Rule #1 of Branding: If your post doesn't make someone think: "I don't like this guy and his ideas." You're not doing it right.

9-5 is not relly 9-5, it's 7-7. + 30 minutes of a "small task" after you reach home disguised as commitment to the company.

I have one simple rule: Do things that scare you. Do them NOW.

My biz took off after I deleted Instagram My finances improved after I deleted Instagram My mental health improved after I deleted Instagram I started hitting the gym 5x a week after I deleted Instagram Delete Instagram. That app is holding you back in so many ways.

What people called delusion back then is now my reality. What people call delusion now will soon be my reality.

Customers don’t buy products to: Improve their life Learn more Feel good They buy products to: Impress their wife Look rich in front of others Feel they’re smarter than their friends Remember that.

that business owner making $1m/month was once broke. that jacked guy in the gym was once skinny fat. that guy with a lambo once walked to work. all winners are just losers who didn't stop trying.

to never check the price before buying something: sell identity sell exclusivity sell stories people already believe

entreprenuers who say: i was... i used to... i had built... are people to stay away from. no man who's still in love with his past will be able to build anything of value in the future.

a $3000/month lead asked to see my results. i sent them. next thing i see? they hired someone cheaper and the guy replicated it. the worst part? it worked better than my version. i felt angry/frustrated. chose to let it go. it's been 60 days now. where are they now? they

"mom why are we so rich?" your dad was delusional in his 20s. he thought he could achieve whatever he set his mind to.

"there are 0 downsides to building an audience." i disagree. the only downside is you'll realize how useless networking and degrees actually are.

4 hour work day = a lie could this be true for the top 1%? probably will following this advice help you as a beginner? not even 1%. go all in when you start i'm 1000% sure the "wealthiest" entrepreneurs didn't get wealthy by working 4 hours a day but the truth's not sexy

reality is the best business book ever written. you'll learn more from launching 10 offers than you will from buying 1000 business books.

i know a guy who sells soap. soap A is for people who buy environment friendly products. soap B is for people who buy products that are FDA approved. both sell out. both make him millions. and both are the same.

I'll never be able to understand the NPC mind. how can you: spend 4 years getting a degree spend 40 years working a job and call it a "part of life." but taking a bet on yourself for 1 year to build the life you've always wanted is too risky?

they say: "you're wasting your time." until your brand becomes a 6 figure business don't stop building