I talked a founder off the ledge today. She wanted to quit. She thought she didn’t have what it takes after making some mistakes. I gave her this analogy: You’re about to go on the hardest hike in the world. At the end of it, there’s this incredible view. Before you start, you

You're not working 12 hours a day. You're busy for 10 and productive for 2. Here’s how I track everything down to the second while running a 9-figure business 1. Track everything Use an app that tags every minute by business, task type, and category 2. Plan tomorrow today

"Just lower the quality a bit. Nobody will notice." This is the most dangerous mindset a brand can have. You've heard probably heard customers say other brands "aren't what they used to be" - this pattern repeats across nearly every successful brand that scales. For us at The

Unbiased customer reviews predict your future. Financial statements only show your past. Track sentiment like revenue. Listen before the numbers drop. Fix problems before they spread. Your Trustpilot score matters more than your P&L.

Winners aren't scrolling job boards. They're already crushing it elsewhere. Use recruiters. Find the unavailable. Ignore the desperate. Great people need pulling away. Average ones need to escape.

This brand grew 405% in revenue after just one year in our community. "A year ago, we were running things intuitively, no finance reports, no cash flow forecasts, no structured operations. Today, we have a stronger, more sustainable, and way less stressful business." Daily

While most founders optimize marketing, I built my empire by mastering factory relationships that created unbeatable margins. These are the 5 supply chain tactics that made The Oodie unstoppable: 1. Get face-to-face immediately I flew to factories when others sent emails.

Currently have 10+ subscriptions to streaming services… Now I have 10+ subscriptions to different LLMs.... Kill the subscription economy.

Everyone warns you about the struggle of making money as an entrepreneur... No one talks about the traps that come after you start succeeding. Here are some common ones I’ve seen get countless entrepreneurs: 1. The Comfort Trap You go from waking up at 4am to staying in bed

Almost all issues in life can be solved by working harder.

This page will transform your productivity with 1 hour/month of effort. This is the exact system I use to manage content, personal life, and a 9 figure business.

You need to sacrifice the person you are in all regards. The existing beliefs you hold. The things you're most fragile about from past trauma. The fear of looking wrong. Most want success without transformation. But the old you can't hold what the new you is meant to carry.

Taste isn't something you can learn from data. It's developed by obsessing over details most people ignore. AI can analyze a million Shopify stores but can't tell you why the show White Lotus suddenly made luxury wear explode. The greatest brands aren't built on algorithms.

If you're not running 300+ tests per year, you're getting crushed by competitors who are. Nobody thought people would wear a blanket hoodie, but I tested every element relentlessly and turned it into $850M in sales. This is the exact framework I used.

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Some lessons cost me millions to learn. That’s why I made this list of the biggest ones. Burn it into your brain and follow it everyday while building your brand. 1. Master every skill yourself first Everyone says "just hire experts" but that's how you get robbed blind.