I went from a $30 storage room to the biggest rooms in the world.

In 2023 I lived in my landlord's storage room. It had a broken bed, two storage containers full of someone else's things, and barely enough space for a desk.

I was broke and desperate to build my AI business. That desk was where I tried.

In 2025 I began sharing on LinkedIn what we were learning and building, for ourselves and for clients. My first post flopped. So did my tenth. I kept improving, and my twentieth went viral.

Here is what one of those posts did.

We booked more calls than we had space to take. At a $6,000 average deal size, the calendar was carrying close to $1.4M in potential pipeline in a month.

Messages arrived from Andy Elliott, and executives at billion-dollar companies, including the director of Grant Cardone Capital. Founders and CEOs of billion-dollar companies wrote in, and podcast invites followed.

For about six months, I was living well.

• Booked more calls than we had space for
• Messages from people running billion-dollar companies
• Podcast invites landing in my inbox

In all that motion I made a mistake I couldn't see. If that platform stopped working, my business stopped with it.

It stopped. The LinkedIn system that drove our growth no longer produced the same results.

Around the same time, my partners and I went our separate ways.

I'm running OsmoSync and doing the work we used to do, with a new foundation. This time I'm doing it differently.

First, I post on every platform: Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube and X. That is how I find clients, and it is where I share everything I know.

Second, I journal the build, the highs and the lows, unfiltered, so you can see what works and what doesn't.

• Every platform: Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube and X
• Every build: shared as I go
• Every low: shown, not hidden