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you're always 1 idea, 1 connection, or 1 impulsive decision away from an event that'll snowball into you living the life that you wanna live... the best thing you can do to maximize your chances of such an event occuring are to: > keep learning like you're still a beginner at what you do > talk to people in & outside of your industry > relentlessly act on the ideas you see most potential in > make decisions fast it's hard to miss when you have all 4 of these points covered

I’m always stuttering when people ask me where I work at or what I do for work😂 I’m not tryna explain the whole science of ecom is or say that I have a business What do yall tell them🙏🏾

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I can literally not think of a better business model for beginners than social media }You can start posting for free }You learn how to get and retain attention }You learn marketing by promoting your affiliate offer or own offer I'd much rather learn business this way, than go to business school If you can't make money by posting content and making people buy something, chances are any other business like SaaS or ecom would've also failed If you take business and reduce it to it's most fundamental basics, you get }How many people see my offer }What percentage buys }How much profit am I making per customer YouTube + promoting an offer will teach you how to max out all these numbers Ideally educational content promoting affiliate or infoproduct (easy to deliver) That's why I started my channel 3 years ago, people laugh at "being a YouTuber" as a business but it's a great business to learn business, and some even make billions I doubt I would've had my first $10k month in the first year if I had started a fucking SaaS company

the obsession with building has poisoned the brain of many people who would have otherwise been successful... you DO NOT need your own product and if you've never sold anything before, you probably shouldn't chances are you've used plenty products that you felt were amazing - perhaps a service, software, or an infoproduct just resell that for a commission if you're tryna solve both product & distribution as a first-timer you're setting yourself for failure

This is gonna be boring advice that you already know But it is the m o s t important thing Consistency is so so so so incredibly stupid important I can look at my income and see a direct correlation between growth/decline and my consistency in the 1-3 months prior to that All the fancy yt strategy and thumbnail theory will not help you if you're not consistent Consistency is the number 1 most important thing in business, you have to actually do the work.