A tale of resilience you won’t forget. Plus: Alex Hormozi’s advice on what to build instead of AI, the flood of AI slop on YouTube, a nostalgic Cavs reunion, and why building offline hobbies matters.
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Four links, my Thought of the Week, a Photo, and a Quote — no filler, just the stuff that actually stuck.
Here’s this week’s batch:
- Hobbies
- YouTube is Already 20% AI Slop
- PRISONER NO MORE: The True Story of Tae Jin Park
- The 2016 Cavs 10-Year Reunion Golf Scramble
- Alex Hormozi’s Warning: Stop Chasing AI, Build This Instead!Thanks for reading Weekly NishIsHere!! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.
Weekly NishIsHere! – Issue #106
♣ Thought of the Week
◘ Your inner child is creative. And getting back to your hobbies is how you find your inner child.
♣ Tech
◘ YouTube is Already 20% AI Slop
Have you noticed your YouTube feed feeling a bit… off lately? It’s not just you. About 20% of the platform is now filled with “AI slop”, low-effort, automated junk designed just to chase quick ad revenue.
While YouTube is finally fighting back with new AI detection labels, their overzealous algorithms are accidentally catching real creators in the crossfire. It’s a messy transition, and it really makes you wonder: can human creativity still thrive in an AI-saturated world?
♣ Creator Economy
◘ PRISONER NO MORE: The True Story of Tae Jin Park
Prisoner No More follows Tae Jin Park, a young man diagnosed with cerebral palsy, who dismantled every physical limitation medical science predicted for him.
Through athletic training under Olympian strength coach Jerzy Gregorek and an uncompromising commitment to identity transformation, Tae Jin’s story redefines what the human body and mind are capable of.
♣ Pop Culture
◘ The 2016 Cavs 10-Year Reunion Golf Scramble
LeBron James debuts on YouTube with a 1.5-hour video that quickly reaches 2.4 million views.
You won’t believe the legendary 2016 Cleveland Cavaliers squad is back together! To celebrate their iconic championship win, LeBron James took the crew- Kevin Love, J.R. Smith, Richard Jefferson, Tristan Thompson, and Channing Frye on an epic golf trip to Scotland.
They traded the basketball court for the fairways at Castle Stuart for some high-stakes, hilarious match play. It’s pure nostalgia, nonstop trash talk, and some surprisingly great and questionable golf. You definitely have to watch this!
♣ Business
◘ Alex Hormozi’s Warning: Stop Chasing AI, Build This Instead!
Ever wonder if AI will replace your business? Alex Hormozi’s latest talk is a must-watch.
He argues that in an AI-saturated world, your true competitive advantage isn’t tech; it’s reality. Your reputation, track record, and real-world results are the only moats that truly matter.
Instead of chasing trends, he suggests focusing on timeless fundamentals: long-term patience, human-centric incentives, and taking actual risks. It’s a refreshing reminder that the human touch remains our most powerful asset for success.
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♣ Photo of the Week
◘ Cosmic Vortex, Naci Caba, Oils, 2000
♣ Quote of the Week
No success can compensate for failure in the home.
◘ You go out, fix the world while your home needs fixing first.
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