Jeremiah

My mom is literally my biggest hero Everything I do is just me following her footsteps I vividly remember, as a kid, she’d work regardless of what time it was: > Before I went to school, she was out > When I got home from school, she was out > Every Saturday and even on Sunday, she would be on her laptop when I woke up Despite being a single mother… > She built her own career > She built her own life > And never needed anyone to come save it for her I think every founder I respect has someone like this in their story, who influenced their work ethic Mine just happened to be at the kitchen table every morning, showing me what it looked like before I ever had words for it

The 17-step roadmap to scaling a business from $0 to $ 500K/month in 2026:

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@HussainIbarra Clarity on what you want to do, clarity on where you want to head next, clarity on what you're supposed to be doing. Everything will make sense to you if you prioritize clarity more than anything.

You don't have a mental health problem. You have a clarity problem.

@mitengohil17 Sunday is the day where I usually just let it flow.

Sunday isn’t a ‘day off’ for me. It’s the reset button. • Clear the mental clutter. • Plan the next moves. • Slow down so you can speed up. Most people waste it getting hammered at the club, waking up broke and hungover. The smart ones wake up clear-headed and 10 steps ahead

@danwestworld Or, you can also love what your audience is talking about.

The best content strategy is to post content you enjoy creating. Good vibes attracts good people.

@nickth3kid That's motivating enough to think that you could be the top 1% of the 4-5% if you just allowed yourself to put your foot in front of the door.

If someone told you that only 4-5% of people succeed in a field. Would that motivate you? Or push you away?

@HussainIbarra This January is the biggest month of my whole life because I needed to contemplate almost everything I've did (and doing) to know where I'm headed next. You know what's up - told you all about it.

I just went through my last year's posts and no wonder I wasn't growing. My content was shallow, surface-level, and was just like everyone else. Stop spending so much time on social media, and spend more time reading, learning, and talking about it with the world.

@danwestworld I don't use AI to write my posts, but when it comes to fixing the ideas (to make it more logical) - then yeah, that's one use case for it.

I’ve made $34,000 in the last 6 months with AI. But here’s what I’ve noticed: There’s still so much shame around using AI to write. Why? Here’s my theory: Big writers with big audiences don’t want you to know how easy it is to use AI to write great content... because they’d be out of a job. OR They don’t want you to know they use AI themselves... because it destroys their ‘creative genius’ image. They're controlling the AI narrative to keep you behind. Instead? They should take a page out of @NicholasVerge’s playbook (copywriting) and @Nicolascole77’s (content writing) and teach people how to write with AI. More. The "AI will replace me" fear is totally bonkers. The only 1 person AI will replace? Those who refuse to use it. While others fear the future, winners are already building it. Personally, AI has made me: • More money • More creative • More productive It's saved me: • Countless hours • Thousands of dollars • Unthinkable stress And we're only just getting started. It’s time to stop treating AI as the enemy and start seeing it as a co-pilot. The future of writing is AI. The future of content is AI. The future is AI. So, if you're not using AI yet, ask yourself: What are you waiting for? The future isn't kind to those who wait. And the future is happening NOW. You're at a fork in the road: 1) Learn AI and thrive 2) Ignore AI and get left behind The choice is yours.

@danwestworld Anyone who doesn't use AI is left behind. I can find any use case for it even if it's nonsense.

Anyone can use AI. But the best operators will win the future. Learn to train it.

@callumaccounts I was just writing something about this - the reason 'why' matters the most... and people will not usually understand that once you show them why they need to have a reason lol.

Stop stressing about your following. Give people a good reason to follow you.

@fjmellq Man, they are looking for a low hanging fruit.

Every day, people want my help Now I’m officially irritated. Why? They expect to pay me $0. What are you thinking? My time isn’t free! Is yours?

@nickth3kid Lol yeah, Nick.

@DraftsByMiah I'd be surprised if anyone disputed or argued that.

@callumaccounts Yeah, that’s definitely much preferable.

@DraftsByMiah Depends on the model, bringing great people in house is the best way to scale an agency.

@fjmellq I'm always surprised by how intellectual you look with your glasses and TVs on my man.

I made $410 in two days. No ads. No shortcuts. No fake promises. Just value, trust, and action. When you focus on helping people, the results follow.

@HussainIbarra My man is not just a runner anymore, he's now also a hiker.

There’s no better way than to spend your first 6 hours hiking. No type of meditation comes close to the clarity and calmness you get from physical exercise. If you’re feeling down, move your body.

@mitengohil17 It's crazy how much progress you can track by flipping the pages each month on what you're grateful about each day.

A habit that changed my life: Journaling. Most people overcomplicate it. I keep it simple: • A small win. • How I’m feeling. • One thing I’m grateful for. • A lesson I learned. • What I got done today. • Am I on track with my goal? • My action plan for tomorrow. Simple, clear, and keeps me locked in.

@nickth3kid Hours worked has no correlation to the results you get. We ain't working in a cubicle.

No matter how motivated you are, giving it your all doesn’t mean success is guaranteed. You either accept that and give it your best shot anyway. Or you let the fear hold you back and spend your days wondering... What if?