Muhammad Ali

The notification blew my mind. When I received it I clicked thinking it was another fake account. To my surprise, the guy himself followed me. Thanks @JustinWise It's beautiful to be friends with one of your favorite creators.

You want to attract leads without money? Build a personal brand. You want credibility? Build a personal brand. You want to increase opportunities? Build a personal brand. You want to strengthen your network? Build a personal brand.

Businesses don't succeed in 2025. Personal brands do. Power is shifting from institutions to individuals.

Content marketing is simple - not easy. Start from here: - Post 2-3 times daily (short forms) - Write 1-2 longforms/week - Engage with your audience. Write what speaks to your audience.

Generating leads on autopilot is possible. Here's how: - Strategically placed content. - Consistent production. A long-term game but worth playing.

Social media is your digital portfolio - if you use it right. You don't need to spend thousands of dollars on ads. - Showcase your work through content. - Attract leads through content. - Build trust through content. Make your content your salesperson.

You can't be beaten if you love what you do. Always follow your passion.

@Lynt2x That's real struggle mate!

I did outreach for 8 months before closing my first client. It’s possible. You just have to be willing to never give up.

@WrongsToWrite Most people get stuck with finding that sweet spot. I believe you find your interest when you jump out of your comfort zone and do exciting stuff until you find your interests. It will not come to you.

Too much talk about finding your passion. Too much talk about prioritizing profit. The sweet spot? Find where your interests overlap with other people's problems. That's where the money and fulfillment is.

@MoFocus7 Yeah, most of the days bringing the laptop to my lap and opening X is the most difficult step. Once you start writing it's not that difficult tbh.

Show up for just 2 minutes a day, and: You. Will. Win. Not because 2 minutes are enough to become great. But because some days, it will stay at 2 minutes, while on other days, it will grow into 100. And having 2 minutes in mind makes starting frictionless.

@dan_zahid Obsessing over vanity metrics is futile.

Most people focus on the wrong metrics. Stop looking at the likes and bookmarks of your tweets. Look at how much money your tweets are generating.

@ItsKieranDrew Most people quit halfway:/

I spent 6 months building a blog no one read. I wrote 15 articles on Medium that landed 50 followers. I posted on Twitter for a year before my first 1,000 followers. Gotta suffer to succeed.

@Alexmathers84 Taking action and doing it everyday is the only solution to most of our problems.

I have friends who tell me about all the amazing projects they plan to start. But many never get anywhere. They miss the one thing that has helped me the most: I know everything can be figured out along the way.

@DougKennedy93 Learning from someone who has already done it is literally the best shortcut you can take.

Everyone thinks they can just figure it out on their own until they can’t. They either give up or they hire someone else. You want to be the person who’s there when all else fails.

@matt_gray_ Needed this!

Build cool shit with cool people

@thedankoe Mindset shift!

The 2 hours you spend scrolling each day (or 730 hours each year) could have produced a book, a business, or a body you don't currently have.

You can't call yourself an average writer if you know this. The 3-step framework to become above average instantly: 1. Present a problem. 2. Prove that you can solve it. 3. Giveaway the solution.

Consistency is not talent. It is a skill that you can learn with practice. - Plan your day. - Use Timeframes. - Delegate more often.

Headline makes or breaks your writing. 5 tips to start writing banger headlines today: (It took me 3 years to learn these) 1. Hit problem. 2. Create urgency. 3. Highlight Benefit. 4. Mention the solution. 5. Use emotional triggers. 6. Mention the problem as a question.

Why do we take breaks? We take breaks to sprint faster.

Short writing is damn hard writing. But any form of writing said in fewer words is better. Here's how to concise your writing: - Edit ruthlessly. - Use active voice. - Remove redundancy. - Avoid words like just, really, and actually. This reminds me of Mark Twain's quote: