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@SEOKeval court side NBA games is a top 10 experience

Once I started profiting $100k/month, I did a lot of this. Hired a maid. Hired a private chef. Bought a better MacBook. Bought a 49" monitor (recently upgraded to a 57"). All of that helped. What didn't help was all the material things I bought. Rolex. Yeezys. Gucci slides. Designer clothes. They gave me a quick high, but it didn't last. And it honestly did nothing for me other than temporarily boost my ego. Now, I mostly spend my money on experiences. Travel. Nice hotels. Front row concert seats. Front row sporting event seats. That stuff is worth it to me, and actually improves the quality of my life.

@thedanielfazio requires full absolute mental focus and talking itself drains a lot of energy its the same thing with calls as well

I’d like to measure how many calories you burn while presenting live or filming content talking for 2-3+ hours straight because holy shit why does this gas you out so hard

@MattEpstein16 lmao the straight men ARE there, they're just working in the JP Morgan head quarters until 2:04am

Me and my boys are: Young, Rich, Good looking. None of us would agree with this. False news. Can only imagine what it’s like out there for the subhumans…

i assume youre only hitting them on 1 channel. u need to hit them on everything. email, linkedin, twitter, i message, instagram, etc. everywhere. and u need to consistently followup. with dream 100, 80% of the results are in the followup. like u should literally be following up with leads until they tell you to fuck off. but yeah i assume that since youre a video editor, youre doing free shorts/videos upfront. if youre not doing that, you should absolutely do it. if youre ONLY hitting them on twitter, then 2 / 15 is actually not bad at all. if u were to do multi channel, you'd instantly get up to 4/15. you also have to keep in mind, if you make someone a free video, and theyre qualified, and they book in a meeting with you, its very likely they'll close you should be focusing on - how many dream 100s to get a client, not how many dream 100s to get a booked meeting. its a completely different frame of mind.

@exit___f @ExcellencyAkac1 pretty late response and i hope you see this but how many dream 100 messages would you say should take to book my first call? i've sent about 15 so far. 2 negative responses. no calls booked. is that normal?

A top 0.1% lifestyle only requires ~$70k/month after taxes. luxury penthouse - $10k/mo 1 ferrari - $6k/mo first class flights + high end hotels - $12k/mo high end dining - $5k/mo savings/investing - $40k/mo 0.1% lifestyle + ur financially secure. only $70k/m. 100% achievable.

@yanndine SIGNALS

Most agencies build lists. Zero build signal-based targeting. So I documented the most complete signal-based outbound system for agencies you can use today. Inside: → 6 signal plays including keyword monitoring, profile visitors, competitor commenters, job changes, website visitors, and after-hours cold calling → A full ICP scoring model so you know exactly who to prioritise and who to skip → Tier 1 and Tier 2 sequences for every signal with LinkedIn, email, and WhatsApp touchpoints → Reply handling scripts for every response type including not interested, send info, and let's chat → 2026 metric targets so you know what good looks like across every channel → A tracking sheet template to double down on what converts and cut what doesn't → A step-by-step all-bound LinkedIn x email x WhatsApp workflow you can install in Conigma today If you run an agency, manage outbound for clients, or build lead gen systems - this is the only playbook you will need. Comment SIGNALS and I will send it straight to your DMs.

@AlfieJCarter LOOM

Loom + LinkedIn = 40 Calls EVERY month (and it works without DMs, InMails, or automation tools) We went from <15% accept rates to 40%+ meetings booked using one approach: Sending personalized Loom videos before connecting on LinkedIn. Not generic connection requests everyone ignores. Every LinkedIn outreach looks the same. And it gets ignored... Video walkthroughs give value first. And they get replies… Once someone watches your Loom, you're no longer cold. You can start the conversation. You can track who's interested (view data). You can book meetings without chasing. We've used Loom + LinkedIn outreach to: - Book 40+ calls per month with 0 automation - Cut time-to-meeting from 2 weeks to 3 days - Build pipeline with <100 highly-targeted accounts But here's the problem: Most personalized video outreach is terrible. - Screen recordings with no context - Generic "I loved your company" videos nobody believes - 3-minute intros that don't give value So we documented everything we know about low-volume, high-conversion LinkedIn outreach. What you're getting: → How to identify the 50-100 accounts worth personalizing for (not random LinkedIn searches) → The 3-layer research method that finds video topics prospects actually care about → Loom script templates for 6 different outreach angles (competitor intel, workflow breakdown, opportunity analysis, case study walkthrough, market insight, quick win) → How to structure 60-90 second videos that get watched completely (intro hook, value delivery, soft CTA) → The exact LinkedIn message to send with your Loom link (that doesn't sound like every other "I made you a video" pitch) Plus the complete research-to-recording workflow we use to send 10 personalized videos per day, so each video feels 1:1 but the system scales. Want it? → Reply "LOOM" → Follow me and I'll DM you the whole playbook

@Aidanb2b pretty awful comparison

manage 10-12 clients as an agency/freelancer: make $30k/mo mange 65 clients for charlie morgan: make $20k/mo (maybe) deal🤝

@Seannywilson waterfall

I book 250+ calls/mo for my clients by finding emails no other agency has access to. Instead of pulling from Apollo and stopping there... I run every list through a 4-provider waterfall that uncovers 2,000+ contacts with nearly empty inboxes Comment "waterfall" and I'll DM you the Loom showing exactly how it works *Must be following*

@THArrowOfApollo CODE

We were Clay's largest user at one point in time, hitting their platform 17.3 million times per week. Last month we replaced them entirely with a $200/mo Claude Code subscription. I can't write code. Neither can James, my VP of Growth who built the replacement. Here's the full story. Clay is a GREAT product and I TRULY think most people should use it. But we hit their ceiling. 50,000 row limit per table. 12.5 million row cap per workspace. Tables that take days to actually delete. Clicking "run all" thousands of times and waiting days for things to clear out. So When you're processing millions of leads, all the above become the bottleneck of your entire business. James had never touched Claude Code before. Three weeks after learning it, he built our entire core system. With Clay, processing 1 million leads took 27 hours. And it would error out often enough that we would always have to plan on hitting the “run all rows” button again on 20+ clay tables. IYKYK but Our new system waterfall enriches 1 million leads in 5 seconds. 272,000 leads PER SECOND. AND On top of the core engine, we vibe coded a Google Maps scraper that pulls leads zip code by zip code across all 32,000 US zip codes. AND An AI lead finder that hits 95% contact match rates where Apollo gives you about 30%. AND Ad library scrapers for Google and LinkedIn. AND An AI campaign analysis system. AND An auto-refill system so clients never run out of leads mid-campaign. One we started building with Claude, we just couldn’t stop Now we have the data ready for clients sending 5 million emails a month within 1 week of signing the contract. I put together the full system blueprint -- every tool, the tech stack, a Clay vs custom comparison, and a 6-step playbook for building your own. Plus a video walkthrough where I show you the live system and how each tool actually works. Retweet or Reply CODE below and I'll DM it to you.

@alexis_iig8 For SaaS exits, it's typically 50-80% cash at close. This was a full acquisition so he likely got 50-80% of the acquisition $ upfront, with the rest being in earnouts over the coming months / years.

@exit___f How much Cash vs Equity do you think it was?

This was likely a 9 figure exit, or at least very close to it. Roughly $100-150M is the best guess, napkin math. Massive congratulations to Zach.

$10,000,000 net worth in finance: - Patek Philippe - Penthouse on 5th Ave - Weekends in the Hamptons - Ferrari or Porsche $10,000,000 net worth in crypto: - I can't even retire on this 😭 - What you farming today bros 🥹 - Airdrop was 5 figures only * 🫥 - Its over 😔

@Seannywilson SCRIPT

This cold email script has been cooking. We used it to book a meeting with the CTO of Intel. Today, I'm giving it away (word for word). Comment "SCRIPT" and I'll DM you. *must be following*

@nikitabier Hey @nikitabier can u make it so that you can sort tweets by "most popular" on peoples profiles?

We're rolling out a few updates to video this week. We're starting with a new immersive video player, which badly needed a refresh. Available on iOS today.

@JoshJDurham Josh, I sent you a loom on Aligned Growth's valuation. Check your Twitter (X) DMs, LinkedIn, or email.

I get these valuation emails all the time, and i respond to some of them. Never get a reply back lol

@thedanielfazio Wait facts

The only dating app that would ever work is where guys must either 1. Pay $1,000/mo 2. Bring 3 new girl sign ups per month Bars and clubs figured this out decades ago

@TheGeoMethod Why insult a cold caller on Twitter man? I just dont get the point

I recently got off the worst cold call of my life. Some kid called my personal cell and opened with: “What if I told you this was a cold call, but a well-researched one?” It’s a line that’s been preached and pushed by gurus all over the world. But like every other cold opener that gurus preach, It’s fucking stupid. I instantly felt like the kid was pleading for my time and attention That’s exactly how your prospects feel when you cold call them the wrong way. They’re busy. They don’t know who you are. They don’t know what value you have to offer. When you use that line (or any similar), you’re asking for permission to exist, which lowers your value. Instead, your first objective shouldn’t even be to pitch. It should be to stabilize the conversation. To have them see you as equal, or above them. So prove your worth. Once prospects realize they aren’t the most special person you’ve spoken to, you’ll own their attention.

@andyantiles_ hold up $4M net. $40k/mo = 500k/year in costs. $1.5M to the IRS. $2M total burn. Thats still $2M left.

Spoke to someone last week who made $4m in profit from his businesses under the age of 25 $1.5m went to the IRS He spends $40k/month - 16k/month rent - 5k/month at the club - 4k/month in car payments Flies private a couple times a year A few $30k trips a year At the age of 24 after netting $4m… His net worth is a little under $300k He isn’t insanely reckless… He just doesn’t do the simple things that ensure massive wealth creation - Living on <30% of income - Aggressively investing into ETFs - Buying tax advantaged, cash flowing real estate If you have your head in the sand and don’t take deliberate action to get wealthy… You’ll never get there

Caleb is 100% legit and self made. That said, even *IF* he was handed those clients by his father, THAT IS NOT A BAD THING. Nepotism is not a bad thing. Let's just say hypothetically that someones dad is the reason they have a bunch of clients. So what? Who cares? Are they supposed to DECLINE those multi million dollar deals that their father handed to them? People who despise nepotism never made any sense to me. Put yourself in the shoes of a nepo baby for a sec. You were born to a father worth $500M. He has all the connections in the world. You want to start a business. You pitch the business idea to your father, show him proof that you'll deliver well for clients, etc. Your father then says "you know what, son, this sounds like a great idea. Let me call up my buddies to see if they would be interested." From that you get 2-3 whale multi million dollar contracts. That scenario, my friend, is just called taking advantage of the opportunities you have. You would be stupid NOT to take those opportunities.

@Lukealexxander West palm beach

Okay looks like my building in Miami is cooked Mold on the walls/vents after my boy brought it to my realization and took a closer look Where else in Miami is actually worth living? Building? Coconut grove is priced out Don’t wanna be in middle of brickell