Codie Sanchez's Small Business Boom: More Theatre Than Economics
We’re going to witness the biggest small business boom in history. Even with all the AI doomerism, the ones who buy a small business over the next few years will set their families up for… | Codie A. Sanchez | 123 comments
Verdict
"The biggest small business boom in history," announces Codie Sanchez, soaring past plausible economics into the realm of performance art. Her implicit claim to "teach you everything I know" at MSM Live is less an educational offering and more a thinly veiled cash grab, spotlighting her own self-promotional prowess rather than any innovative idea. Meanwhile, her vague invocation of fighting "AI doomerism" with small business ownership reads like motivational poster prose—destined for LinkedIn oblivion as yet another cliché. In truth, this post is an exquisite tapestry woven from borrowed authority and empty profundity, where the only real boom is the echo chamber of self-congratulation reverberating between its lines.
The post suggests a grand vision of a business boom while also implying the author's unique insights without much modesty.
References to upcoming events and personal teachings heavily lean on the author's perceived expertise rather than engaging content.
'The biggest small business boom in history' is a vague claim that lacks substantial backing or specific examples.
The message about adapting to new technology contrasts with the reliance on traditional ownership structures.
The blatant invitation to an event for personal teaching is overt self-promotion throughout the text.
'AI doomerism' and 'set their families up for generations' are typical tropes seen in motivational rhetoric.