Hey guys, I decided to buy Leaving Socials from Jakub. During my scouting, I saw a great opportunity to own my first digital asset. I noticed a lot of videos on YouTube telling you to "leave socials". Even big names are publicly talking about it. Nowadays, how do you feel about social media?

Yes, you are! Keep up the good work, and the results will follow.

I shared a post on LinkedIn about community autonomy. The thesis was simple: the best communities need their founder less over time. But here’s the harder question: How do you actually get there? What would you change in a community to make members create more value without relying on the founder? Drop your best ideas below 👇

Artificial intelligence is changing the rules of business in ways that could threaten even the largest companies. Adobe is one example. Developer Brandon Thomas used AI to create ArtCraft, offering free, open-source alternatives to seven Adobe applications, including Photoshop, Illustrator and Premiere Pro. They aren't full replacements for professional tools yet, but the speed of development is remarkable. What if products that took years and millions of dollars to build could be replicated in weeks? Even the biggest companies aren't untouchable. That's why I believe strong communities will become some of the most valuable assets of the future. It wasn't a coincidence that companies like Anthropic, OpenAI and Lovable were investing in community leadership, with reported annual compensation ranging from $300,000 to $400,000 for some Head of Community roles. They weren't just hiring people to manage social media. They were investing in relationships, trust and a competitive advantage that AI couldn't easily replicate. Consider Midjourney and its 18 million people on Discord. Competitors can copy its features, build similar image generators and offer lower prices. But can they copy millions of relationships, shared history, trust and collective intelligence? I DON'T THINK SO ❌ ArtCraft directs visitors from its website straight to Discord community. Even its LinkedIn “Learn more” button takes you directly to the community, not the website. The result? 115,118 Discord members, with 26,000 active right now, versus just 2,000+ LinkedIn followers. A strong community is more than an audience. It's a network of people who share knowledge, collaborate and generate collective intelligence that no individual could easily create alone. AI can replicate products, but it can't easily replicate years of trust and relationships.

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