Failures are literally a data base of lessons and strategies which worked and didn't. Why would you get upset then?

Stop focusing on a tweet's performance. On the slow growth. Or low engagement. Start focusing on things you can change. Your work output. Your writing. Yourself. And you'll see how things will fall into the right place.

I don't want to stress anybody. But it's June. 6/12.

Marcus Aurelius would be a X genius. He read books. Hired different mentors. Documented all his journey. Noted down everything he learned. And shared everything. For free. That's how you build a personal brand.

I hate when people read 1 book. And consider it sacred. Obviously it will mean a lot to you. But I doubt it will be the best book you'll ever read. Read at least 50 more. And then tell us which one is a must read.

Stop focusing on landing clients. Focus on landing 1. Overdeliver. And from that 1 case study you'll get tens of inbound leads. Don't overcomplicate it. Focus on quality.

Stories are the best way to learn something. Why? It's easier to collect the puzzle because you start relating to the pieces.

No content ideas? Here's a trick: Instead of copying creators you like. Figure out who they like. Then the people they like. And so on. Soon enough you'll have a family tree of creativity. An infinite amount of content ideas.

Flexing results is like candy. Do it too much and you'll get diabetes. Do it from time to time and it's a healthy dopamine hit. You don't want to harm your audience's health.

I moved to a new country 1 year ago. Why? I was in the comfort zone. • Zero challenges • Stable income • Same routine • No growth I turned 22 but felt like 50. Take that risk. Those will be the moments you'll cherish the most when you'll look back.

If you don't choose a life that you want. Somebody else is going to choose it for you. Spoiler alert: You'll hate it.

It took me 3 months to start writing on here. 3 months of: • Researching • Looking for tools • Studying creators • Consuming content Before taking my first step... And honestly? I learned more on day 1 than during those 60 days of "researching". Lesson? Start > Prep.

Quick reminder. You become better when you fail. Not when you succeed.

I'm a humble guy. I don't need: • Fast cars • Big houses • Designer clothes • Expensive dine outs Give me 1 Billion dollars. That will be enough.

Have hopes. But not expectations. You might just be surprised. But not disappointed.

Wins? Hooks? Secrets? Structures? Strategies? Templates? I’m just tweeting. Freestyling baby.

The sooner you realise a personal brand is an ACTUAL business. The sooner you’ll start making progress and finally getting somewhere. I don't make the rules.

The people who don't like taking meetings. Are the same people who DM 2 thoughts in 30 minutes. Let's get on 5 minute call and get over with it. Jesus.

Asking your clients what color they prefer for their branding. Is the same as a doctor would ask their patients how would they want to cure their cancer? Like bro. That's why I came to you.

It shouldn’t make sense. It only makes sense once it happens.