Hating pineapple pizza without ever trying it is like disliking a book without ever reading it.

People always find an excuse to quit pursuing their dreams. Conquer the doubt inside you.

If you're not having fun here, you're taking it too seriously.

Most people won't understand you. Find and build your tribe with those that do.

Me on my way to Domino's to celebrate my 700 followers. I'm ordering Hawaiian pizza. I'm insane. Thank you.

When you tell me you like pineapple pizza but comment elsewhere that you hate it:

Congrats you are ahead of 80% of others. Just by showing up every day. You can't lose if you don't quit. Keep going.

You hate pineapple pizza because you're afraid of being different.

6,666 tweets. And my tweets still suck. But it's much better than my first tweet. And that's how it should be. Don't expect to be amazing on your first try. But you can expect to be better on your 6,666 reps. Practice makes perfect.

I procrastinated building my newsletter for a month now. I'm disappointed at myself. But now it's ready. I'll be sharing my pineapple pizza with you guys. It's launching in a few hours. Hope to see you there.

3 weeks ago I created a pineapple pizza list. But it failed miserably. So I've decided to start a newsletter. I'll be sharing my pizza with you. Link in bio.

I know it's hard. Showing up everyday for months. Putting in your precious time and effort. Only to see people winning so much quicker than you. But don't compare yourself with others. Instead use it to motivate yourself to push further. Get inspired.

You're not going to get high engagement if you don't engage with others. The more you engage, the more engagement you get.

My best ideas comes from: • Toilet • Chess • Running • Touching grass • Eating pineapple pizza Where do you get your best idea from?

I'm disappointed in myself. I failed to tweet yesterday. Why? I was exhausted. So I decided to: • Play chess • Take a walk • Spend time with family I'd rather miss a day. Than burning out. And eventually give up.

"You need to post 69 tweets a day." No. I've seen people posting only once a day. And still growing. You don't need to blindly follow a content strategy. Find out what works best for you.

If you're not sprinkling personality into your posts then you're not building a personal brand.

If you're not DMing people and hopping on calls then you're not making friends.

Growing a personal brand online is hard. If you: • Work a 9-5 job • Go to college/uni • Spend time with your family While building your brand. Then I've got mad respect for you.

I've been feeling lost. No vision of what I'm building. I've seen many creators quit. But I'm a not quitter. So I'll be spending my weekend trying to find my WHY. Your WHY will help you keep going. Find you WHY.