Jerko Barnjak

How to work for 4 hours straight (without drugs) :

@ChrisWillx @abetrade My rule is jump on a trend when the trend is over. At that time we will probably know more the downsides of it..

It’s called The Wolverine Stack bro. “Pretty crazy how five years ago vaccines were the most devastating thing you could ever do to your body but nowadays its fine to inject Chinese peptides from Temu because you cant stop snacking after dinner” — @abetrade

If you’re just starting out in sales, this one tip can make a huge difference: Ask thoughtful questions. Take the time to understand your prospects and their business: • What do they do? • What prices are they charging? • How many clients do they have?

"He who is not everyday conquering some fear has not learned the secret of life."

Watch here: youtu.be/j1At0grDVVo?si…

If you want to sell your knowledge online, this is the only funnel you need. Youtube: Jerko Barnjak

@AlexHormozi 8 years

The rocky cut scene takes 3min in the movie but takes 3 years in real life. Expectations < Reality

@GrammarHippy At the beginning used it daily, then 1 year almost no use and now almost every day to brainstorm and write ideas down.

Remarkable 2 or Kindle Scribe? For WRITING. Already have a kindle for reading.

@EqlipseNFT Mart 😍🔥

@EqlipseNFT Martina 🙌🔥

If you want to buy things without looking at the price. Work without looking at the clock.

@thedankoe This is wisdom

Too much social media keeps you in a cycle of trying to solve problems you don't have.

You need to increase your input to get more sales. And this, you can only do effectively if you have a pipeline. Leads are not the problem. The clarity on the funnel/pipeline is. You need to know the exact steps that are leading to new clients. Do you have a pipeline?

@amix3k I was driving every year to uskoplje/gornji vakuf and jajce was around 40min before my final destination.

Where I was born 🥰 Worth a visit if you ever visit Bosnia! Family trivia: my family has lived 500+ years in Jajce.

To Ivante - the young man who stopped me at the grocery store working 2 jobs with a 1 year old who asked for advice on how to get ahead - I gave you a short answer because I was in a rush and it ate at me. So if you follow me here, maybe you’ll read this. What you’re going through is tough. Being so young and already having to support a child is not easy. But you’ll have the opportunity to become an amazing inspiration in a way I never could. Your success story will become your sermon. That being said - onto the advice: You’re gonna need to assume luck isn’t real. Or that it applies to everyone else but you. Because the only way you’re gonna get out of your surroundings is by having something of value other people want. And right now, the only thing you have is your time - with low skills - to trade. Which is a hard game to play. You’ll have to trade a lot only to get a little. So - you’re main objective is to have the time to learn a skill while providing for your family. That means, in the short term, your family may have to suffer. Scratch that. Your family will suffer. But better now when they’re too young to remember than when they’re too old to forget. Again, not forever. But for now. So these are the things you’re gonna have to do. And this isn’t ‘dabble’ stuff. This is - wake the f*ck up because if you don’t - you’re gonna blink and be 30 in the same spot, but worse. 1) Cut all costs. And I mean ALL costs. You don’t eat out anymore. For anything. And if you’re hungry, you deal with it. If it’s not from a discount grocery store, you don’t buy it. Clothing - ha! What you’ve got is everything you need for the next two years. Period. No exceptions. Reuse. Trade or go to goodwill. You go to work. You go home. And home - is ideally with your family, or worst case, with another family also trying to make it and save. And it’s gotta be as cheap as you possible. 2) Increase your income. You’re working two jobs. Your free time, spend applying to other jobs closer to what you want to do. Any at home phone sales job has starter roles that require zero experience that pay $40k/yr or more. Do that, and work your other job in between. If you can’t, drive Uber. If you don’t have a car, save up until you do. 3) The easiest thing to sell is someone else’s stuff. So start there. Then, learn how to buy stuff for cheap and flip it. The bigger the thing, the more you make. You go from flipping cards to furniture to homes. And the limit never really stops there. Final note: I could hear the stress in your voice when you were talking to me about your situation. It sounded like you didn’t know what to do. Sadness comes from a lack of options. It’s a feeling of hopelessness. But whenever you feel that, I want you to think ‘this is ignorance not sadness—it means I don’t know enough, and that, I can control.’ You asked to come work for free for me. But I have no need for low skilled labor. But I do have need for high skilled beasts. It’s why I make the books and the courses and the content, everywhere, for free. So use those. Then get yourself a higher paying job. And everyday apply for higher paying ones (I recommend sales to start). Then once you get in there - for the love of god work until your fingers bleed because you have no other option. You have no luck. Nothing is gonna work out in your favor. You’re not gonna catch a break. You’re gonna have to make it happen. You’re gonna have to force it. You’ve gotta become undeniable. And the best news is - you can do that in less than a year. So that’s my advice: 1) cut all your costs. Everything. 2) work more to make more. And apply to better jobs. Learn to sell. 3) Start selling more expensive stuff then eventually stuff you own. The game is just trading up. Over and over and over again. You’re just a few trades away from a very different financial situation.

We’re on🙏🏼

“You score your marketing goals if you: 1. Set goals 2. Document strategy and processes 3. Appeal to the consumer on multiple levels 4. Adapt well to change etc. Mention the rest in the comment👇🏿 #Marketing #contentmarketing” – @hirefoster

I know how it is, i did Facebook Lives a couple years ago and every time i had to prepare mentally for 2h to do that. That’s why i did it daily… It was easier after some time but when you stop and you’re not doing it for a long time, the fear will come again.. It’s normal, we just have to do it!

@JBarnjak That's very kind of you, Jerko. Really appreciate you taking the time to comment, my friend 🙏

Here we go! Day 1 of 30 trying to get comfortable on camera. To be honest, I'm not sure 300 days would be enough, but I said I'd do it, so do it I shall. Be gentle 😬

@danicerullo gmm

gm and happy friday frens! Just returned from a meeting with a potential business partner. What I love the most about pitching is to see the reaction when it makes „click“ and people realize the power of digital ownership and NFT as the underlying technology.