Clinton Kadri

Booked 6 sales calls in 15 days. Taken 3 so far: Signed 1 client 1 is still thinking about it 1 said no because he’s scared of delegating Disqualified 1 because it wasn’t a fit. The other 2 calls are booked for next week. Here’s how I did it: Created an offer and tested it Found the right leads Reached out consistently Never missed a follow up Most people give up before the 5th follow up. I didn’t. Here are screenshots of booked calls and client signed below:

@habibthekhan Its not too early bro

@Clintonkadry Sounds like a good idea. But too early for me cause I got no audience to begin with 🥲

I intentionally destroyed my engagement Cause I stopped engaging with low quality accounts But something better happened: I started getting better inbound leads The wrong audience inflates your metrics The right audience builds your business

@Lindseybuilds You're welcome Caitlin

@Clintonkadry thanks for the advice

@TheKhurramZafar Sounds good to me

@Clintonkadry I usually engage with: Founders, business onwers and basically anyone who has money (80%) and many other writers who have the same number of followers (20%) Though there are exceptions to this rule.

@kiankfcb True

@Clintonkadry this is such an underrated move, engaging with the right ten people beats the wrong thousand

@omarvvvr Fr man

@Clintonkadry The best decision ever

@ToomasLeppik I agree Toomas Always do your own research

@Clintonkadry You have to think for yourself. There is so much bad or half truth advice on this platform.

@StepBogoutdinov Nice idea bro We have to make the most of our efforts

@Clintonkadry right decision bro i’m trying to engage more often with people who support my posts and with potential clients inbound leads are coming in too

@Kelvincreates Exactly

@Clintonkadry less attention can still mean more business if it's the right attention

@TheKhurramZafar If you don't set a bar you're never going to scale

@Clintonkadry Gotta set a bar, and then stick with it. I've seen too many people hum and haw about getting low-paying work saying it's better than nothing, but those clients then suck your soul outta you

I’ve rejected multiple $200/m deals And I’ll keep rejecting them Because: It’s way below my lowest pricing It’s way below the value of my services Cheap clients are expensive to keep

@Jtyles @nikitabier Crazy stuff

@Clintonkadry @nikitabier They are definitely doing a lot haha

80,000 followers just lost to 800 mutuals. @nikitabier is now boosting your posts to your mutuals. Not to your audience at large. To the people you actually follow back. Read that again if you have under 10,000 followers. For years this platform rewarded broadcasting. Big accounts talked while everyone else fought for scraps in a reply section full of strangers. That era just ended. Every follow-back is now a distribution channel. An account with 800 real mutuals can now outperform an account with 80,000 passive followers. The skeptics want to wait for proof… fair enough. We have heard promises before. But every algorithm shift in this platform’s history minted a new class of winners, and none of them were the people who waited. Follow back. Reply with intent. The algorithm is finally rewarding what you should have been doing anyway. There has never been a better time to be a small account on 𝕏.

@thesavasx Who you become matters more than what people think about you

Stop proving yourself to: - Your family - Your friends - Your society Start improving your: - Skills - Mindset - Self-trust People-pleasing is self-sabotage.

@OnatAksaray Put your best result out there That's what makes a difference

I optimized a profile for a software-agency client Before his own agency, he was a product manager Most people would just write "former product manager" and stop We added "shipped 10 MVPs" Same career, different weight A title tells people what you were called A number tells them what you did Pick a real number you can stand behind and lead with it

@Olivia0945 Don't tell the world you're great Let the world see greatness in you

Discipline doesn't need an audience. The work you do in private changes your life in public. Keep improving without seeking recognition. Consistency beats motivation. Stay committed.

@vasilevbrand Most people hate challenges that's why they are stuck

Most people are one year away from a completely different body. The problem is they quit after one month. Patience is rarer than talent. That's why it's so valuable.

@Kelvincreates Exactly mate

@Clintonkadry the wrong audience keeps you busy the right one keeps you paid

@Eddywritess Well said king 👻

@Clintonkadry Chasing quality over quantity I like this bro

@A_Vautrelle There's always a way back to the top

Have you ever been poor? 💵 Like really poor even though you didn’t look like a complete psycho? - With debts - $0 in the bank - no family to call to - no friends that can lend you because they already did - no banks to get a loan because you are banned everywhere and owe them 100’s of thousands - in a country that isn’t yours - losing friends - almost 30 - and wondered what to do with your life while thinking that it’s been 4 days you haven’t eaten a thing nor slept more than 3h a night, in total survival mode. You ever lived something like that? Fortunately (for character development and stories to tell my kids) I did. And more similar times than I can count on my hands. But guess what?? I didn’t live through war I didn’t go to jail I didn’t lose both parents in an accident at 6 Nor got an amputated arm Nor a declined health No, i didn’t, I always had everything I needed, and I had no right to complain. Fortunately now I turned my situation around and I make more money than I made in a year now making it in a month. But next time you complain your coffee is too hot or your sales calls didn’t go well and you feel absolutely desperate, remember to STOP COMPLAINING AND GET SH*T DONE. You have no right to complain but only to move.