Jake Harris

Goal-achievers are able to recognise those behaviours and stay focussed on the daily actions that take them one step closer to achieving their goal. Enjoyed this thread? You might enjoy this too 👇 twitter.com/MrJakeHarris/s…

Most of the tiny daily decisions we make are subconscious impulses. Our brain tries to autopilot as much as possible. It has to. If we had to think hard about where to put our shoes every morning + all the 0000s of decisions every day we would be mentally finished.

I bet you sit in the same seat when watching the tv. I bet you sit in the same spot at the dinner table. It’s now 6 days into our holiday and each one of the family has sat on the same pool side sunbed as they did on day 1. Creatures of habit.

@wizofecom Love the way this is structured. I like to think of the transformation. Where are they today versus where they will they be after working with you. Since when we buy something we want to be transformed. Emotionally or physically.

I must remind you A Fiverr gig title is not an Offer 6 words put together will not get people to pay you $3000/mo A couple of screenshots of results will not convince prospects to hire you An offer is broken down into 5 main elements: 1. Outcome 2. Deliverables 3. Positioning/target audience 4. Guarantee 5. Pricing model Use all 5 to create your offer

@VirtualAnirudh 80% of everything is always about the fundamentals. Convinced of this

Focus on Good Ideas. No amount of "Copywriting Hacks" and "Storytelling Secrets" can save a bad idea. Learn how to come up with good ideas first. They form the foundation. Once the foundation is rock solid, you can build on top of it however you want.

@Oliver_foster_ Gotta go get that treasure

@MrJakeHarris Dive deeper than ever before.

@eatastrawberry1 I loved this. A mile deep not a mile wide

@MrJakeHarris Creativity is found when you look deep inside yourself for it and make an effort to get it

@RMikulskij You don’t! That’s the beauty. But you keep showing up anyway 💪🏼

@pirktinshh a hot take Karlis

@itspatjagger This guy knows

@MrJakeHarris Deep diving

@JacOfManyHats You said it, not me! ... but you're right

@MrJakeHarris the more visible tweets and accounts are trash and the underdogs are treasure? 🥸😏

@joserosado this is frying my brain

QWERTY is a loser's keyboard layout. One of my most drastic, most profitable, most outlandish habit changes was to: Stop using the QWERTY keyboard. Today? I use Colemak. I used to experience a lot of pain in my hands and fingers due to typing. Changing the keyboard layout to Colemak fixed that. The reason? My fingers don't move much between key strokes, or up and down the keyboard. I've been tying on a non-Qwerty layout for around 6 years now. The crazy thing is that I can still use Qwerty when I'm on someone else's device. Or when I'm tying on my phone. No pain. More typing.

@wizofecom The shiny object syndrome is strong on this one.

Here are 4 reasons why you are not at $10,000 a month yet 1. You don't set clear deadlines 2. You don't have accountability partners 3. You are hopping around too many business models 4. You aren't staying consistent with that is clearly working for you

@MrJakeHarris X-box controllers. Billionaires. Submarines. James Cameron. Titanic.

@GrammarHippy Started out writing more generic list based content and that took 4x longer than a story email which takes 45 mins TOPS!

How long does it take you to write an email? One with a story. To your audience. How long?

@Abdelmouaizdo Justin Welsh had a great point on a podcast “Everything in my course I’ve shared for free But I’ve packaged that into a product to save time for someone looking to implement right now” (I paraphrased)

@MrJakeHarris Love your approach, Jake.Sharing knowledge for free builds trust and credibility. How do you determine what to charge for implementation?

@MrJakeHarris Bro stop reading my mind 😭

@Joshuapaulkite Thanks my guy appreciate the comment