Noemi Kis✨

The riskiest chance you’ll ever take?

The one you don’t take.

Everyone obsesses over the price of taking a chance:

↳ "What if I fail?"
↳ "What if I lose money?"
↳ "What if people judge me?"

But nobody talks about the cost of inaction. The price of staying exactly where you are.

Here's what standing still actually costs you:

1. Opportunity cost

↳ Someone else gets ahead while you hesitate
↳ Competitors learn from mistakes while you research
↳ Markets move whether you're ready or not

2. Compound cost

↳ Skills become harder to learn with time
↳ Networks become harder to access later
↳ Momentum you don't create keeps you stuck

3. Time cost

↳ You can recover from failed business
↳ You can't recover wasted years
↳ Time is the only resource you can't earn back

Most people spend so much energy avoiding short-term discomfort that they guarantee long-term regret.

So you only really have 2 options:

Take the risk now, or pay for it every day you don’t.

Because regret is the most expensive bill you’ll ever get.

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In 2021, I finally admitted something embarrassing.

I was waiting for my life to change itself.

For years, I kept telling myself:

→ Once I get that funding, I'll take time for myself
→ Once I hire a team, I'll have time to exercise 
→ Once things calm down, I'll fix my sleep

But here's the thing no one talks about:

"Once" never comes.

The business never "calms down." The inbox never empties. The perfect moment never arrives.

Then I came across this quote: "You will never change your life until you change something you do daily."

So I started small. Uncomfortably small.

6am: 20-minute walk. Every day. No excuses.

It felt ridiculous at first. Who had time for a walk?

But 90 days later, I noticed something:

→ I was sleeping better 
→ My focus was sharper 
→ My decisions were clearer 
→ My business was actually growing faster

The secret wasn't in some massive life overhaul. It was in the 20 minutes I committed to before anyone else woke up.

And to be honest, I used to think "routines" were for people with boring lives.

But now I know:

Routines aren't restrictions. They're the foundation that makes freedom possible.

So if you're waiting for the right moment to change your life...

Think about this instead:

What's one thing you could do tomorrow morning that your future self would thank you for?

Start there.

Not next month. Not after this project. Not when things settle down.

Tomorrow.

Because your success isn't hiding in some future moment.

It's waiting for you in tomorrow's morning routine.

Sometimes planning is just fear in disguise.

And it's keeping you stuck.

Before you close this thinking I'm anti-planning, hear me out.

The difference between successful people and everyone else isn't how much they prepared.

It's how fast they moved from thinking to doing.

Because here's what no one admits:

→ That course won't make you ready
→ That certification won't eliminate fear
→ That perfect plan won't survive reality
→ That extra year won't matter

You know what does matter?

Starting when you're 60% ready and figuring out the other 40% in real time.

Every hour spent "getting ready" is an hour not spent getting better.

Every day perfecting the plan is a day not learning what actually works.

Every week waiting for confidence is a week your competitor is building momentum.

Success doesn't come from being perfectly prepared.

It comes from being willing to suck at something long enough to get good at it.

I used to be obsessed with planning too.

I thought I needed more experience. More savings. More proof I wouldn't fail.

So I waited. And researched. And prepared some more.

Then a mentor asked me this question:

Are you preparing to start? Or are you just delaying the inevitable discomfort of being a beginner?

That stuck with me.

So I stopped waiting and took the leap anyway.

Messy. Underprepared. Terrified.

And that's exactly how I ended up quitting my job and building a successful business.

Not from perfect planning, but from imperfect action.

So if you've been stuck in planning mode, try this:

→ Set a 48-hour launch deadline
→ Make one imperfect move today
→ Test before you perfect
→ Commit to 30 days of action

Because being ready is a myth. You start. You suck. You figure it out. You get better.

That's the only formula that works.

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The strongest people don’t “handle”everything.

They're just know what to keep out.

Think about how much noise exists around us:

→ 24/7 news cycles designed to trigger anxiety
→ Social media arguments that go nowhere
→ Other people's opinions about how life should be lived
→ Drama that has nothing to do with our goals
→ Problems we can't solve being presented as our responsibility

And staying open to everything doesn't make you informed. It makes you exhausted.

The most resilient people understand this:

– You can care without absorbing every crisis
– You can stay informed without drowning in negativity
– You can be empathetic without making every problem yours
– You can set boundaries without being cold

What weighs people down isn't external chaos.

It's what they allow inside their mental space.

The world will always be unpredictable.
People will always have opinions.
Problems will always exist.

But none of that has to live rent-free in your head.

Protecting your peace is not selfish.
It's just survival.

Because you can't pour from an empty cup.

And you can't think clearly when your mind is flooded.

So ask yourself this question today:

What am I letting in that doesn't serve me?

The water around you will always be there.

But what gets inside? That's your choice.

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I have a simple framework for solving problems.

It's saved me thousands of hours.

Here it is:

1) If you are lost → the answer is education

This is where most people live. Stuck in confusion and paralyzed by possibilities.

The fix isn't more action. It's more clarity.

→ Read the book
→ Take the course
→ Find the mentor

2) If you are educated → the answer is execution

Now you know too much. You've read all the books. But you haven't built anything.

This is where knowledge becomes a trap. The fix isn't more learning. It's messy action:

→ Launch the imperfect version
→ Test the idea before it's ready
→ Stop researching and start doing

3) If you are executing → the answer is consistency

You've started. You're doing the work. But here's where most people quit:

Week 1: Excited
Week 3: Frustrated
Week 6: Doubting
Week 10: Gone

The fix isn't a new strategy. It's staying power.

→ Show up when motivation dies
→ Repeat when results are invisible
→ Trust the process when others pivot

So the real question you need to answer is:

Which stage are you actually in?

Because the solution changes depending on where you are.

- Lost? Stop doing. Start learning.
- Educated? Stop learning. Start doing.
- Executing? Stop changing. Start repeating.

The framework is simple. But simple doesn't mean easy.

Most people fail because they're applying the wrong solution to their current stage.

Don't be most people.

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If you want to win in life,

Here are 4 hard truths you need to accept:

1. You won't be liked by everyone

→ When you set boundaries, some will call you difficult

→ When you raise standards, others will say you've changed

→ When you choose your path, they'll take it personally

You can't please everyone and build the life you want. Pick one.

2. Not everyone deserves access to you

→ Your time is finite, protect it

→ Some people drain more than they give

→ "No" is a complete sentence

Guard your energy like your life depends on it. Because it does.

3. Growth means leaving people behind

→ Some won't understand your new priorities

→ Others will want the old version of you

→ A few will resent your progress

You can't evolve and stay the same. Choose growth.

4. No one is coming to save you

→ Not your network, not luck, not timing

→ The opportunity you want? You have to create it → The life you want? You have to build it

Stop waiting for permission. Start moving.

These truths feel harsh at first.

Like you're being selfish or cold.

But accepting them isn't about being ruthless.

It's about being intentional.

So if you're struggling with any of these right now:

You're not wrong for wanting more.

You're not selfish for choosing yourself.

You're just finally ready to win.

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4 simple rules that solve 90% of problems:

1. If it's not yours, don't take it.
2. If it's not right, don't do it.
3. If it's not true, don't say it.
4. If you don't know, be quiet.

They sound really obvious. Yet watch how many people break these daily:

↳ Taking credit for others' work
↳ Doing wrong things for short-term gain
↳ Spreading information they haven't verified
↳ Speaking confidently about unfamiliar topics

The internet has made this worse. Everyone feels pressure to have an opinion on everything.

To look busy. To appear successful. To sound smart.

But wisdom does not mean having all the answers.
It means knowing when you don't.

The most respected people I know:

→ Give credit generously
→ Do the right thing even when it's costly
→ Say "I don't know" without any shame
→ Stay quiet when they have nothing to add

When you don't take what isn't yours, people trust you with bigger opportunities.

When you only do what's right, your reputation becomes your greatest asset.

When you only speak truth, your words carry weight.

When you stay quiet instead of pretending, people value your voice when you do speak.

Master these rules, and you won’t need to prove yourself.

Your presence will do it for you.

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Most people manage their life like an employee.

But top performers run it like a CEO.

90% of people operate with an employee mindset:

→ Waiting for permission
→ Following other people's schedules
→ Reacting to demands
→ Accepting what comes their way
→ Trading time for results

But they forget this - you're not an employee of your life. You're the founder.

How to run your life like a company worth investing in:

1. Audit your ROI

↳ Which relationships drain more than they give?
↳ Which habits cost more than they return?
↳ Which commitments steal your energy?

2. Reinvest in high-performers

↳ Double down on the 20% of efforts driving 80% of results
↳ Amplify what energizes you
↳ Scale what's already working

3. Cut underperforming assets

↳ Say no to opportunities that don't align
↳ Release relationships that hold you back
↳ Eliminate tasks that steal focus from what matters

Your life isn't something happening to you. It's an enterprise you're building.

Be ruthless with what you cut.

Be generous with what you grow.

The CEO of your life clocks in every morning.

Make sure they're working on the right things.

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I was 30 when I realized that no one cared about me.

It changed my life forever.

Before that, I used to be terrified of being judged. All I cared about was:

→ What people would think if I failed
→ Whether my idea was "good enough"
→ If I looked stupid trying something new

I spent more time managing perceptions than building anything real.

But after over a decade of entrepreneurship and multiple failures and successes, I know this:

Nobody was ever thinking about me. They aren't. They weren't. They never were.

People are mostly just thinking about themselves. They don't have time to worry about what you're doing, or how well you're doing it, because they're all caught up in their own dramas.

That investor who said no? Forgot about you 10 minutes later.
That person who laughed at your idea? Hasn't thought about it since.
That "failure" you're still replaying in your head? No one else remembers it.

And once you realize this, everything changes.

You stop:

→ Waiting for permission
→ Making yourself smaller
→ Asking if it's "the right time"

You just start.

Because if no one's watching anyway, you might as well do the thing that scares you.

The business idea you've been sitting on?
The pivot you're afraid to make?
The "crazy" move that feels too bold?

No one's paying attention enough to judge you for trying.

And the few people who are paying attention? They're the ones cheering you on.

So if you're waiting for the "right moment" or the "perfect plan" or for people to stop watching...

Stop waiting.

Nobody's thinking about you anyway.

Might as well make it worth their while if they do.

Talent is extremely overrated.

And has quite little to do with success.

Here are 10 things that require 0 talent but make you unstoppable:

1. Being on time

→ Set your alarm 15 minutes earlier than you need
→ Plan your route the night before
→ Arrive 5 minutes early, not "on time"

2. Work ethic

→ Block 2 hours of deep work daily with no distractions
→ Finish what you start before moving to the next thing
→ Track your productive hours, not just logged ones

3. Effort

→ Ask "What's one more thing I can do?”
→ Volunteer for the project no one else wants
→ Do the work even when no one's watching

4. Energy

→ Show up with enthusiasm in the first 5 mins 
→ Compliment someone's work before noon
→ Eliminate energy vampires from your calendar

5. Body language

→ Make eye contact when someone's speaking to you
→ Sit up straight in meetings, don't slouch
→ Uncross your arms and lean in when listening

6. Passion

→ Write down 3 things you're excited about this week
→ Talk about your work like it matters, because it does
→ Find the "why" behind tasks you don't enjoy

7. Doing extra

→ Send a follow-up email with additional resources
→ Offer to help a colleague without being asked
→ Add one unexpected detail that exceeds expectations

8. Being prepared

→ Review your agenda 10 minutes before every meeting
→ Keep a running doc of questions you need answered
→ Have your work ready 24 hours before the deadline

9. Being coachable

→ Ask for feedback after every major project
→ Write down one thing you learned today
→ Say "teach me" instead of "I know"

10. Being kind

→ Thank someone by name for something specific 
→ Hold the door, make the coffee, clean up the mess
→ Assume positive intent before reacting

Talent gets you in the door. These things keep you in the room.

And eventually, they make you irreplaceable.

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70% of my energy goes to things I love.

30% to things I have to do.

That's my “success formula.”

But it took me years to figure this out.

Early in my career, I had it completely backwards:

→ 70% of my time was spent on obligations
→ 20% on things I tolerated
→ 10% on things I actually enjoyed

I was doing great on paper.

But I was exhausted. Resentful. And honestly, I couldn't remember the last time I felt excited about my work.

The breakthrough came when I started asking a different question:

Not "What do I need to do today?" But "What do I actually want to do today?"

That’s when I realized:

→ I was spending hours on admin that could be automated
→ I was taking meetings that drained me instead of energized me
→ I was saying yes to projects out of obligation, not desire
→ I was doing work I was good at, but didn't love

And here's the thing:

You can be good at something and still hate doing it.

Competence doesn't equal joy. So I made a rule for myself:

If 70% of my work doesn't light me up, something has to change.

Here's how I restructured after that:

1. I tracked my energy levels after every task

2. I eliminated, automated, or delegated the 30%

3. I doubled down on the 70%

The result?

→ Same revenue, half the effort
→ More creativity and innovation
→ Sustainable pace I can maintain for decades
→ Work that actually feels like expression, not obligation

When I focused on the work I loved, I got better at it.

When I got better at it, I attracted better opportunities.

When I attracted better opportunities, I made more money doing less.

So if you're feeling burnt out, ask yourself:

What percentage of your energy is going toward things you love?

If it's less than 70%, you don't have a time management problem.

You have a business design problem.

And the good news is: design problems have design solutions.

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I grew up hearing “struggle is noble”

And it kept me stuck for years.

I was always taught that struggle is necessary:

- Artists struggle.
- Creatives sacrifice.
- Passion doesn't pay bills.

So I spent years feeling guilty and apologizing for wanting to make more money.

Today I believe:

→ Struggle is not noble. It's self-sabotage.
→ It doesn't make your work better. 
→ t's about worthiness.

Your creativity has value. And charging for it doesn't make you a sellout.

It makes you a better artist.

Here’s how:

1. You price based on value.
2. You inspire other creators to thrive.
3. You attract those who respect your art. 
4. You create from abundance, not desperation.

Every artist who charges well gives permission for others to do the same.

I call myself a thriving artist now.

The best art comes from artists who aren't worried about rent.

The best businesses come from entrepreneurs who see their work as art.

You can be:

- profitable AND passionate.
- creative AND a high earner.
- an artist AND an entrepreneur.

Stop romanticizing struggle.

Your art and work deserve to be valued.

And so do you.

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What kept me up for months is barely a memory now.

And that's the paradox of stress.

That square on the left? That's how overwhelming something feels while you're in it.

→ The risk you're afraid to take
→ The change that feels impossible
→ The problem with no clear answer

It fills every corner of your mind.

Your sleep suffers. Your focus fractures. Your confidence wavers.

But when you’re in the moment, you don’t realize:
Stress has an expiration date.

That tiny square on the right? That's the same problem 5 years later.

The client you thought you couldn't lose? Replaced.
The financial pressure that felt crushing? Forgotten.
The pivot that terrified you? Just another chapter.

What changes isn't the problem. It's your perspective.

Because time doesn't just heal. It reveals.

It shows you that crises are temporary.
That fears are inflated.
That stress is often a story about a future that never arrives.

Here's what I’ve learnt in the past few years:

– The problem you're avoiding won't shrink with time
– The stress you're feeling will
– Action reduces both

So if you're in the middle of something that feels enormous right now...

Ask yourself one question:

"Will this matter in 5 years?"

If the answer is no, you're giving it too much power.
If the answer is yes, you already know what to do.

The stress is temporary.

But the growth that comes from pushing through it?

That's permanent.

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Just spent $50,000 on a website?

You might want to sit down for this.

Yesterday, I cloned my entire e-commerce site in 20 minutes.

Not 20 days. Not 20 hours. Twenty minutes.

Here's what happened:

My water filtration business has a custom-coded website that cost more than my first car.

We needed it when we launched. Or so I thought.

Today, I discovered Lovable's new Shopify integration.

I gave it one prompt:
"Build a Shopify integrated website inspired by my website"

What it built:

→ Full e-commerce functionality
→ AI-powered product search 
→ Seamless Shopify backend connection

The kicker? The AI search isn't generic.

I asked it: "Do you have part XYZ in stock and how much?"

It searched my actual product database and gave me the exact price.

My expensive website doesn't even do that.

Here's what's actually happening:

While agencies are quoting you 6-month timelines and enterprise budgets, AI is building better sites in the time it takes to grab coffee.

The old model:
→ $50K minimum investment
→ 3-6 month development cycle
→ Another $10K for "custom features"
→ Monthly maintenance fees

The new reality:
→ Build it yourself in under an hour
→ Test and iterate in real-time
→ Add features with a prompt
→ Own everything outright

This isn't about replacing developers.

It's about not waiting 6 months and going broke for something you can build today.

Every founder burning cash on "professional" websites needs to see this.

The tools exist. The integration works. I tried it myself.

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Yesterday I tested OpenAI's Sora 2 with invideo.

Made a car commercial that looked like a $50k production.

It took 12 minutes.

Here's what's actually happening:

Professional video production has always been expensive.

We're talking:

→ $10-50k per commercial
→ 6-12 week timelines
→ Teams of 15+ people

That was reality. Until AI changed the game.

OpenAI's Sora 2 creates visuals so real they're indistinguishable from actual footage.

And invideo takes that and turns it into finished content.

I typed what I wanted and hit generate.

invideo handled everything else - scripting, pacing, music, transitions.

The result looked like I hired an agency.

Except I didn't.

This changes how we create:

→ Test 10 concepts instead of betting on one
→ Create content at the speed of thought
→ Scale your message without scaling your team

The old way isn't wrong.

It's just obsolete.

While brands are still scheduling their fifth revision meeting, you're already on your tenth published video.

That's the power of AI meeting practical execution.

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Your boring Zoom has 25 viral clips hiding inside.

Watch me prove it.

Most creators are sitting on goldmines:

→ Team meetings with brilliant insights
→ Client calls packed with testimonials
→ Casual conversations full of wisdom
→ Recorded workshops gathering digital dust

Here's what they don't realize: AI doesn't see "boring." It sees opportunity.

I just uploaded my podcast OpusClip.

One 26-minute conversation.
Five minutes of processing.
Three platforms ready to go.

What it found:

→ 12 motivational moments I would've missed
→ 8 actionable tips buried in casual chat
→ 5 story hooks perfect for viral content

But here's where it gets interesting.

I used specific prompts to extract exactly what I needed:

"Find contrarian viewpoints" → 17 debate-worthy clips
"Extract emotional moments" → 15 vulnerability shares
"Identify teaching opportunities" → 12 mini-lessons

Each clip optimized for its platform:

- LinkedIn: Professional insights, square format
- YouTube Shorts: High-energy moments, vertical
- Instagram Reels: Story-driven content, captions included

The old way:
→ 8 hours editing one video
→ Guessing what might work
→ One platform at a time
→ Burning out on content creation

The new way:
→ Upload once, publish everywhere
→ AI identifies viral potential
→ Platform-specific content
→ More time creating, less time editing

Your Zoom recordings aren't boring.
Your editing process is.

Stop leaving content on the table.
Start mining the gold that's already there.

Try OpusClip today

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Your designers spend 30% of their time doing admin work.

Let that sink in for a second.

I saw this in the water industry: $150/hour engineers answering calls about $10 parts.

Same inefficiency. Different industry.

In creative agencies, your $85/hour designers are:

- Digging through folders for files
- Chasing down approvals in email
- Fixing version control nightmares

Here's the math:

10 designers × 12 admin hours/week × $85/hour = $530,000/year

That's over half a million dollars. Not spent on creative work. Spent on finding files.

You don't need more people.

You need systems that don't waste the people you have.

That's where Air helps:

→ AI finds any asset in seconds
→ Visual search that thinks like designers
→ Automated approval workflows
→ Version control that actually works

Your designers design.
Your margins improve.
Your agency scales.

Stop paying creatives to be file clerks.
Start building systems that respect their value.

Automate your creative operations using Air

I partnered with Air for this as I think it’s the best solution for automating creative work.

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