Andrew

@Syedpsd @Char1ieBennett 💯

@Char1ieBennett that's why you can't rely on organic too slow in a market where speed is key

The quicker you can validate (or invalidate) an offer, the faster you'll start earning money. Because if it works - scale it. If it doesn't work - roll up a new offer and try again. All of this is possible with volume.

@KokoroHub You’re not wrong. Pretty pixels don’t pay, but words do.

I swear, if designers would learn copywriting, they'd be making a bank. Now, all of this "Did I cook?" "A or B?" works for likes, but not cash.

@Syedpsd True thing is that it can be used for licensing .. it’s not a “great idea” that I would think would work but I’ve seen some crazy ideas get deals and make money from that show

I was watching this Shark Tank episode this other day The product was "Sticky Ties" Name pretty much explains the product And so they started listing out benefits "Oh you can reuse these sticky ties unlike our competitors, you have to throw those stickers out after using em once" man who tf wants to reuse a sticker? that's some bullshit Prime example of selling something the market doesn't need And it's wild because they genuinely thought it was a selling point. That's what happens when you get too attached to your offers, you fail to see the obvious flaws.

@ohheymasha True. If money’s the only fuel, the tank runs out quick. Intention makes the grind feel less like grinding.

@thewarnerbrand Doesn't this come down to the intention and motivation you start with? You're more likely to ride the waves, recalibrate, and pivot instead of giving up, if $ wasn't the sole motivation.

Hardest part of building online? Not the writing. Not the algorithm. Not even the strategy. It’s showing up when no one cares. When the posts flop. When the DMs are empty. That’s where most people quit. How do you push through those quiet seasons?

@Oliver_Clingain Yeah, most people aren’t time poor, they’re focus poor.

You don’t need more time. You need fewer distractions. And the guts to use the time you already have.

@Oliver_Clingain Consistency isn’t sexy but it’s the only thing that actually moves the needle here.

Trying to grow on X? Yeah me too. You’ll question your voice 100x Your breakout post won’t be the one you expect Your first 50 posts will feel like shouting into a void Consistency > strategy. Just keep showing up. The algorithm can’t help if you’re silent.

@DevMolone 1000% agree .. though I’m spoiled with typing and making edits fast if needed

My god there’s something about just writing with a pen and paper that hits different to typing

@TomHughesx Big facts. People can smell the difference between “book smart” and “battle tested.”

Don't write what you know. Write what you’ve done. Proof beats promise.

@jimheskel The “joke” is that most people never make it to day 100 because they can’t stomach looking dumb at day 1

Day 1: You suck. Day 100: You don't. Show up or stay stuck.

@danwilliamsdtg Car dies, content lives. Fair trade.

My day was better than yours: - great podcast done - big gym session complete - car broke down in the car park Worth it for the X post.

@thejustinwelsh Yep. Everyone chases hacks. Few can stomach the boring stuff long enough to actually win.

Success isn’t built by outperforming everyone else. It's built by doing what most people consider too simple, too boring, or too uncomfortable for long periods of time.

@thejustinwelsh Everyone loves the story once it works. Nobody talks about the 20 misses that made it possible.

Most “lucky” people try more stuff than everyone else. They throw volume at uncertainty and learn fast. It looks like luck, but it’s really just reps.

I’ve seen founders post daily for months. What happens? Engagement grows. Revenue doesn’t. And that’s no good… Because attention without a conversion layer is just noise.

@Syedpsd Hey man, what feels like weakness usually reads as honesty imo. And to me, that builds more trust

Does building in public destroy your credibility? I'm pretty open about my weaknesses on this platform (in regards to my work) I feel like if I were to start Cold DM'ing on here, my prospects would go through my profile and think "this guy doesn't know wtf he's doing" Regardless, I don't really care lol. I don't really plan on doing client acquisition through X just yet

@LoganTGott I wouldn’t be opposed to getting that link for the first entrepreneur ngl

guy making $100k a day posts a 3h vid breaking down his entire funnel - 921 views guy making $1,291 a month posts a 30 sec video in a rented lambo - 1.1M views

@KokoroHub Consistency is never about today’s pipeline. It’s always about tomorrow’s.

The designers who win here do this: They post EVERY SINGLE DAY. My client, who scaled his design agency to $100K/mo, never skipped a day. Even though he was drowning in design work. Nope, this is not another "be consistent and you'll win" post. This is a logical explanation of why you should post daily, even if you're fully booked. You probably have good momentum on X. Leads come in left and right, life's good. Then you stop posting consistently as you're fully booked. I get it, you have no time. But here's why that's terrible: After you finish the projects, you have no more leads. Then it's a struggle to build back the momentum as you start from 0. Algo has reset. Slowly, you start catching momentum, but weeks or months have already passed with no cash flow. And it's a loop like this forever. But if you keep posting EVEN when you're fully booked... You're building up the momentum and never losing it. Sure, you might not have space for more client work, but your social media presence won't die out. When you're open for work again, you'll get clients quicker. To win constantly, you just have to be consistent.

@Oliver_Clingain Very true .. Consistency only counts when nobody’s clapping.

Hardest part of growing on X? It’s not the writing. It’s not the algorithm. It's not even the strategy. It’s staying consistent when no one cares. No engagement No dopamine hits That’s where most people quit. But that’s also the only way you ever get seen.

@WillHughesx Most of the time the loudest voice isn’t them, it’s the one in your own head.

Negative voices only have power if you believe them. Silence the noise by outworking it.

@DevMolone @cutthepod Seen him around definitely .. y’all doing great work together

@thewarnerbrand Hell yeah @cutthepod given both your video background you should follow George too!

I’ve just realised why I love working with the people I am right now It’s because I find THEIR job so interesting Podcasts and videos?? Yes! Design??? Hell yeah! Website growth? F yeah! I’m learning and having fun 🤩