Estimates show that 95% of purchases will be made online by 2040. The digital economy is booming. And it's only gonna get bigger. Mobilise your knowledge Turn it into an engaging educational product. Start selling it asap.

Social media is noisy as heck. - Achieve XYZ in 4 months! - Improve your X in 30 days! - Make 1 gazillion $$$ in 7 weeks! What should you actually listen to? I'll tell you... Choose your best skill. Look for content that talks about it (exclusively). Curate and save the

When you’re young you spend so much time figuring out who you want to be. Then, when you’re older you spend your time figuring out who you actually are. And, when you’re really old, you’ll probably spend time thinking about who you could have been.

If you want to sell • coaching • a cohort • a course • an ebook • or even a free giveaway… How do you make sure you can actually deliver results? I’ll explain… You should be able to follow, understand, and get the same result from your product if you went through it

Got this up next on my reading list. Taking a deep dive into human behaviour. Keen. If you've read it, I'd sure like to know what to expect before I commit...

I used to spend hours trying different business models. But none of them would make me a millionaire. Why? I was focusing on too many at once. Do one thing at 100% — that's how you win.

Imagine this. You're eating a burger. The bun is incredible. The patty is amazing. The salad is fresh. But the sauce absolutely sucks. You think... gross. This burger sucks. The burger is only as good as the sauce that comes with it. Burger 20... Sauce 80... 80/20. The

Some creators say it takes years to build a business. Others say it can be done in just a couple of months. Which one do you agree with?

One small decision to do something can change your entire life. At 20 I dropped all my things and moved to a foreign country on a whim. Lived with complete strangers. Didn't speak the language. After 7 months and lots of hard work, I started speaking comfortably with the

Wisest advice from Dan Koe in the last month… Don’t take it all too seriously. Don’t take yourself too seriously. Make sure you enjoy the journey. Remember that.

You see, there are two reasons to build a business. 1. To help yourself 2. To help other people The thing is, you have to put the correct one first. If you're just trying to help yourself, nobody will buy your offer. They can tell. When you have an offer so helpful that

If you’re scared to fail you’ll never win. From failure you gain your greatest insights, your next best idea, and the tenacity it takes to win.

You keep failing because you’re not prepared to • get up early • cut bad habits • and do the work. What’s harder… Temporary discomfort? Or doing the same fucking thing over and over and over and over.

What's more important: Doing a job you love for less money Or doing a well paid job you don't love so you can get ahead...