Don't pitch a website >> Pitch a high-converting 3-step landing page with upsells and downsells Don't pitch copywriting >> Pitch a 7-day email campaign that nurtures cold sign-ups and turns them into warm, booked calls Don't pitch the same thing as everyone else.

Don't let it be you

In a sea of bots, fakeness, and non genuine mfs… There are still a few creators who shine through. They’re rare. But they exist. And even though the flame is flickering, choked out by automation, faceless AI content, and people parroting the same recycled tweets, it’s still

The locked in, 6 figure entrepreneur stack.

Build as many connections as possible. Life is all about who you know. Build your speed dial full of inside people.

lock yourself in your room. curtains closed. caffeine and nicotine. and WORK. head down, silence, grind. these are the days that will bring results. you see mfs talking about how they work 2 hours a day. yeah it's because of countless days like this.

Your plan for X for the next 7 days. Plan this out tonight. Pick a skill. Pick a target audience. Find their problems. Create content to solve. Create content about your story. Engage with absolutely everyone. Offer free advice to your audience. Sell the implementation.

My morning routine is simple. Get up and do the fkn work lol.

This is literally the simplest framework to make money online. I did this when I was a drunk 20 year old failing university. Anyone can do this shit. 1. Learn a skill 2. Build a personal brand 3. Sell the skill as a service Literally that simple. Please just try it.

Watch the Bonnie Blue & Andrew Tate podcast and you'll see what's wrong with the world.

There is nothing more powerful for a man to build his life than 4 hours of deep work, caffeine and nicotine.

I think a lot of people complicate making money with their X account. You only need to perfect a few things to actually monetise. 1. A solid profile 2. A solid offer 3. Results 4. DMs 5. A newsletter 6. A good funnel They are literally the only things you need. I broke them

If you ever feel like giving up, just remember the last thing to grow on a fruit tree is the fruit.

$10k/month. You're at a level where you basically never need to worry about money. Also the level where you realise that it's not a lot of money. You can live comfortably, more than most. But it can't give you that "f*ck you" level of wealth. Do you stay or go for more?