most people come to me for their first website and they all make the same mistake they build it for themselves not for the person trying to buy from them it's like a personal résumé instead of something that actually sells they fill it with: ⇛ their journey ⇛ their

every excuse has the same energy “the market is slow” “people aren’t buying” “competition is tough” “timing is bad” bro... no you just didn’t execute you didn’t adapt you didn’t move fast enough you didn’t want it badly enough victim mentality is the easiest way to avoid

today i was looking at super cars with my class mates one guy asked, which car would you buy, but it has to be a realistic price? i said lamborghini huracan sto he replied "come on man, i said realistic price" and i answered "yes, that is realistic" you should have seen his

i've been changing my environment for work more and more sitting in a library right now writing this normally i'd be at my desk at home same chair, same screen, same four walls and honestly it works most of the time but i noticed something over the past few weeks

found this testimonial from a few months back client says exactly what i've been trying to explain "Elias' sites don't look flashy but they actually convert" that's the whole point i'm not here to impress other designers i'm here to help you close endless deals 👇

"do i really need to hire a web designer or can i just do it myself?" i get asked this constantly and my answer is always pretty simple - depends on what your time is worth if you're making $500/month and have nothing but free time: build it yourself watch some tutorials,

people keep asking for my "secret" there isn't one i've had at least 5 DMs this month asking some version of the same question "what's your secret to closing clients consistently?" "how are you getting results at 17?" "what's the one thing that changed everything for you?"

i've made a big decision this week: first time outsourcing anything and honestly it feels like i unlocked a cheat code used to think i had to touch everything myself "if i want it done right, i'll just do it" classic founder delusion here's what actually happened: i was

woke up to 500 followers today grateful for everyone following along let's keep building

how can you be depressed when you wake up to: - a healthy family - God watching over you - new inbound lead asking to pay you analytics showing nothing but green for the past 7 days PLUS i'm not waking up like some 25 year old still living in their parents' basement posting

one of the best decisions i made recently was leaving my desk not permanently but i stopped working from the same spot every day before, i used to sit in my room for hours same chair, same screen, same four walls and it worked fine for a while but then i noticed something:

most hilarious answer i've ever gotten on my onboarding form HAHAHA

loyalty is tested in the trenches, not on the mountain top if they're not there for the messy middle, they're not there for you