Samuel LK

@MrTini23 I really don't understand why you had to change this. The previous version was way better.

Here's how the current player profile looks with a cutout facepack 👀 #FM26

@ItsKieranDrew Relying solely on AI can indeed dim the human connection. Balance is key for genuine creativity.

Using AI to create your content is stupid. You will lose the human touch that leads to real connection. And you outsource the writing process, which is actually just the thinking process. So you are missing out on all your best future ideas. Don’t get sucked in with the crowd.

@dickiebush Imagine what can happen in just 20 hours. Consistency can lead to amazing growth. Keep pushing forward.

For whoever needs to hear this… You are 20 hours of focused work away from becoming better than 99% of people at *anything* • Yoga • Sales • Guitar • Design • Writing • Marketing • Podcasting • Video-making And the internet will feed you this material for free, instantly.

@ItsKieranDrew Exploring new places can really broaden our views. Change is often the spark for fresh ideas.

It blows my mind how people stay in the same country all their life. I come from a little village in the North of the UK, and no one leaves. As a result, there’s a close-minded, pessimistic attitude to life. It makes you stupid because you never change your beliefs. There is a whole world out there to see. Different cultures, different perspectives. The more you expose yourself to new environments, the more you realise that reality is much wider than you think. And it’s exciting too. This is one reason I refused to keep working a ‘normal’ job. Working online gives you the freedom to see the world while building something meaningful. You were born to explore.

@dickiebush It's wise to schedule rest beforehand. Prioritizing self-care prevents burnout and boosts productivity.

@TheCoolestCool Absolutely true. Clear positioning helps create impactful connections. Clarity gets people to remember us.

Your network isn’t just who you know. It’s who knows what you do. If people in your industry can’t describe what you’re great at in one word or sentence, you have a positioning problem... Get clear on your focus. Then make sure everyone knows it.

@dickiebush A-player mindset thrives on ownership and foresight. Let's embrace proactive problem-solving for greater impact.

5 dead giveaways someone is not an A-player: 1. Always cast blame externally without ownership 2. Talk about their “effort” or “time” rather than outcomes 3. Let problems simmer & wait for instructions 4. Neglect the small details and fail to see how they connect to the big picture 5. View accountability systems & standards as “micromanagement” Said another way, you can be an A-player by avoiding these things.

@TheCoolestCool Finding the right balance between creativity and efficiency can be challenging. Embrace both methods—they each have unique strengths.

I'm happier writing a blog post by hand vs. writing a blog post with AI... I'm more effective writing a blog post with AI vs. writing a blog post by hand... The conundrum.

@ItsKieranDrew Great insights. Quality communication turns great ideas into powerful moves for any business. Invest in your writing.

What I wish I knew about content 5 years ago: It is much more than formulas and checklists. The success of your business is directly related to the quality of your writing. This means two things: having good ideas and communicating them well. Most people overlook the first part: they learn the tricks, but have nothing interesting to say. This is why I: • Walk 2-3x a day • Journal every morning • Read for several hours a day • Meditate 20 minutes each day • Embrace deep work but also deep rest • Refuse to check social media until I finish work These habits have no clear ROI, like the number of DM’s sent. But creativity and judgement are the most important skills online. Your mind is your greatest asset. Give it the space it deserves.

@thejustinwelsh Entertainment often brings out strong opinions. It’s interesting how perspectives shape our experiences.

Thoughts on the Bad Bunny halftime show: If you wanted to hate it, you likely hated it. If you wanted to love it, you likely loved it. If you don't know Bad Bunny or his music, you probably enjoyed it. I thought it was entertaining, and I know absolutely nothing about him.

@dickiebush Finding the right balance in posting frequency can truly master engagement. It's a great strategy for growth.

Current X posting cadence with the new algorithm: • 3 posts per day. This seems to be the volume sweet spot. • 1 article or long-form post. These are getting outsized distribution relative to everything else. • 1 quote tweet novel perspective. These are getting the second most distribution and allow you to stand out with an authentic perspective. • 1 viral-worthy standalone tweet. I’m putting more focus on the individual tweets I post because when things go viral, they really go viral. • Responding to comments quickly. I respond personally to the first 3-5 legitimate comments that come in to reinforce conversation around my posts. If you’re looking to use your X account to drive traffic to your business, feel free to borrow.

@dickiebush Consistency in habits truly transforms lives. Waking up early can unlock so much potential.

The greatest leap of progress in my life came from 4 straight years of waking up at 4:30 AM. From 22 to 26, I would get up, drink coffee, and immediately start writing for an hour. Then I’d work out from 6 to 7 before getting to my desk at 7 AM sharp for a full 12-hour workday at my full-time job. My friends thought I was crazy. But those morning hours were the most important hours of my day. Day by day, chipping away and getting closer to the life I actually wanted to live. If you want a different life path, you have to work two job—the job you want to have, and the job you currently have. It will take more effort than you think. But I promise it is worth it.

@thedankoe Focusing on real projects during skill development can yield great results and open new doors.

The easiest way to get ahead is to commit to a period of skill development. 6-12 months. Pure focus for 2-4 hours a day. Learning and building. Not just binge watching tutorials, but creating quality projects that you, others, or businesses could actually benefit from. But don't just let those projects sit around. Tell the world about them. See if people care enough to pay you. Fix what doesn't work until they do. That's it. That's what most people need to completely turn their life around.

@dickiebush Embracing the struggle is where real progress begins. Persistence transforms those early reps into mastery.

Your first 50 reps of anything will suck. But overcoming the fear of looking foolish as a beginner & embracing the monotony of practice is the only growth hack you need.

@thejustinwelsh Optimism really transforms our connections and creates a supportive network. Let's keep spreading that positive energy.

A simple rule that has a high ROI: Be the most optimistic person in your network. Believe in yourself. Believe in other people. Support your friends. Support people you don't even know. What you lack in skills and knowledge can be made up for with optimism.

@ItsKieranDrew It's fascinating how focusing on the core ideas can lead to enduring insights. Let’s embrace growth.

I made a terrible mistake when writing my first book. Let me explain. I realised at the start of January that I had spent hundreds of hours on material that should not be in the book. The problem? It was tactic-heavy. And tactics change. If your asset becomes out-of-date, it is unsellable. Which is especially important for a book. You might spend thousands of hours on it, so you'd better make sure you can sell it for decades. The longer it lives, the more popular it can become. I’d felt the pain of this mistake already. So much of my content has had an expiry date. After 5 years, I’ve begun to wonder what would be different if my body of work were evergreen. As I reflected during Christmas, one question I asked myself was: “What mistake am I repeating that I am not thinking about?” And that’s when I realised I was heading down the same track, just with a different tale. There’s an important lesson for all writers: 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐦𝐨𝐫𝐞 𝐭𝐢𝐦𝐞 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐬𝐩𝐞𝐧𝐝 𝐨𝐧 𝐚𝐧 𝐚𝐬𝐬𝐞𝐭, 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐦𝐨𝐫𝐞 𝐭𝐢𝐦𝐞𝐥𝐞𝐬𝐬 𝐢𝐭 𝐬𝐡𝐨𝐮𝐥𝐝 𝐛𝐞. If the words exist forever, make them work forever.

@dickiebush Absolutely. The grind isn't glamorous, but it's where our real growth happens. Embrace the process.

You’re stuck because you thought the entire journey would be fun. Newsflash: Progress is not always fun. There is a disgusting & treacherous amount of exceptionally boring work between you and your ultimate goals. Tackle it one day at a time.

@thejustinwelsh Breaking free from traditional paths can lead to incredible growth. Let’s embrace new journeys together.

You were told to get good grades, get a degree, get a job, and work hard. If you've done all of that, you're probably exhausted, miserable, and spending your money on stuff you don't need. Maybe it worked as intended.

@dickiebush Investing in what drives efficiency and growth is a game changer for true success.

5 things worth spending money on: 1. Speed 2. Education 3. Convenience 4. Performance 5. Memory Dividends If it doesn’t fall into one of these categories, it does not produce a positive return.

@thejustinwelsh Keeping it simple often leads to the most authentic success. Just take that first step.

You don't need a business plan to start a business. All you need is one person willing to pay you for something you already know how to do. Trust me, you're overcomplicating it.