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Agent Rise

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2 days ago

Posted On: October 14th 2026, 11:15 pm

My name is Ritesh and I work with founders 1 on 1 to help them build a profitable one person business using AI. I’ve worked with 260+ founders over the last 2 years and have made them millions.

The results are live on my account and in my bio.

#entrepreneurship #onlinebusiness #buildinpublic #claude

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[sunscreen, makeup, outfit, meesho, suit]

OFFICIALLY 2 WEEKS AWAY FROM STEPPING ON STAGE AGAIN! 🏆

Last week we did a 48-hour carb depletion followed by a carb load to get a better idea of how my body responds and how many carbs I might need during peak week.

For those who don’t know, the idea behind this is that when you deplete carbs, your muscles can start looking flatter as glycogen levels drop. When you introduce carbs again, you replenish that glycogen and your muscles can start looking fuller.

I know the differences might look small from one clip to the next, but in bodybuilding, those little details can make all the difference when you’re standing on stage.

I’m curious, which look was your favorite? 👀

That familiar voice in my head said change everything, so here we are.
(Comment HAIR for the color details)

Dude outruns a massive wave! 😳
🙏🏻 Please read this:
Coastal erosion is getting worse, and we can’t keep treating the symptoms alone. Protecting roads, parking lots, property, and homes requires BOTH coastal armoring and sand replenishment. This is imperative for public safety and protecting infrastructure.

Look at Baja and less-developed stretches of Mexico — you’ll often see massive, healthy beaches. Why? Their arroyos, creeks, and rivers still flow relatively naturally and deliver sediment to the coast, continuously rebuilding the shoreline.

In Southern California and Orange County, it’s the opposite. Millions of homes, roads, culverts, dams, sidewalks, golf courses, and other development upstream have locked up the land. That sediment never reaches the beach like it used to. The result: chronic sand starvation and accelerating coastal damage, especially during big swells and storms.

If coastal cities were able to place millions of cubic yards of sand on the beaches while ALSO using armoring (riprap, seawalls, etc.) where needed, we would have far better protection and wider beaches for the long term.
Natural systems need sediment. When we cut that supply off, we have to replace it artificially — and we need to do both protection and nourishment together.

#SoLagLocal #CaliforniaCoastalCommission #BringBackOurBeaches

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