The law of the inner circle says: “A leader's potential is determined by those closest to him” It’s a fancy way of saying: “You are who you hang out with"

One of the things I wish my parents had told me when I was 14: Life is fucking hard. Way more than you can imagine. Getting hit in the face when you turn 18 is the worst.

You can’t run out of content ideas for any niche. Only YOU can run out of juice. Agree or disagree?

If you want leads, focus on authority. If you want fans, focus on personality. If you want followers, focus on education.

Ignore the saying: "Don't judge a book by its cover". People judge books by their cover. People by the way they look. YouTube videos by their thumbnails. First impressions matter a lot.

People are robotic copycats in today's world. They say it because it’s popular not cause they mean it. X creators say shit like: “I hate the term follower, you’re my friend.” Cool bro even if you had 20,000 friends, you still post shit like: “A friend to everybody is an

“There’s something I’m missing, someone is gatekeeping”. That’s what I thought in my first year. The truth is, everybody is gatekeeping something. But it’s not stopping you from learning and doing anything. You’re just not good enough for it yet.

Blocked over 50 sus accounts that follow me. Daily reminder to clean up your following. Don't want bots and scammers.

If you have trouble editing for simplicity… Open a children's book. It's the simplest language that doesn't confuse anyone.

Creative problem-solving is the future. Do you know why most elevators have mirrors? So people can look at themselves getting distracted from a long and boring ride. Much cheaper than speeding up the elevators!

Don’t worry about how much you’re saying. Or how popular it’s getting. Worry first about WHAT you’re saying What is it doing and to WHO?

Long-form content and copy aren’t dead. Your copy just doesn’t have any cadence to it. It needs to flow, feel and sound good. Words are worthless without; rhythm, structure and connections.

Your long-form flops because you don't build enough appeal in the hook. People won't read even if it’s great. The hard-hitting hook gets people in the door... But the delicious body makes them sit down.

Just read this in a book: In 2003 pharmaceutical companies spent more on marketing & sales than on research and development. How you sell > What you sell

Interesting writing is about finding great ideas and articulating them well.

Always start with small commitments. Don’t ask for a call in the second message. Start small so you can scale successfully.

I remember 2.5 years ago writing samples for free in my outreach… People appreciated them but rarely used them. That's because they sucked. But it made me more skilled at everything. I hated it but knew this way the way. I kept going and I’m glad I did. It indirectly gave

I love it when older people ask what my college degree or profession is. It’s making more money, grandma.

I'm failing, struggling, and don't know what's ahead. That's all I know and I know I'm doing the right thing.

Having great ideas is useless if you can't articulate and act on them.