Jerome A Finch | Communication Expert

Martin Lewis is allowed to financially advise us on British TV because he offers you no financial salvation Turn off the TV lol

@TheEdPill If you make online money, have a family and live in the countryside it's good but.. As a society it's completely cooked and over (for the next few decades at least)

“You’re a hater since leaving Thailand” Obviously. England is cold, grey, boring. Thailand was hot, sunny, cheap, endless Muay Thai, exploration, bikes, beaches, mountains etc. Thailand was a fucking dream lad. All dreams end. I woke up. It’s over.

Tai Lopez been dropping gems recently. Pleasantly surprising

@fitnesscampus_ Being broke in an Asian city like Chengdu, is way better than being broke in Dubai or a western country

Andrew Tate lists off all the reasons Dubai is the best city in the world. 👇 “Only the poor people hate Dubai…”

@ReeceWabara 7pm to 9pm is for Salsa class

9am-5pm is for Work. 5pm-6pm is for Food. 6pm-12am is for Claude. Repeat 🔁 Learn life.

@CountDankulaTV Kris Jenner looks better now

I have literally never, not even once, seen plastic surgery that made a person look better.

@raisinguptwins @StreetFightsHQ That Chinese man was arrogant and presumptive. Have a nice day

@StreetFightsHQ Chinese people are just straight forward. They'll smile and call you fat because you are. It's usually not in a mean way. We just apply our Western lens on their words

Chinese couple thought he couldn’t understand them… whole time they were shit talking him and he knew exactly what they were saying 😳💀

@hispanicnomad If you have an artistic soul, then Paraguay trumps Dubai every time.

“Dubai 🇦🇪 is the only place you can move to bro” Literally the next day: bombings and attacks in Dubai One of the main reasons I chose Paraguay 🇵🇾 is because we have unlimited water, food and electricity, and we’re out of the way of all major world powers But alas, we don’t have Bugattis

@NapierHolland Absolutely agree! Takes you out of being in a stressful state and gives you the chance to dial in and push on.

The hardest step is to build your remote freelance income from zero to $3-4k/month. It takes pure grind and skill acquisition. But it only takes a few extra skills and more risk tolerance to hit $10k/month. (Eg. The willingness to be accountable and own your results.) …then you realise the people at $20-30k+ have no extra creative skills (often, less!). They simply approach work with systems. If you’re at $3-4k/month, congratulations. You’ve done the hard part. You’d be silly not to push for more.

@CleansedTweets Hell (lived there for two years)

No one in China uses headphones. On a train, it sounds like being in an arcade. From restaurants to airports, phones blare at full volume.

@BBCNews *nonce world

One giant boys' club? Why Westminster still feels like a man's world bbc.in/4arAXk5

@TehRockettek @luxarbo Oxford?

deep england

@nickdixon He seems like a very consistent operator. Almost because he's so emotionally retarded he can just show up every day, rain or shine.

People close to Starmer say he has no ideas, no curiosity, and is mainly concerned with stressing that meetings are ‘smart casual’. He is the ultimate mediocrity and I can’t stand him.

@Cocoon_DM I went to Paraguay last year. A lot of western nerds there, with no game. Sad

All these mfs tweeting "Paraguay - LatAms Best Kept Secret" Bro, when all of you are tweeting about it it's not really a secret is it?

@Heccles94 Yea let's make the corrupt state more powerful with more taxes..... that's really fucking smart to be fair

The UK does not have a welfare problem. It's got a corrupt politician and corrupt political elite problem. It's got a billionaire problem. Tax the rich.

@stellacreasy @timcha

Without immigrants Man U’s starting line up last night would have been three players and the bench would have consisted of just two. Ratcliffe doesn't seem to understand the contribution they make to his own team, let alone this country - but then as he is an immigrant himself being resident of monaco rather than manchester there's obviously a lot of things he's not thought through...

@hispanicnomad Facts!! Kosovo looks decent as well and great arbitrage cos boomers still think a war is going on there lmao (Ended in 1999)

The Balkan Arbitrage Play I'm calling it now... - 🇦🇱 Albania - 🇲🇰 North Macedonia - 🇷🇸 Serbia - 🇲🇪 Montenegro - 🇧🇦 Bosnia These countries are about to explode for remote workers in the next 3-5 years Here's why: 👇 1. EU proximity without EU costs 🇪🇺 - you get European infrastructure and culture at 1/3 the price. Fly to Italy in 90 minutes 2. Digital nomad visas dropping - Montenegro and Albania already have them. Serbia will follow. These governments want you there 3. Functional cities - Tirana, Belgrade, Podgorica aren't sexy, but they work. Fast internet, good food, walkable centers 4. Beach access - Albanian Riviera is the Mediterranean before Instagram ruined it. Montenegro's Bay of Kotor is world-class 5. Safety - violent crime is basically non-existent. You can walk anywhere at midnight 6. Tax optimization potential - several of these countries have territorial or lump-sum tax schemes for residents The region has been overlooked because of 1990s war baggage. That perception is 30 years outdated Mark this tweet. 📌 2028, everyone will be talking about the Balkans

@Dylanmadden People need to pick their poison. I'm naturally very unorganized but I'm a beast on the phone. Many ways to skin a cat

I haven't made a cold call in years. No events. No schmoozing. No pretending to be someone I'm not. Just writing, systems, and talking to people who came to me. Built a life most people don't believe is real. Being an introvert isn't a weakness. It's a filter for building money that doesn't drain you.

@hispanicnomad I'm trying Macedonia next week 🇲🇰

The countries everyone says to move to are actually terrible EVERYONE SAYS: MEXICO Reality: ❌ Expat areas expensive as US ❌ Safety depends entirely on location ❌ One wrong neighborhood = dead ❌ "But cheap!" → Not where you want to live EVERYONE SAYS: PORTUGAL Reality: ❌ Bureaucracy nightmare ❌ Lisbon expensive as London now ❌ Locals hate you for pricing them out ❌ Weather overhyped (cold winter) ❌ "But it's cheap!" → Was cheap EVERYONE SAYS: THAILAND Reality: ❌ Overcrowded with nomads ❌ Too many people ❌ Chiang Mai is mini Silicon Valley now ❌ Visa runs are exhausting, and they're cracking down on them ❌ Culture is too alien for most people EVERYONE SAYS: SPAIN Reality: ❌ Impossible to get residency ❌ Taxes are brutal ❌ Locals don't speak English ❌ Not as safe anymore ❌ Economic problems WHERE NOBODY SAYS GO: 🇵🇾 Paraguay: Too boring (actually peaceful) 🇷🇴 Romania: Too "Eastern" (cheap and functional) 🇵🇱 Poland: Too cold (modern and growing) 🇦🇱 Albania: Too sketchy (beautiful and cheap) 🇧🇬 Bulgaria: Too forgettable (solid quality of life) THE PATTERN: Popular places got popular for reason... and then got ruined by popularity In most cases, when a place hits YouTube and Instagram, it's already over Real arbitrage is staying ahead of herd

@nickrgrs 10X

just finished my new free playbook... 10X INFO it details EXACTLY how to get your info offer to $100k months - every lever of a $100k/mo offer - all the systems needed - exactly how to set it up reply 10X and ill dm it to you (must be following)

@pipelineabuser Absolute legend! 🔥🔥🔥

"how do I actually find clients for this?" the market: $19.5B in 2025. $55B by 2035. 11% annual growth. most people in it charge $20/hr on fiverr. don't be them. pricing ladder: - $15-50/hr = task work. burnout in 3 months. - $1,500-3,000/mo = commodity VA. crowded. low margin. - $4,000-7,000/mo = fractional chief of staff. this is the play. full-time EA costs companies $85-125K loaded. you at $5K/mo = $60K/yr, zero HR, zero benefits, zero overhead. saving them 30-50% for senior-level ops. proassisting .com charges $3,300-5,000/mo minimum and stays booked. vchiefs .com bills $150-165/hr for fractional leadership. the demand is there. most people just price too low to access it. positioning: you're not a virtual assistant. you're the fractional ops layer that makes an executive operate like they have a six-figure chief of staff. who needs you: - founders at $1-10M rev - consultants billing $300+/hr - real estate investors 10+ doors - doctors/lawyers with practices - agency owners under 20 people where to find them: - linkedin sales nav: "founder" + "1-10 employees" + "posted in last 30 days" - twitter: search "I need an assistant" or "drowning in emails" - upwork .com: first 2-3 clients for reviews only then leave - contra .com: zero fees, better clients - belaysolutions .com: apply as contractor, they match you with execs - athena .com: clients already paying $3K/mo, immediate pipeline the dm: "saw you're scaling [company] while still running ops yourself. the executives I work with were in the same spot - losing 10-15 hours a week to inbox, scheduling, and admin before we started. I typically recover that in the first 30 days. I work 1-on-1 with one executive at a time so nothing slips. worth 10 minutes to see if it's a fit?" the close: free trial week. after 5 days of clean inbox and flawless calendar they physically cannot go back. the AI stack that does 90% of the actual work: openclaw .ai (free + ~$20/mo API costs) - this runs your entire operation. open source, lives on your machine 24/7, connects to whatsapp/telegram/slack. "summarize this 47-email thread." done. "draft a reply to the investor update." done. "flag everything urgent in the inbox." done. "build a prep doc for tomorrow's board meeting." done. persistent memory means it learns each client's tone, preferences, contacts. it builds its own automations over time. you're not doing email triage manually. openclaw is. you review and hit send. granola .ai ($14/mo) - auto meeting notes. structured summaries with action items sent 5 min after every call. you don't type a word. superhuman .com ($30/mo) - keyboard shortcuts + split inboxes. 200 emails across all clients in 20 min. textexpander .com ($3/mo) - ";mtg" = full meeting confirmation. ";followup" = polished follow-up. zapier .com ($20/mo) - calendar event creates prep doc. VIP email pings slack. zero manual steps. notion .so (free) - client dashboard. tasks, SOPs, preferences. calendly .com ($16/mo) - one link per client. timezones handled. loom .com ($12/mo) - 2-min video updates replace long emails. lastpass .com ($3/mo) - password vault per client. total: ~$118/mo. less than 2.5% of one retainer. what your actual day looks like with this stack: 8:00 - openclaw already triaged all client inboxes overnight. you review flagged items and approve draft replies. 30 min. 8:30 - check notion dashboards. update priorities. 15 min. 9:00 - client meetings (granola handles notes). 1-2 hrs. 11:00 - review openclaw's draft docs, prep materials, follow-ups. approve and send. 30 min. 12:00 - done. afternoon is yours. actual hands-on time per client: 2-3 hrs/week. AI handles the volume. you handle the judgment calls. the math: - 3 clients at $5K/mo = $15K/mo at 8-10 hrs/wk - 4 clients at $5K/mo = $20K/mo at 10-12 hrs/wk $20K/mo. 3 hours of real work a day. the rest is AI. month 1: 1 client from free trial. $5K. month 2: 1 more from referral or outreach. $10K. month 3: add 1 more. $15K. month 4+: add a 4th or raise to $6-7K. $20-28K. fire anyone who texts at 11pm, won't delegate, or pays late. prepaid monthly only. clients never see any of the AI. they just know you're faster and more reliable than anyone they've ever worked with. that's the product. that's why they pay premium and never leave.