Adam Faze

You never know who’s reading, listening, or paying attention.

If they aren’t seeing you today, they might tomorrow—and they’ll have a whole catalog of your work to dive into.

Being seen brings opportunities, opens doors.

There’s power in letting people in on your vision . They might know someone who knows someone. They might just be waiting for the chance to help. No one is a mind reader. The best opportunities I’ve ever had came because I spoke up.

So start. Start with what you have. Start before you’re ready. Start before it’s good.

Then refine. Polish. Repeat.

If you’re not happy with the result? Keep going. Reinvention doesn’t happen in a single leap. It happens in the doing, the trying, the evolving.

One day, without realizing it, you’ll look back and see just how much has changed.

We assume people want polished perfection. But often, they’re more drawn to the rough draft. The early adopters, the ones who find you first? They’re not looking for sleek—they’re looking for a spark .

They don’t need your idea to be refined. They just need to believe in it.

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Because clarity doesn’t come from waiting. It comes from doing.

Passion + Talent = Momentum

Passion fuels the vision. It gives you the courage to leap before it makes sense. It’s energy. Emotion. Obsession.

Talent builds the machine. It’s your edge. The part that compounds. The part you can refine over time. It’s what makes the work actually work .

Put them together, and you get momentum.

I use you and George Will as examples of this all the time. Brilliant guys, but this is a street fight. We need to be street fighters. This is going to be determined on social media and getting people out to vote. It’s not going to be debated on the Upper East Side or Upper West Side.

He understands that to get anything done, you have to make the people understand. And so therefore, constantly, we’re in a battle of narrative. Unrestricted narrative warfare. Everything is narrative. And in that regard, you have to make sure you forget about the noise and focus on the signal.

I call Trump a Marshall McLuhanesque figure. McLuhan called it, right? He says this mass thing called media, or what Pierre Teilhard de Chardin said of the noosphere, is going to so overwhelm evolutionary biology that it will be everything. And Trump understands that. That’s why he watches TV.