If you want more people to read your stuff: Write for them, not for you. Use their words. Answer their questions. Solve their problems. Then sign it with your voice.

The real villain in every writer’s story? The “Save as Draft” button. It starts innocent. Then suddenly you’ve got 42 half-finished tweets and no idea who you are.

If your tweets aren’t getting engagement, it’s not the algorithm. It’s clarity. Your reader should: ↬ Understand the point in 3 seconds ↬ Feel like it’s for them ↬ Know what to do next Fix that, and growth gets easier.

You’re one consistent month away from: ↬ More reach ↬ More DMs ↬ More sales And one month of ghostwriting away from wondering why you didn’t start sooner.

Entrepreneurs love “freedom” until they realize posting daily is part of the job. That’s when they hire a ghostwriter.

Busy creators don’t need more ideas. They need a system: 1. Record thoughts as voice notes 2. Turn them into 1-liners 3. Expand winners into threads 4. Schedule in batches Content → Audience → Leads.

The right words can: ↬ Build trust with strangers ↬ Sell without selling ↬ Turn a name into a brand Learn to write them… or hire someone who already has (me, me, meeee ;))).

Client: “Make me sound like me.” Also client: sends 6 unrelated voice notes at 1AM. Me: “Got it.”

Struggling to post daily? Here’s how to turn one messy idea into multiple high-quality tweets: 1. Write the idea in one sentence. 2. Turn it into a short tip tweet. 3. Expand into a 5–7 point thread. 4. Pull 2–3 one-liners from the thread. That’s 4–5 posts from one thought.

You’re one consistent month away from: • More reach • More DMs • More leads • Less stress about what to post It’s not about posting more. It’s about posting better, consistently.

Being a creator is weird. One hour you feel like a genius. The next you’re wondering if you should delete your account and become a goat farmer.