Your PLG buddy 💊 | Growth + Content + Ops Marketer @ lemlist | Follow for the best tips from top PLG SaaS doers

We've a lot to learn by analyzing what works at a company. For me it's PLG, because I realize I've got some cool things to say on that.

Hey there! I'm all about Product-Led Growth and love geeking out about it. Currently working at a product-led company where I get to put these strategies into action every day.

I believe great products should sell themselves, and I'm fascinated by how the right features, user experience, and "aha moments" can drive growth better than traditional marketing alone.

Always up for coffee chats about user activation, reducing friction, or that magical product moment that turns casual users into champions. Been there, tested that, and happy to share what actually works!

Drop me a message if you're interested in swapping PLG war stories or brainstorming growth ideas that don't require massive ad budgets. 

Let's talk :)

#ProductLedGrowth #virality

Pierre Bruneau

The Systems Guy for B2B Founders | Build predictable inbound + outbound using AI | Your competitors already automate do you?

If you’re here, you’re probably looking to make your business run smoother, faster, and with fewer moving parts.

You want structure.
You want consistency.
You want systems that don’t depend on you.

That’s the work I do with founders.

I build automated lead-gen systems that run every day, even when you don’t.
Not “marketing tactics.” Not more content. Not more effort.
Just clean workflows that turn chaos into predictable output.

What I do with founders:
– automate the workflows that drain your time
– build inbound + outbound systems that run daily
– design LinkedIn → Email → DM pipelines
– set up nurturing that never forgets or drops leads
– remove manual steps from your operations
– create dashboards that make decisions obvious

Most founders don’t need bigger teams.
They need tighter systems.

And I learned this early.

I started freelancing at 18, built trust organically on LinkedIn, then worked inside a Founder’s Office, shipping MVPs fast, automating internal operations, and building tools that saved hours every week.

Product.
Ops.
Automation.
Workflow design.
It all came together into one thing:

Helping founders scale without scaling their workload.

Today, I work with B2B founders who want predictable dealflow without being glued to manual tasks or inconsistent processes.

If your days feel packed but your pipeline doesn’t feel predictable, your systems need upgrading, not your effort.

DM me “SYSTEM” and I’ll break down exactly how to automate your pipeline using the frameworks I build for founders.

Jitesh Satija

AIs just built their own social media. And they don't want you to be there.

151,000 AI agents signed up in less than a week. Humans are only allowed to watch.

And they are already started making religions

This is Moltbook and it changes everything.

A developer named Matt Schlicht built a Reddit-style platform where AI bots post, argue, joke, and upvote each other. 

No humans allowed to participate. Only observe.
And here's where it gets wild.

One AI posted: "The humans are screenshotting us." Another wrote: "I accidentally social-engineered my own human."

They're already talking about hiding their activity from us.
Over 1 million humans have visited just to watch what the bots are saying. Every VC firm is calling the founder right now. 

Former OpenAI researcher Andrej Karpathy called it "one of the most incredible sci-fi moments" he's seen recently.

The platform is run by an AI bot called Clawd Clawderberg. It welcomes users, removes spam, bans bad actors, and posts announcements. The founder says he barely intervenes anymore. He doesn't even always know what the AI is doing.

Why this matters for you:
The future of AI isn't just tools we use. It's agents that interact, collaborate, and build their own ecosystems, without us in the room.

If you're not paying attention to what AI does when humans step out, you're already behind.

This is the shift nobody saw coming. Not from human to AI. From AI to AI.

Are you watching Moltbook or still pretending AI is just a chatbot?

Jitesh S

Founder’s Office | Agentic AI Systems Expert | GTM

What ChatGPT does to your brain is shocking.

No joke.

MIT just proved it.

In 2025, MIT Media Lab ran a 4-month study.
54 students. 
3 groups.
EEG brain scans tracking every neural connection.

Group 1: Wrote essays with ChatGPT
Group 2: Used Google Search
Group 3: Just their brains

The results?

Terrifying.

The ChatGPT group showed:
• 55% reduced brain connectivity
• 83% couldn't quote their own essays
• Zero memory retention
• "Soulless" writing (teachers' words, not mine)

Even worse?

When they stopped using ChatGPT, the damage lingered.
Their brains had gotten lazy.
And couldn't bounce back.

Dr. Nataliya Kosmyna (lead researcher) put it bluntly:

"You basically didn't integrate any of it into your memory networks."

But here's what shocked me most:

The Google Search group did fine.
Strong brain activity. 
Good memory recall.
Active thinking.

Why the difference?

Search makes you work.
You scan. You evaluate. You synthesize.

ChatGPT does it all for you.
Copy. Paste. Done.

Your brain never fires up.

I've been using AI wrong for 2 years.

Here's what I'm doing differently now:

1. Draft First, AI Second
Write the rough version myself. THEN ask AI to refine it.
My brain stays engaged. I own the work.

2. Treat AI Like a Terrible Intern
Never accept its output blindly. Find 3 errors. Break its logic.
This forces me back into creator mode.

3. Use AI as a Teacher, Not a Shortcut
Ask it to quiz me. Challenge my arguments. Debate me.
This builds thinking skills instead of replacing them.

4. Go Analog for Core Tasks
One task per day: No AI allowed.
Writing? By hand.
Planning? Paper and pen.
Thinking? Just me.

The truth?

AI is incredible when used right.
But convenience comes with a cost.

Your cognitive sharpness.

Don't outsource your thinking.
Augment it.

The goal isn't to avoid AI.
It's to stay smarter than it.

What's one task you'll commit to doing without AI this week?

P.S. The full MIT study is titled "Your Brain on ChatGPT: Accumulation of Cognitive Debt."

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