Devin

Taste is ambition made visible. The higher the goal, the less you can tolerate sloppy work.

Your first year is for surviving. Your second is for understanding. Your third is for scaling. The mistake is most founders never leave survival mode.

@LeilaHormozi 100% It comes from fear of having no gauranteed outcomes

Lack of courage has killed more dreams than lack of luck.

@matt_gray_ The more u f around the more u find out

the most dangerous risk is playing it safe.

@patrickbetdavid And people don't see the beauty in it.

Everyone wants the outcome. Very few are willing to go through the chaos that creates it.

How do you expect life to work out if you don't?

@patrickbetdavid Train it to have a logical subconscious, once it’s in motion, it stays in motion

Your mind can become your biggest asset or your biggest liability. Train it to solve problems, not manufacture them.

@MrFourToEight Breakfast anytime, just don’t make me choose between pancakes and the 500k

$500k or breakfast with Blake and Iman?

Success isn’t working 14 hours a day. It’s leveraging systems that maximize your productivity. More systems, more leverage & bigger result.

@AlexHormozi Impact > approval. History remembers the change, not the comments.

Every person who wants to make a difference at some point has to decide whether they care more about the peoples lives they’re changing or the peoples opinions they’re offending.

Simple way to think about your content: Top of feed — get attention (hooks, takes, observations) Middle of feed — build trust (frameworks, breakdowns, stories) Bottom of feed — create action (CTAs, DMs, hand-raisers)

Someone once told me, validate the problem before building the solution. Advice I actually listened to, and it changed everything 🙏🏽

@AlexHormozi The more you face them, the easier they get

You can’t pick the season you’re in, but you can pick how you face it.

Nobody buys because your content performed well. They buy because something you said stuck with them long enough to build trust. I keep seeing this over and over. The post that closes the deal is almost never the one with the most likes.

The best thing you can do for your business is stop holding it to a standard you'd never hold anyone else to. Focus on high return activities then hire someone who spent their whole life mastering that field.

@Dwriteway Its so hard to fail after consistently failing over and over again.

Every pitch you make is progress. Doesn’t matter if you close the sale or get rejected. You either get the deal or get wise.

@TheLewisW I agree, I also think that gaining the proper network can lead you with returns even if its not a direct business deal. We all have a pool of skillsets waiting to be used.

Had a call with an online seller who felt "lost" this week. Here's what I told them: . Stop chasing every new traffic source. Pick one and go deep . If you don't know what's working, you don't have enough data yet. Keep going . Build your follow-up process before you scale your ads. . Know which content actually drives revenue, not just views. . Your funnel is probably fine. Your follow-through isn't. . The sale happens after the fifth touchpoint, not the first. . Simpler offer, clearer path, more closed deals.