Anecdotal (vs. Empirical Evidence) Using a personal experience or an isolated example to try and prove a point instead of empirical or more compelling evidence. Humans tend to believe and relate to stories, but don't fall into this trap. What's true for you isn't always true.

gm to everyone making an online business

Everyone who tries entrepreneurship ends up better in one way or another Almost like if building a business builds YOU

Make money with your personal experience: Steal this format: 1) I had (insert problem) 2) It made me feel (insert symptoms) 3) I tried fixing it with _, _ and _ 4) Nothing worked until I tried _ 5) Now I'm (insert customer's dream outcome) Your story = best "sales pitch" ever

Growth Razor The harder the activity, the more likely it will lead to growth. The easier the activity, the more likely it will lead to stagnation. 1 uncomfortable hour > 10 comfortable hours. Comfort and growth don't exist in the same room.

I have a client result screenshot scheduled for the rest of the year Mon-Fri Just to show you that we are best in the game when it comes to scaling a lead gen agency from ground up Gonna keep this streak up for the next 12 months Already 1 month in

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When you expand the time horizon for a considerable amount of time— We will all be forgotten. Acting in accordance with this contrasts the societal narrative. That also doesn't make it any less accurate.

I don't know who came up with the idea that adding you to random group chats is a good marketing strategy. It's not.

Network States Due to the internet, where you're born no longer determines your community. Future 'nations' may consist of people who are born on opposite sides of the globe who form online subcultures using incentives to crowdsource like-minded people. h/t @balajis

Copywriting for Dummies: So you have this problem, huh. That problem sucks... Yup, really sucks. I bet you tried X. I bet you tried Y. You might even have tried Z, right? And if you're like the rest of the world... Those didn't work. (continued)

Your goal as a startup is to make something users love. If you do that, then you have to figure out how to get a lot more users. If you fail to do this, you will fail. @sama

You are constantly one cold email, one DM, one client, one connection, or one business idea away from changing your life. Keep taking shots until you get what you deserve.

Multiple income streams is how you STAY rich not how you GET rich. If you want to become a millionaire fast, do this:

Most advice is given for the benefit of the giver not the receiver.

Trust your gut in the macro (future, big strategies, strategic moves, trends...) Trust data in the micro (day-to-day, tests, tactics, frameworks...)

good morning to everyone doing stuff no one wants to do

"What happens if you fail?" Literally nothing happens. You feel a bit shit and then you get over it and try again. Sometimes you even walk away with a huge lesson which helps you avoid failing next time.

Startup SEO toolkit: • Google Analytics → traffic • Google Search Console → rankings • SEM Rush → keyword research • Ahrefs → backlink analysis • Screaming Frog → technical SEO • KeywordInsightsAI → keyword clustering • Wayback machine → competitor intel

A "cognitive bias" is a systematic error in thinking that ruins decision making. The 50 most powerful cognitive biases I've found:

when accusing someone of being detached from reality, is it not true that the only reality you can confidently say they are detached from is yours?

What’s the most valuable startup advice you got?

Stories are so valuable because you can get another person’s lessons without getting their scars.

"Don't hate the game, love the game, 'cause you're in it mate." – Guy Ritchie

My life got a lot less stresssful once I discovered successful people also get imposter syndrome.

Twk was attacked yesterday 😱 I was warned by our AI costs who skyrocketed. No harm except a salty $1000 extra AI bill 😅 I found the attacker, he actually is a paying user of Taplio What should I do?

simplicity is applied conviction

Everybody wants to make thousands of dollars while they sleep at night. Nobody wants to work for $0 for months or years before breaking through. Do what few people will do, and you'll get results that few people get.

Indiana Jones. Marty McFly. James Bond. None of these people are real. But inside our brains, they are just as real to us as anyone else. That's the power of stories. Pure magic.

If you're thinking about starting an online business, just do it.

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TOMORROW IS MONEY MONDAY LETS GET IT HAHAHAHA EASY

What’s the best way to get the first customers?

Me a week ago: I became good at the Twitter game, I don't need AI anymore Me today *looking at AI content*: damn... this gives me so many great ideas...

Don't think about the cost of things. Think about ROI: money made, time saved, enjoyment had, etc. If something delivers value, it's an investment, not an expense.

Starting to get money but I don't want to invest in Tesla, Google or Apple... Seems boring Instead, I would love to invest & support my fav Indie Makers Is there a way to do that?

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The future of work is NOT restricted by: 1. Contracts ⇒ Freelancing 2. Location ⇒ Remote work 3. Currency ⇒ Cryptocurrency 4. Time overlap ⇒ Asynchronous 5. Time commitment ⇒ 4 to 40 hrs/week

Twitter Daily 🦅 Today’s Task: Share your favorite piece of content. #twitterdaily

The only true validation of your startup idea is when the first customer's money hits your bank account.

Writing 101: Write with curiosity. Edit with logic.

what you can ignore is more important than what you pay attention to

I learn marketing by reading these - Traction - $100M Offers - Expert Secrets - Traffic Secrets - Dotcom Secrets - Jab, Jab, Jab, Right Hook - 80/20 Sales and Marketing Which books you read?

Twitter Audience building 101: Put your audience first. Your content is for them, not you. 97% of Twitter have less than 1,000 followers because they're creating content no one else wants to read.

People spend $1000 on online courses but forget to be social on social media.

If your client pays your invoice late Make sure you bring it up immediately And explain why its not okay Otherwise they think its okay And they will do it again The sooner you fix it The easier its going to bee