your boat the job you hate but it's safe the relationship the town the excuse am i sitting on the boat watching the wind or am i stepping out while the water's empty their panic is your moment and right now the whole country is staring at the wind this tweet hit me this week we don't reward presidents for acting in the best long -term interest of the country we reward them for avoiding difficult decisions if it means we don't have to make any sacrifices during any given two -year period same in business the problem you push the next quarter doesn't go away it collects interest the hard decision always costs you first wake up people don't be a short -term thinker and a short -term voter in general this is why i think america and
general has a fundamental problem. There's no long -term plan because of the rules that have been set in place. America changes its mind every two years, then wonders why nothing changes.
No business survives a new CEO every two years. Why do we think a country can? Nobody knows which America they're dealing with at any time.
The Paris Climate Deal. In, out, in. Four presidents.
A factory takes five to ten years. to pay off. If the rules can flip in two, companies just don't build here.
When we commit, we win. Kennedy wanted to go to the moon. Three presidents, both parties flipping back and forth.
There was one goal though, to go to the moon and we landed on it. Eisenhower started the highways. Decades later, we're still driving on them.
Bezos, 1997. First letter to shareholders. It's all about the long term.
Everyone called them crazy. Now look at Amazon. Right now, everything that matters takes 10 to 20 years.
AI, power, factories, beating China. You can't do that in two year chunks. The founders gave senators six year terms for exactly this reason.
Madison wrote it himself. The internal conflicts of immutable policy are still more calamitous. The Federal Reserve gets 14 -year terms so your money isn't run by the next election.
And think about when all of this was built. Two -year House, four -year President, six -year Senate. All set in 1787, people.
239 years ago. The fastest thing on earth was a horse. A letter across the ocean took weeks.
The Revolutionary War lasted eight years. Businesses ran the same way for 50 years. Back then, four years was a lifetime.
Today, ChatGPT got 100 million users in two months. AI changes every few months. Drone warfare changes every few weeks.
The scale at which humanity is expanding, growing and progressing is incomprehensible, people. And we're still running the country on a schedule built for horses. The system barely moves.
And the last time we changed the Constitution was 1992. So what do we do? What do we do?
This is actually seriously a problem that we probably need to solve together and come together doing. And things do change. It can change.
Inauguration Day used to be March 4th because counting votes and traveling to Washington took months back in the day. You had to fly pigeons and shit like that, I guess. And in 1933, the 20th Amendment moved it to January 20th because the world got faster.
We updated it once. We can do it again. It seriously is time as a collective and as a nation to start thinking about different...
policies for america different amendments to the constitution so that this nation can make changes and actually grow over the next 10 to 20 years and have a long -term plan we need longer terms and long -term plans on the stuff that keeps us safe china plans in five -year plans and hundred -year goals we plan until the next election and most of the time Politicians are just spent out there lobbying, campaigning and trying to win the next election versus actually getting work done.
And we are currently seeing in this environment, in this day and age where tech is expanding like crazy, AI data centers, power, nuclear, solar, et cetera, that we need to have long term plans to make sure that America is safe. and to make sure that we don't lose the arms race of AI in real time and to be able to power AI and all of these data centers.
It is a much bigger national security problem that anybody can even think about right now because we don't know what AI is going to be able to be capable of and how fast it's going to expand and how much power and things and scary things that are going to come from it. And the left is saying no. Let's stop it all.
Let's cancel it all and not deal with any of this and let our enemies have it all and figure it all out and have the power and have the data centers, have the sophisticated models. People, we will fall behind. So it's not about, oh, I don't like data centers and I heard the propaganda that they're bad and that's scary and AI is going to take our job.
We all have to band together. and push through this moment for the greater good of america we don't know what's going to happen we may have jobs go up and down left and right there will be universal based income at some point like elon has said and so people need to stick to the plan stick for the long term not care so much about this propaganda that data centers are bad and ai is bad on tuesday 41 towns voted on data centers 21 of them in ohio my home state and almost every one voted for bans and limits the first three months of this year about 130 billion dollars of data centers got blocked or delayed and it's both parties doing it this isn't left or right i get it power bills water noise fair kind of build them right don't stop building but whoever wins ai wins the military drone cyber and defense that's not about apps that's about our safety china added 429 gigawatts of new power in one year we added 51 china's building power plants we're building petitions this is bad people should be scared you can ban a data center in your town you can't ban china from building one so please people wake up and do your part and let's
push for data centers let's push for ai in the interest of national security don't operate your life with short -term thinking okay you asked swimfish said you should show us how to set up the agents and everything a bunch of you guys asked that same thing show us the agents okay let's do it i have a ton of different agents and flows and stuff like that but i'm going to start from a really high level your ai needs ammo think of the ai as your gun you need to load it with bullets and that ammo is the context of your life so we'll start with let's just say chat gpt whatever ai you use you need to give it context on your life i'm going to put a pdf down below in the description that you guys can download to help your ai build context it's going to ask you all of these questions it's basically going to be like an interview Everything going on in your life, personally, business, what you're trying to accomplish, etc.
AI cannot help you if it doesn't know you and doesn't have all of your data and everything inside of it. So you need to connect your calendars. You need to build the context.
You need to connect your messages, your messaging platforms. You need to connect your emails and utilizing an app called Granola to track all of your meetings and phone calls and audio transcribe them. It has context of everything you are talking about.
The more you give it, the more it can help you. long run. And you need to identify again, what problem it is that you are having or spending the most amount of time doing and then build workflows to help you solve those problems.
So another tool that you could use is downloading Hermes agent. And so you download Hermes agent, this will help you set up what I use is a telegram agent. telegram bot so you connect your chat gpt to hermes and then you go to telegram and then you message bot father on that platform you backslash start to set up your bot and basically this agent or bot will live inside a telegram that you could message all of the time so think about this like texting your personal assistant and this thing can do everything for you once you have this agent set up it could respond to emails it can message you what's going on things you're missing build you business workflows invoices content ideas marketing ideas it could follow up with text messages or missed agenda items that we're on your calendar connecting your granola notes to make sure you are following up with meetings and things that you need to get done or people in your network or context but you have to instruct it to do these things and tell it to act like your chief of staff
where it's contextualizing your whole life and making sure everything is getting progressed and moved down the line. What a lot of people don't realize as well with AI and bots is you could actually ask it to prompt itself say, Hey, You know my life.
You know everything that's going on. Where do you see me failing? Where do you see me falling behind?
And where do you think you can help me? And create a prompt to tell yourself and to instruct yourself to make my life easier. And then you send it its own prompt that it made for you to instruct it how to operate.
And it doesn't even have to be about building a business. It could be about saving money, growing your credit score, meal prepping. I put all of my health data, all of the supplements I'm...
taking calories all of that stuff my weight everything so it could follow along in my life and help me achieve my goals. And it knows exactly what I'm doing across my whole entire life.
So it has so many use cases and use your imagination and AI can help you get there. I will do at some point a full overview of my AI workflows and apps and things that I've built, which a lot of shit talkers and dummies were saying in the comments and tweets that I didn't build any of my AI workflows or anything like that.
Let's get into it. Jeff the Sizzler asks, what steps would you and Logan take today if you were back in Ohio? The steps that I would take is stepping onto an airplane and going to a land where there's potentially more opportunity, more business flow, more problems that need to be solved, more people with wealth, money, and surrounding myself into those networks.
Now, there are those places in different spots in Ohio, but I would go to LA, New York. Austin, Texas, Miami, San Francisco. Make the move.
Come up with a plan. Start meeting people and hang around the people you want to be like and naturally by osmosis you will become like them. Switch your environment.
Switch your mindset. Chase bigger cities and bigger opportunities. bigger networks that's the first thing i would do when this business episode went live a lot of people started talking online after clippers started posting it on twitter 860 people saved it to learn and were actually using it for good advice and things that i was saying and 19 people liked the one guy crying about it that's the whole world in a snapshot every like on a hater tweet is a guy voting to stay exactly where he is at mop hater literally it says it in his name jake paul did not sit down and code a single thing paid an expensive tech team to set up an air table and is rebranding it as artificial intelligence mop hater natural selection iq probably 55 it is so fucking easy to code these days with codex clog code whatever it is a fucking third grader could do it i have the idea i put it into the app And 15 minutes later, it's done.
Okay, it's a little bit more complicated than that. But it is extremely easy these days to code. And it's these people online on a consistent basis who are so sad, miserable, and lazy in their own lives that can't believe that someone out there is actually doing what they wish that they were doing.
And so they have no choice but to hate. on everyone else to try to drag us to their level natural selection mop hater you iq 52 you got selected for people know what natural selection is maybe give them a definition i'll give you guys a definition natural selection is the evolutionary process where organisms with heritable traits better suited to their environment, tend to survive, reproduce, and pass those advantageous traits onto future generations.
There's a lot of people with non -advantageous traits out there in the world. Sub 60 IQ, and they will be selected and naturally die off. Another guy, Avi, Free Ox Sage.
Yeah, he sat there and built it himself. Dot, dot, dot. Are you guys this stupid?
Have you logged on to Codex or Claude Code? like i said a third grader could build any app nowadays you could literally tell it to mimic an exact app out there and it'll spend a couple days coding it to its exact t it's called reverse engineering people there's literally a site out there where you just download it and it reverse engineers anything it's called rea and you can put in any site any app and build it for yourself in like 48 hours i don't get why these people are so stupid pisses me off and also in the description i'm going to put a prompt to help you guys set up this whole entire workflow and systems and it should work for you you're gonna have to still do some work but this prompt will make it a lot easier who the jeff who is going jeff jake i'm filming jake paul biz right now i got i got sidetracked but do you have anything to say to the people I think we should do an episode all about mistakes Comment down below if you'd like that someone commented nice keep destroying the earth Why not under our and oral video?
It's these people who talk about saving the earth on a daily basis But are still using electricity and Wi -Fi if you really want to save the earth, please get the fuck Off of Twitter and stop tweeting at me, buddy. You're a hypocrite.
You are consuming electricity. You are using things that you think in your own set of rules and theses are ruining the earth. Dumbfuck.
IQ meter 60. If that naturally selected, you're dead. Until somebody who wants to save this earth doesn't have a fu - car and a phone and is actually consuming no electricity or fossil fuels, that's when we can have a conversation and it obviously would have to be face to face because they don't have a phone.
So you hypocrites out there, shove it up your ass, fucktards. Jake Paul, boxer, YouTuber, and war profiteer. People are mad because I invested in Andoril.
Whoopty fucking do. They are saving more lives and preventing more lives, you jackasses. That's the whole point of autonomous jets and vehicles and war weapons.
And it's going to happen regardless. This is what people don't understand. The world is going to move forward, whether you're a part of it or not.
So you might as well invest in the future of it and invest into the people who want less deaths in war, which is what exactly Andoril is. Unmanned weapons. Less.
human deaths. Isn't that what you want? And Anduril is building laptops in my home state in Ohio.
Call it what you want. I call it creating jobs in Ohio. So yes, we're proud investors in Anduril.
At DTitch, you got naturally selected. IQ 45. You're dead.
All right, and now it's time for your homework. Stop panicking. See where everyone else is getting scared, and that's where you get greedy put more money in double down take more risks and go towards the storm go towards the target and to not be scared to have that conviction the second piece of homework is to open your ai put in the prompt that is in the description to start building your ai assistant and workflows so that you can become 10 people and get even more done and accomplished with your week and this tech is only going to get more advanced so the longer you wait the longer you fall behind while the rest of the world is utilizing it for the greater good of their companies and businesses and what they want to build and when you're done building those workflows comment done with what you found out and the best things that came from you building and the best ones are going to get shouted out and talked about next week everybody's panicking let them there's no secret recipe for success stop being a go work hard
Go get paid. This is Jake Paul Biz. Peace.
We will see you next week.
The Hook
The bait, then the rug-pull.
The title promises an AI setup, but the first 13 minutes are a market-panic sermon and a policy argument. The setup is the reward for staying through it.
Frameworks
Named ideas worth stealing.
01:45concept
Panic watches the wind, conviction watches the target
The storm never changes, your focus does. Fear-driven attention to the problem sinks you; attention on the goal keeps you moving.
Steal fordecisions made under uncertainty
13:31model
Load the AI with ammo
Interview-style context PDF
Calendar
Messages
Email
Granola meeting notes
An AI is only as useful as the context it holds about your life, so feed it everything first, then assign workflows to your biggest time sinks.
Steal forany personal AI assistant setup
CTA Breakdown
How they asked for the click.
VERBAL ASK
23:08link
“Open your AI, paste the prompt from the description, build your assistant, then comment 'done'.”
A homework framing turns the download into an assignment, with a shoutout promised to the best replies the following week.
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