Coby Wear

Building the app is one thing. Learning to convert is a completely different game. You need to be sending DMs. A hundred a day. Personalised. Real. Actually reaching out to people like a human being. And out of those hundred, maybe three get back to you. That's it. Three percent. Most people hear that and give up. I hear that and do the maths. Three percent of a hundred is three. Three percent of five hundred is fifteen. Three percent of a thousand is thirty. The conversion rate doesn't change. The volume does. Get used to being left on read. Get used to being ignored. Get used to rejection being the default. Because the people who do respond are worth every single no it took to find them. Stop taking it personally. Start treating it like a numbers game. And then play that game aggressively. If you read this far and want to grow your personal brand then check put my new app today getouttherehq.com

Is spending on yourself actually important for entrepreneurs. Aka buying take away occasionally Buying a football shirt Buying a video game etc

In a 9 to 5 you work 5 days to earn 2 days off. That means to get 7 full days off you have to work 17 and a half days first. 17 days of work for 7 days of freedom. That's not a life I want. And look if you genuinely love what you do then I respect it completely. Go to work happy, come home happy, enjoy your family. That's a good life. But if you hate it? You're grinding through 17 days of misery for 7 days of relief. Over and over again until you retire. That's no way to live.

@Ishosdigital Let me know how it goes

@Wearcoby Let me look into this

Growing your X to first 1000 followers is where everything changes. Being able to sell a product or service to people that trust you is the ultimate form of leverage for making money. If you want to reach your furst 1000 followers+ on x then try out my new app for free to help you sell to a audience who actually cares about your product getouttherehq.com

@Hazel52389 Fully agree

@Wearcoby Energy spent on control is energy stolen from execution

every day you spend worried about what you can't control is a day someone else ships. that's the trade. not metaphorically. actually. you can't control the market, the algorithm, what people think. you can control showing up and building. pick one.

@KevinSzabo14 Thats the right mindset

@Wearcoby Work like you know it’s certain

You lose every time you: • Settle for “good enough” • Talk more than you execute • Let fear look like logic • Stay loyal to a bad habit • Mistake “busyness” for progress

@thought_harbor Best way to learn is 100% through making mistakes and learning and adapting

@Wearcoby Lessons from advice are important, but we often learn more from our mistakes. Real understanding comes from facing the results of our actions.

Some lessons arrive as advice. Others arrive as consequences. Most people remember the second type longer.

@thought_harbor Its all about the daily habits

@Wearcoby Thinking long-term is smart for money. Focus on good plans for the future.

DONT think short THINK long Thats how you make more money.

@thought_harbor Thats the right mindset

@Wearcoby Stop worrying. Control what's in your hands. Show up, build, grow.

Learn to work when uncertain.

@russellbrunson Learn to work when uncertain.

If you only act when certain, you’ll never create anything exceptional.

@theo_jil Keep showing up you wont regret it

Starting small feels slow. But it's still faster than waiting.

@garyvee @Jessicacrazycat Is this the same tops that did match attaxs lop

@Jessicacrazycat Topps chrome drops veefriends.com/chrome

Who’s ready for Wednesday

@garyvee Wgats happening Wednesday

@IdanTrank Exactly dont trade long term wins for short term wins

@Wearcoby Views don't matter. Think about how to make the best content. Long-term > short-term

@Mtshub Makes no sense to do thaf

@Wearcoby Exactly. You’re comparing your full reality to someone else’s highlight reel.

Nobody gets the highlight reel without living through the blooper reel first The nightmare isn't in the way It is the way

@Mtshub Show up with reps

@Wearcoby Repetition turns struggle into skill over time.

Everything must be hard before it becomes easy.