Competition isn't really a thing for 99% businesses. "You vs. the other guy" markets are very rare. Usually it's you and 1000+ other providers. Allying with other providers in those cases is to your advantage. Focus on your own journey and tune out what others say and do.

The best thing I learned from writing and sales: Nobody knows exactly what to say.

It’s 2024 and Google still can’t give a clear answer about the most basic things, even in YMYL niches.

If your business adds value to society nobody loses and it’s a win win for everyone. The businesses where “someone has to lose” for you to prosper are the least profitable, least scalable, lowest equity multiple, and most unstable businesses.

Dropping wealth into conventional low-return passive assets is for billionaires. Instead, start a business using what you uniquely know: -People -Specific local opportunities -Unique skills Catalyzed with $1M in capital and full-time work, there's no excuse to not get 25-50%+.

Started using a laptop stand today. It's shocking how much better it feels on the back and neck to bring the laptop up to eye level vs. slouching over. Portable as a ruler. Costs $3. Must try.

I'm not convinced it's easier to get a job these days than it is to start a business. Might as well go for it.

Only like a tenth of small businesses actually understand the value enough to do something. A tenth of those at most are willing and able to do it right. That’s your “1%” right there. Just got to believe and show up. 7 figures profit isn’t that hard to hit.

Your gut is your subconscious superintelligence. When you think back to all the best decisions you've made, you'll realize you felt an elated sensation the moment you "just knew" a decision was right. This is how you make effective decisions instantly.

This concept will get a ton of haters, but since AI works then it can almost perfectly predict how well a product will perform before launch. -Way better than focus groups -Near instant iterative improvements -"How can we do this better" prompts = unimaginable innovation.

In many cases 10x-ing your pricing only halves your closing ratio while skyrocketing your margins. The video is the perfect example of why u should always start out asking for the big money. You can always negotiate it down from there, but price is seldom the true objection.