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@itsliellevin That’s why he’s the goat

we are blessed beyond what we're able to even comprehend we're able to click buttons for a living and live a life of freedom and abundance our parents did not have this privilege, all the softwares are already built for us, all the infrastructure is set up all you have to do is execute consistently and ignore any evidence that doesn't support your bias (those saying X doesn't work, X is hard, whatever, fuck them) this life is worth all the years of sacrifice and self doubts if you are able to get out of your own way, and execute, you will win, no doubt about it so remember you're blessed and favored everything is already set up for you to WIN big idk why i wrote this, peace out

@itsliellevin G

the first vlog, i promise ill get better at this youtu.be/dOMZPBWuW-A

@PhantomStays this was fire my man

The plague of loneliness amongst internet entrepreneurs is rampant. Learn to take the antidote, hopefully sooner than I did. “My biz is in a good place and can be a bit more hands off. I want to live more nomadically, but the only thing that gets me when i travel is the loneliness. How do you meet people and not feel isolated?” I get the above question all the time, most recently from a 21 y/o founder. This is the hardest part of the global freedom/make money online/nomading game nobody is talking about. Social media sells you the IG dream. Laptop on beach, Bali villa, no boss, no commute, no winter, no rules. And yes, all of that is real. But there is a shadow side too. If you build a location independent life without building a social operating system around it, you can end up in paradise feeling like a ghost. Ur in some beautiful place, eating smoothie bowls, watching the sunset, making money online... and somehow still wondering why you feel hollow. What I've come to realize after 10 years of nomading - Freedom without connection is just expensive loneliness. Fortunately the solution is pretty straight forward--and no, it's not “go to more networking events.” Most networking events are ass (not the phantom ones tho hehe). The real answer is way simpler: build your life around the things you already love doing. If I land in Bali, I’m not sitting there thinking “how do I meet people?” I’m thinking: where do I surf? where do I train? where do I sauna/cold plunge? where do people dance? where is the good live music? where are the yoga, meditation, breathwork studios? The interesting thing I've learned about moving energy, law of attraction, whatever you want to call it... once I enter those rooms, the right people just appear. Not because of some forced networking strategy, but because shared obsession is the greatest social filter on earth. If you love surfing, go surf every morning. If you love lifting, find the best gym and go consistently. If you love music, go to the shows. If you love chess, find the chess club. If you love running, join the run club. If you love food, go to foodie clubs. If you love building companies, join founder communities. If you love deep work, find a coworking space with serious people. Do it all. But the key is to do it all with an open heart and an open mind. Say hi to everyone. If you find yourself intrigued by someone's energy, go chat with them. Listen to your intuition. The trick is not to “meet people.” The trick is to become a regular in the spaces where your future people already are. That is the entire game. I used Bali an example, and it is easy for this because the lifestyle stack is obvious. Surf, yoga, gyms, saunas, cold plunges, ecstatic dance, meditation, coworking spaces, founder villas, music, dinners. You can literally design your week around your values. Morning surf. Gym. Deep work. Sauna. Dinner with founders. Music on the weekend. Do that for 30 days, be open, and you will have friends. But this applies everywhere, not just dreamy island paradise. Take NYC for example. Basically no nature compared to Bali, but you can still build a beautiful social life. Good gyms, run clubs, chess clubs, supper clubs, founder dinners, Soho House/social clubs, live music, dancing, art events, coworking spaces, niche internet communities doing IRL meetups. Every city has a social operating system. Your job is to find the nodes. The mistake young nomads make, the same mistake I made when I was 18 y/o running my first dropshipping store in Bali, is thinking friendships just “happen.” They don’t. Not consistently. You have to engineer proximity. A great example of that is when I met one of my closest friends Dylan in Bali back in 2022. We were in the Cold Plunge at a high end gym, and we accidentally touched feet underwater. I looked at him, read his energy, and cracked a joke about playing footsies with him. He laughed. we became instant friends. It was like I knew him for many lifetimes. Had I not been outgoing and talkative, that chance meeting would have never endured. It's basically this - Same place. Same time. Same activity. Repeatedly. That’s how humans bond. You don’t become close with someone because you had one deep conversation at a hostel bar at 2am while both of you were pretending to be more interesting than you are. You become close because you train together every Tuesday. Surf together every morning. Work next to each other for a month. Go to the same dinners. See the same faces. Build little rituals. Community is repetition. This is also why country hopping every 5 days is usually a terrible idea. It looks cool on IG but fries your nervous system. You never settle. You never become known. You never build rhythm. You never enter the second layer of a place. The sweet spot is usually 1-3 months minimum. Long enough to build routine. Short enough to keep the adventure alive. Doesn't mean you can't do shorter trips ever, but make sure you have consistency engineered into your travel schedule. And if you’re just starting out in the space, in your late teens/early 20s, my biggest advice is this: do not just chase cheap rent and hot chicks. Chase environments that pull a better version of you out of yourself. Some places make you sharper. Some make you softer. Some make you healthier. Some make you degenerate. Some make you ambitious. Some make you numb. Choose accordingly. The nomad lifestyle is not about escaping life. It’s about designing the container that makes you more alive. For me, that means mountains, ski, surf, gyms, founder friends, music, dance, deep conversations, engineered challenges (sauna, cold plunge, breathwork, meditation, yoga, running), and a little tasteful debauchery sprinkled on top. For you, it might be totally different. But you need to know your ingredients. Write them down. What activities make you feel most yourself? What environments make you proud of who you become? What kind of people do you want around you? What do you want a random Tuesday to feel like? Then pick places where those things are abundant. Loneliness usually isn’t solved by more people. It’s solved by more alignment. When ur lifestyle, interests, values, and environment are aligned, friendship becomes natural. When they’re misaligned, you can be surrounded by people and still feel deeply alone. So if ur a young founder about to go nomadic, or trying to figure it out, don’t just ask “where should I live?” Ask “where will I become the kind of person I actually want to be?” That question will take you much further. Simple playbook: 1. Pick a place with a strong community layer to begin with (Marbella, Bali, Medellin, NYC, SF, London, Da Nang, HK, etc) 2. Stay 30-90 days 3. Join 2-3 recurring activities you genuinely love 4. Become a regular 5. Host small dinners 6. Say yes early 7. Say no once you know your people 8. Avoid isolation disguised as freedom 9. Build rituals 10. Find your tribe *bonus points - join Phantom Stays & be integrated into a community filled with 1,000+ like-minded, high earning digital nomads from all over the globe, with events, travel/tax/estate hacking, and general networking. Freedom is not sitting alone in a villa refreshing Stripe. Freedom is waking up in a place you chose, doing work you chose, surrounded by people you chose, living a life that actually feels like yours. That’s the point. Not just to make money online. But to build a life of purpose that makes all of this worth it.

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@Alexisecom Just shot you a dm bro

$183 Ad spend... Revealing how in my video later today. (the pussy method)

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@iamryft @Alexisecom this reaction is more low than his revenue

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@Alexisecom Back in London for a couple weeks 🙋🏻‍♂️

@nkecom bro has a 30% stake in meta cost caps

I don’t think people understand how much sauce is in here. I’ve spent so much fucking money on Meta & this is by far the best thing I’ve learned. If you understand this concept, you’ll never complain about Meta ever again. IT’S A CHEAT CODE. Here’s a pic of my car to get your attention.

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@itsliellevin G video, post more bro

this is a video i recorded in april 2025, about a mindset shift i had... ...that mindset shift is responsible to me becoming a millionaire that SAME year (i was making $7k/mo in april and practically had no money in the bank) hope you gain some insights from this. shoutout @ComedicBizman <3 youtu.be/hCfzTVoNe0s

@conortrains @InsendoMicah Ba chuma leat faoin cháin ó chaid ? no béidir tá tú ag taisteal timpeall an domhain le setup idirnáisiúnta. Aontaím leat afách, is é an Spáinn an tír is fearr sa domhain

@Alexisecom @InsendoMicah táim

Why you should be spainmaxxing in the summer as a biz owner: - Your 6 hrs ahead of EST, so you can work uninterrupted before most of your clients work day begins, and your team’s - It’s eternally 3pm during the summer in southern Spain. Literally light until 10pm. So you can work 12 hours here and still feel like you have more of the day than working 8 hours in the US - Everything happens later in the day here which works in your favor. You can work 10am to 10pm, still go out an get dinner, then go out to a sunset club, go to sleep at 1am, and still wake-up without an alarm That makes for a killer combo. Split a big house with your mates also working remote and BANG. That’s a recipe for success 🤌

@conortrains @InsendoMicah Tá tú I do chonaí sa Spáinn?

@InsendoMicah You need to be cigmaxxing during your dinners

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Most Ecom operators are doing good numbers But they can't tell you what next month looks like I started doing MRR and filmed my entire playbook $2.4M/month. Supplement brand. MRR. Here's what's inside the video: - Why one-time purchase brands always reset to zero - The subscription architecture nobody is teaching properly - How to find a winning product before you spend a cent - Billing cycles, cancel flows, churn reduction (the full backend) - The creative engine that scales without burning out - How your MRR compounds so your revenue goes up every month This is the thing I wish existed when I started. Like, RT, comment "MRR" (must follow) & I'll DM you the link

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@renegade_125 looking good man enjoy it

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@CiansLife great work Cian

6 months results for a trading client: 1,000 to 31,900 followers 26,400,000 organic impressions Only getting started...

@itsliellevin incredible

My First $1M month - What I Learned I am posting this so that those at their beginning will hopefully internalize these principles that helped me most, in hopes of getting to their goal faster: - It took me 7 years to gain traction with "online money". For 7 years I did not make ANY Money, maybe a few hundred dollars in profit. #1 It would've taken 1-2 years if I had committed to one business model and had INTENTION and COMMITMENT no matter what happens - without deviating. There is no such thing as a perfect biz model. Just the one that you'll commit to the most - for your OWN reasons, not reasons that a guru is telling you. So pick your own, and have UNWAVERING focus on that one thing until its successful. #2 - again, it took me 7 years, to get to a point of making $1m in TOTAL revenue (that happened this year 2025) - and the NEXT month I hit ANOTHER million. things change fucking fast in this game. i definitely saw that with my own eyes. just have faith and focus on the process and the journey. and know that this process isn't linear. things can change fast. #3 - have a clear vision for what you want to achieve, what kind of life you want to live, what's your DEEP REASON WHY for being in this game - and then think of WHO the person is that is achieving that easily Then focus every single day on becoming that person. on operating FROM the place of already being that person. Think like millionaire version of you. Act like it. Speak like it. Because you ARE it. #4 surround yourself with winners... ...I've had the privilege of meeting amazing people in this journey, both in real life and online, and one of the things that kept me going (From March to May 25' I've had nothing but failures and only lost money but I knew it's temporary) -> IS KNOWING that IT IS possible. I've had friends making $50k/day. and i knew while there was a skill gap, there wasn't any fundamental difference between me and them. and that kept me going, because i KNEW its a matter of time until i break through. and now i guess im one of those people that others can hang onto- and see- yes, it is possible so do not be afraid to talk to people, to make connections, to remind yourself daily that if others are doing it, you can do it too so yes, these are the 4 highest leverage things that you can internalize as a beginner notice i did not speak of strategy simply because, we all have the strategy already, we are just not the kind of person yet that can put that strategy to use ive had nothing work for me until i became the kind of person that can make it work whether its my thoughts, my habits, my PERSPECTIVES of why certain things happen, my focus and determination i cannot explain these 4 levers in depth in a tweet, maybe i'll make a yt vid one day about them and ik its a long ass tweet but maybe some of you missed these lol cya maybe in a few months? thanks for reading!

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