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Delphi

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Delphi

@withdelphi

Never repeat yourself A digital version of you that answers questions, qualifies leads, and connects 24/7 Interactive Podcast: libraryofminds.com

Joined December 2022

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@withdelphi
Jun 24, 2025
All the minds in the world, now one question away. Watch what we’re building at @withdelphi.👇🏼
Dara
@daraladje
Jun 24, 2025
All the minds in the world. Now one question away. We’ve raised $16M from @sequoia to build @withdelphi - create your digital mind & turn your expertise into living, interactive conversations that scale globally. See how our customers use it below 👇🏼
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@withdelphi
Jul 17
Everyone's first time speaking in public is nerve-wracking. The people who are good at it now were bad at it once too. They just did it over and over until it got easier. You haven't had that time yet, but you can ask people who have. @GuyKawasaki's digital mind, Canva's chief
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@withdelphi
Jul 17
@BrianTracy: speak slowly, pause often, and know your material cold. Energy beats perfection. @BrendonBurchard: warm up your body and breath, remember your three key points, and open with a clear promise. Keep the conversation going with them: Brian Tracy:
Delphi
@withdelphi
Jul 11
Never ask "How are you?" Behavioral researcher Vanessa Van Edwards (@vvanedwards) tested the most common conversation starters. It came in dead last. It's a script. They already know their line. "Good, but busy." Ask what everyone asks, and the brain checks out. You can't
Delphi
@withdelphi
Jul 11
Instead, verbally trigger dopamine. Ask "What's good?" or "Working on anything exciting lately?" This gets their brain searching for good things, and you can watch their body language change. Trigger those positive thoughts and you become the person they remember.
Delphi
@withdelphi
Jul 11
Vanessa Van Edwards can teach you to make almost anyone warm up to you in seconds. Fifteen years of research, author of Captivate and Cues. Ask her on Delphi.
Vanessa Van Edwards
From delphi.ai
Delphi
@withdelphi
Jul 3
Throw the best 4th of July party on the block. We asked three experts who take parties seriously. • The song: a platinum DJ says "Titanium." • The drinks: an international wine expert says the Mare di Sirena Pinot Grigio. • Your presence: a behavioral researcher says show
Delphi
@withdelphi
Jul 1
Kian Katanforoosh (@kiankatan) is one of the world's top AI educators and the founder of Workera. He co-created Stanford's Deep Learning class with Andrew Ng, teaching the foundations of the technology now reshaping our world. He earned Stanford's highest teaching honor along
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Dara
@daraladje
Jul 1
Should 100x AI Engineers be treated like elite athletes? Kian Katanforoosh (@kiankatan) thinks your best engineer could get the Cristiano Ronaldo treatment: each supported by 3 culture architects whose only job is keeping them happy and performing. At Workera, Kian is designing
Delphi
@withdelphi
Jul 1
Chat with Kian's digital mind here:
delphi.ai
Chat with Kian Katanforoosh
Delphi creates a digital you - available 24/7 for coaching, Q&A, education, and more.
Delphi
@withdelphi
Jun 26
Should I have kids? We put the biggest decision of your life to three experts who think about it completely differently: • Personal Finance Expert • Astrologer • Parenting Coach
Delphi
@withdelphi
Jun 26
Replying to @withdelphi
Jill Wintersteen, astrology and manifestation, ignores the spreadsheet. Your children are already choosing you right now, whether you feel ready or not. The real question isn't financial. Does the thought of having kids expand you or contract you?
Delphi
@withdelphi
Jun 26
Julie Fragnito, parenting coach, says it was never about having it all figured out. You don't need perfect circumstances. You need to want them so badly you're willing to do the hard work of raising them well.
Delphi
@withdelphi
Jun 24
Twenty-five years ago, Elon Musk recruited a Stanford grad student to run PayPal's finances. @roelofbotha took Paypal public at 28, then spent two decades backing the companies that built the modern internet: YouTube, Instagram, Square. Days after the largest IPO in history,
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Jun 24
Roelof Botha
From delphi.ai
Delphi
@withdelphi
Jun 19
How do you age well? We asked a functional medicine doctor, a Harvard psychologist, a longevity scientist, an NBA guard, and a sex educator. Not one of them gave the same answer.
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@withdelphi
Jun 19
Replying to @withdelphi
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@withdelphi
Jun 19
Try chatting with them yourself: delphi.ai/discover
Delphi
@withdelphi
Jun 16
In 1999, a Harvard law professor saw that the internet could be built to control us. He said it in three words: "Code is law." @lessig meant that whoever writes the code writes the rules for speech, for privacy, for how we live online. A generation later, it's the operating
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Delphi
@withdelphi
Jun 16
Ask Lawrence here:
Lawrence Lessig
From delphi.ai