Walk to gain ideas. Sleep to gain energy. Meditate to gain focus. "Doing nothing" is how you gain everything you want.

The more I spend time with people I admire the more good traits I feel like I pick up from them Everyone has the power to do this, to have aspirations for who they want to be, and to control their circle Choice is yours

2019: Choose a niche 2022: Embrace an obsession A modern online business should rely on intrinsic motivation. Not slogging through mundane tasks. Tomorrow, I'll show 34,778 people a better way to build. You can’t afford to miss it. Subscribe here: justinwelsh.me

The only advice anyone ever needed for success, in two words: Be useful.

Surround yourself around friends who ask hard questions and avoid easy answers.

Today is a fantastic day to log off of the internet. Because creativity comes during your brain's resting state. That state when you're not paying attention to anything in particular. See you all tomorrow.

Working on Ali Abdaal’s YouTube Channel, I spent a lot of time studying YouTube titles to see what works. Here are the top 4 YouTube titles that get clicks:

learned this from Jacob Kelly a while back and it's been a game changer

- Slack for communication - Kumospace for virtual office & meetings - google drive/dropbox for storage - Guru_HQ for structure & procedures - ClickUp for tasks (last two can be replaced by Notion )

Thumbnail designers are NOT underpaid But, become amazing at strategy & ideation & I'll happily pay much more If I can fully outsource the thumbnail process I would, but designers need to come up with better ideas/strategy than I could

I'll be re-reading this at least once a week 👏🏻🔑

16 stupid moves that lost me millions A 🧵:

Best tweet writing tip I learned from Dakota Robertson The "what -> how -> why" framework "What" Tweet writing tip all ghostwriters need to know "How" Start with what, explain how, end with benefit. Benefit To increase engagement and followers

you don't even need a lot of subscribers to make $$ if you're niche enough my experience: - quit engineering job for youtube - from (mostly) affiliate marketing + (some) ad revenue - under 40k subscribers - around 3k-5k average views per vid

The introduction is the MOST important part of a YouTube video. A terrible intro = no one watches the video. Here are 5 essential components to a successful intro 👇🧵

We all recognize the value of Mental Clarity! 🧠 But rarely do we prioritize the habits that help us improve it. Here are 5 habits that I prioritize to keep my mind sharp 🧵...

I live my life by a lot of these principles #6 is a huge one and unfortunately not very easy to find sometimes

16. Hardware > Software: Rule of thumb: Fix hardware (physiology) before software (psychology). 1. 95% of software problems seem to get fixed when you take care of the hardware. 2. The remaining 5% is easier to debug once you've fixed the hardware.

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