Paweł Domański
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112 lines
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TITLE: Clearmud May 2026 Live Series Strategy
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DATE: 2026-05-08 08:37
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STATUS: strategy snapshot and working plan
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SCOPE: local documentation only, no production changes
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* Core format
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- Weekdays, Monday to Friday: livestreams.
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- Saturday and Sunday: long-form videos.
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- Weekdays create raw material.
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- Weekends harvest the strongest builds into evergreen proof.
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- Each stream should produce at least one reusable asset.
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* Working title direction
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** Marcelo's May test title
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- Day 1 of Helping You Reach $1,000,000 ARR in 2026
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** Note
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This title is strong and clickable. Use it, but frame it carefully so it does not sound like a guarantee.
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** Recommended spoken framing
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- This is not me promising every viewer $1M ARR.
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- This is us building the systems, workflows, offers, products, and operating habits that make $1M ARR possible.
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** Brand-safe alternate title patterns
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- Day 1 of Building the $1,000,000 ARR AI Business System
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- Day 1 of Building AI Systems to Reach $1,000,000 ARR
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- Day 1: Building the AI Operating System for $1,000,000 ARR
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- Day 1 of the $1,000,000 ARR Build Lab
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* Core positioning
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** Preferred positioning
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- We are building the systems, not selling the fantasy.
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** Expanded positioning
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- Every weekday, we use OpenClaw, Hermes, ChatGPT 5.5, Claude Opus 4.7, and real business workflows to build the systems, products, automations, and operating assets that can help founders move toward $1M ARR.
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** Shorter show promise
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- Every weekday, we build one piece of the $1M ARR operating system.
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* Strategic thesis
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This is not guru content, not a passive community, and not a SaaS demo. It is a live systems lab where real workflows enter the machine and come out as reusable assets.
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The goal is to help others while also building Clearmud products, membership, and brand authority.
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* Four compounding outcomes
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** 1. Audience help
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- Review their ideas.
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- Diagnose what they are stuck on.
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- Recommend build paths.
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- Lightly promote good projects.
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** 2. Clearmud product development
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- Build tools live.
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- Improve ClawCrib, PromptBrowser, members, resources, portal, and internal systems.
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- Turn recurring audience pain into product and resource ideas.
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** 3. Membership growth
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- Submit your workflow.
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- Get reviewed, mapped, or built live.
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- Access the blueprint and member assets after.
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** 4. Brand authority
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- Clearmud becomes the public operating lab for AI-assisted business systems.
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* Recommended operating ratio
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Do not make every stream fully reactive. Use a hybrid:
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- 70% curriculum or daily focus.
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- 30% audience workflow review.
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Reason: a curriculum spine keeps the show coherent, while audience submissions make it alive.
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* Daily stream structure
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1. Today's $1M ARR lever.
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2. Audience or business problem.
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3. System or product being built.
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4. OpenClaw, Hermes, and AI agent workflow.
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5. Revenue, time-saving, or manual-work-removal path.
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6. What got built today.
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7. Build Blueprint or resource generated.
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8. Who should submit next.
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* Monthly progress metrics
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Revenue is the headline, but early-stage viewers need progress metrics too.
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Track:
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- Revenue influenced.
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- Leads generated.
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- Manual steps removed.
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- Hours saved.
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- Users reached.
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- Offers tested.
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- Builds shipped.
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- Workflows automated.
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- Audience projects reviewed.
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- Member assets created.
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* Every stream should produce an asset
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Possible outputs:
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- Build Blueprint.
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- Resource page.
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- Prompt pack.
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- Workflow map.
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- Agent architecture.
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- Checklist.
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- Mini tool.
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- Case study.
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- Idea scorecard.
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- Weekend long-form outline.
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* Build Blueprint sections
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1. Problem.
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