Success in business requires luck No point denying it. The only thing you can do is increase the surface area for luck to fall on Put in the work.

For the past few weeks, I haven’t been very active on X. The result? - Onboarded 2 clients - Made some amazing connections - Spent quality time with family Working hard is important. Working smart, even more so.

Reason you are not pitching - You don’t know when to pitch - You don’t know how to pitch (sales) - You are not confident in your fulfillment You cannot monetize, If you don’t consciously learn the hard skills of monetization.

The best short-cut to success, is to surround yourself with amazing people. It helps you gain the battle experience without the scars. You cannot win alone. And it’s just more fun with people you vibe with.

What 6 months of consistency on X brought me: - A business that I truly love - Life-changing skills (human psychology, sales, writing) - A global network of friends - Time and location freedom - The fulfillment of making real impact The choice here is real simple. Either goof

The biggest cliché mistake 95% of creators on X make: Doing the same wrong thing with more vigor and expecting different results.

You don’t need to be productive. You just need to attach your work ethic to your identity. If you don’t work, it will lead to an identity crisis —the strongest motivator in the universe.

Unclear branding and positioning will not result in lost sales. It’ll result in you not even trying to sell. I wonder what’s worst.

- Get laughed at - Feel that imposter syndrome - Get that “loser” stamp Pay this price. And feel good about yourself. Coz now, the good results are on their way.

Getting clients is the most difficult thing in the world. If you are afraid of - Making friends - Helping out strangers in the DMs - Believing in yourself That’s how I close clients I’m not reliant on 100 of cold DMs/day Just nail the one basic prerequisite of being on

Another day of impact. Hard to not love the X creator economy space