Mario Berreles

My goal is to help businesses and creators get seen through short-form video content. Most businesses and creators don’t struggle because of a lack of quality. They struggle because no one sees them. Thats what im fixing. DM me so we can start getting more eyes on your product.

@Abigail7866 I see this problem with so many accounts. I'll see something interesting they posted and then go to their account and I can't figure out what they actually do so I don't follow.

Most people don’t lack content They lack a clear positioning If nobody knows your angle Nobody remembers your name Growth starts when you stop posting randomly And start building identity around value

@iitsBilal Most of your connections will come from replies, especially early on. Replying at least 20 times a day is mandatory to start building your account.

Hey small 𝕏 creators please don't do this! The biggest mistake on X: Posting once daily then disappearing completely from engagement!

@AlexHormozi This is a great strategy. Double down on pain points until they improve and it will improve the entire operation.

If you have one thing holding the business back - speed up cycles. Go from meeting weekly to daily. Start all meetings with the metric you wanna improve. Go granular on individual accounts. This is the fastest way I've seen big turnarounds happen. Cram a year of work into weeks.

@0xLuxi Those who don't quit will be millionaires too. You're still just early.

Every millionaire was once standing exactly where you are now.

@PathOfMen_ Getting stuck into an endless routine will destroy your life. That's how you kill all creativity and ambition.

the saddest guys i know aren't broke. they have a job, an apartment, spend their life looking at a screen. they just haven't done anything that scared them in 4 years. comfort is the slowest way to die.

@thejustinwelsh I never focus on what other people are doing because I have so much belief in the things I'm doing that it seems irrelevant.

The most successful people I know are annoyingly unaware of what everyone else is doing.

@theandreilucian The problem is people don't understand how low the bar is to put stuff out that people actually enjoy. Perfection isn't necessary.

You don't need to be perfect to start. You need to be brave. Bravery beats perfection every time. The most successful creators started messy. They got better by doing. Start messy. Get better.

@Coachbenjamin_ It's fun to go viral but the audience you get through vitality usually won't pay you for anything. It's the ones that you can actually solve a problem for that will.

Stop chasing virality. Start being helpful. When you choose impact, you attrcat the right clients.

@AnthonyEclipse This is completely true. Once you start creating you have no interest in spending all of your time consuming because you know that's just gonna keep you trapped.

Open YouTube. Slop. Open Twitter. Slop. Open Instagram. Slop. Every app on your phone is engineered to keep you watching strangers live the life you keep telling yourself you'll start tomorrow. Rewire your brain so the only thing that sounds fun is the stuff that actually moves you forward: • Building something • Lifting heavy • Time outside • Time with people who love you Get off the screen. That shit is poison. The second you can SEE it as poison, your life changes

@Dwriteway When you make a bunch of money of money on your own people just assume your "unemployed." That's how you know you're on the right path.

Keep working on your brand. You’re about to become that one friend who doesn’t “have a job” but somehow makes more money than everyone else.

@siddharthwv It's crazy how so many people think growing up means sacrificing your happiness and dreams. Especially since the most successful people usually don't do any of that. If that's the price tag of growing up I think I'll just avoid it.

99% of people think growing up means being okay with: A job that drains them, work that means nothing, giving up on their dreams, lowering the bar, becoming realistic, playing it safe. That's not growing up. That's giving up.

@PathOfMen_ Getting outdoors daily is a life hack. I often come up with my best ideas while out on a walk. Great ideas don't usually come from mindlessly staring at your phone for hours on end while sitting under artificial lighting. That's where creativity goes to die.

Stop spending your best years indoors. There's a whole actual world out there with real people, real experiences, real memories waiting to be made. You cannot look back at your 20s and be proud of the hours you wasted on screens in a dark room. Go outside. Talk to people. Feel things. You were not put on this earth to spectate life.

Has anyone else noticed that content doesn't hit the same anymore? Every YouTube video feels like a different variation of something we've already seen a million times before. YouTube creators used to be innovative, but now they just keep repeating formulas. Everything feels like it was copied and pasted. Content needs actual creativity back again.

@UltraKingDragon The problem people have is they apply their worldview to people with completely different ones. They try to predict their behaviors and actions by thinking of what they would do but other people have a completely different operating system.

Stop being so genuine with strategic people.

@Abigail7866 In the beginning, founders rush to make money because lack of revenue is the root of all early problems. But when the foundation is rushed, strong systems aren't put in place and this causes massive issues as the business tries to scale.

Most businesses grow without structure. That creates silent risk. No systems in place early. Problems appear during scaling.

@thebetterless If you deal with issues when they come up you will always have a clean mental slate at the end of the day. Procrastination is the top culprit of chronic stress.

A lot of stress is just delayed small decisions coming back all at once.

@KevinSzabo14 They aren't usually geniuses. They just have a strong work ethic and effective systems.

Being close to rich people taught me 2 things: A) Their work ethic would embarrass yours. B) They’re far less brilliant than you thought. Execution always wins.

@FarazKhan724 The hardest part is the lack of feedback on the quality of your project. One minute you will feel like it's the best thing of all time but then the next you will feel like it's not even worth the effort. Real feedback can point you in the right direction.

What’s the hardest part of trying to build something alone?

@stijnnoorman Experience is 100x more valuable then anything you could learn in a book

20% of learning is reading. 80% of learning is implementing what you read.

@Abigail7866 If your results can't be repeated your plan isn't sustainable. You need strong systems and structure.

Most people chase quick online money. That’s why they stay stuck. Real income comes from systems. Not luck or random effort.