Ironically instagram is my biggest traffic source and I don’t have the app…

One good mental model is to see things rooted in reality and reject social constructs and opinions. Most of everything is made up bullshit and the reality of everything is human nature, seldom spoke about between peers. It is not crass or taboo to state fact.

I probably started over 10 different ventures that made £0 the entire time I ran them. But if I hadn’t done those, I’d never have made a penny when things finally clicked.

You need to look in the mirror, blur your vision, and see the man you want to see. One day he’ll stare back at you. Crystal clear.

Old static ad concept I made for a sleep-focused CPG powder brand.

There’s power in 2. Most people I reach out to built their company with a partner, often a brother or close friend. Two minds > one. But add more than two and it barely changes. Accountability + a shared vision is invaluable. Scared to work with others? It will be hard to win.

My favourite brain rot is the jacked bald steroid guys on podcasts explaining basic stuff like multitasking like it’s ancient wisdom.

Extremely excited about my new ecom brand, I may even reveal it to my X account and doxx myself!

I wonder if people ever look back at someone’s track record beyond one YTD screenshot before copying their investments. People will genuinely debate eating out or saving the £20… then drop £20k into a ticker based off a Reddit screenshot. NGMI

If you ran schemes and projects of any kind when you was younger. You will never be fulfilled in adulthood. You will be cursed with the torment of anxiety. Unless you pursue an entrepreneurial career wholeheartedly and all in.

I advice you read up on what you invest in, physical books on the companies/topics. You need supreme knowledge absolute certainty and clarity in what you own to be able to not doubt it when the bloodbaths come. Just a tip.

If your business model is sound you actually do not need a profitable ROAS to have a profitable company.

There’s always room for one more. You don’t need to be a first mover. Just: - a bit better - a bit different - aimed at a different crowd Don’t kill a good idea just because someone else already had it.

Doing less but doing it well will always beat junk volume.

Unmatched power, little speak of this…

Whenever I go back on my promises, shortcut life or skip the work, it backfires on me later in the week. A planned event, or unexpected time consumer comes up and suddenly that push backed work schedule goes unfinished and I wish I had the time. Truth is I did have the time

There are two types of people in life. People that do things. And people that talk about people that do things.