Erik

No matter what career path you pick in life, it will be hard. So pick something that pays better.

It’s all starting to shift in your favor now.

@braedenbark Imagine how hard it is for people sitting at home, judging everyone out here doing their thing, actually, to step out of their comfort zone.

the fact that you could be an extremely benevolent human, impact the lives of millions, change the lives of thousands, and die at a young age with people commenting “if only this happened to all influencers” is proof that it doesn’t fucking matter if you get shitty comments under your posts. it doesn’t matter what people say about you. just do you. make the post. send the cold DM. be yourself. make the funny comment that may offend some people. life’s too short to worry about what some little gremlins on the internet are gonna say about you from behind a keyboard. most of their comments come from a place of envy anyways.

@rumilyrics Be patient

What was your biggest lesson learned this year?

@AlexHormozi 😂

“Being good with money” literally just means spend less than you make and put the extra in things that go up not down.

You will never feel ready. Ready is not a feeling. It's a decision.

@jimheskel Be confident, then they ask how tf I can be confident; it's from repetition, brother.

You don't need to be pushy to sell. You need to be clear. Clear about the problem. Clear about the solution. Clear about who it's for. Pushy = desperation. Clear = confidence.

@rungoogleads King Kong

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Teaching isn’t just content. It’s learning, positioning, and customer acquisition at once. Self-improvement pulls everyone in. Business topics filter the serious ones. The best get nurtured → enter the funnel → buy. Want to learn faster? Teach what you’re learning. Publicly.

@RyanClogg @steve_cook Haha

@steve_cook Is this a loaded question

Shahed teaching us how to sell our info/coaching businesses for $975M.

"You can't steal the light from someone who carries a galaxy of stars in their heart." - Rumi

Maid comes 7 times a week I don't know her exact schedule I don’t care I just know the floors will be clean, my bed will be made and my laundry will magically show up in my closet That's what delegation feels like You stop thinking about it entirely

@JamesonCamp @calebkuechly My mentor always say «the work you do today are the results you get in a year» guess who his mentor was🤯

I always say financial success is a lagging indicator

@joshdgavin Goals

My mom is the best ❤️ She's out here watching my 2 hour training videos 🥹

You're not swinging $20-50K/month per A Player That's why you're stuck A-players don't want the risk of entrepreneurship They want someone who actually gives a financial shit about them Pay real money, get real people This is how you win

my brother is an investment banker but still can’t wrap his head around how kids in their 20s can make so much from info products and internet money as a whole i have two 22 year old clients - one who owns a half a million dollar porsche, and another who owns a low 6 figure aston martin he believes it’s impossible for them to possibly own a car like that at such a young age. he won’t even hear me out. he just says “they’re rented”. complete assumption. not saying your goal should be to own the most expensive shit like a fancy car, but just puts it into perspective how easy it is to make money online right now the info product industry is bar none the lowest iq highest income industry of all time which is sad because the whole point of info is to change people’s lives with wisdom i’m hoping the quality of the info space continues to improve over time as i see it currently is with more furus getting fried on the internet and genuine experts getting more flowers anyways point of this post is never let anyone in your family limit your goals. the fact that an investment banker - one of the highest earning professions was trying to limit how big i think is proof that no matter what, there are always going to be people who think smaller than you and try to impose their limiting beliefs on you. i still remember a year ago i told him i was gonna be a millionaire by 25 (giving myself 7 years of 100% commitment to a single opportunity which i think is pretty reasonable) he called me delusional and imposed a lot of beliefs that held me back from my personal growth so i stopped talking to him for a while. turns out that was one of the best decisions i’ve ever made. family is awesome and you should cherish it if they truly support you towards your goals. but in this case i grew into the most fulfilled version of myself i’ve ever been and im almost halfway to liquid 7 figures at age 20. kinda childish for me to wanna prove him wrong but i acknowledge my shadow side lol. and again i also acknowledge money isn’t everything. i love the freedom it gives me and i love buying cool shit, but other than that i just use it as a measuring stick for my progress.

30 things I've seen separate million dollar month earners from everyone else: 1. Check bank accounts and payment processors first thing in the morning 2. Track cost per qualified call daily, not weekly 3. Film new ad creatives before fatigue sets in 4. Review ROAS as a range, not a static number 5. Audit pixel conditioning monthly 6. Fire underperformers fast 7. Pay A-players more before they ask for raises 8. Reinvest when profitable instead of pocketing all of it 9. Constant reinvestment into their self education to increase their awareness 10. Financial model every funnel before spending a dollar 11. Review sales call recordings weekly 12. Build backend offers that make them more revenue 13. Do ANYTHING to help their sales team close more deals 14. Create trust assets for every potential objection 15. Send confirmation page videos that actually get watched 16. Test against their beliefs even when it feels wrong 17. Condition your pixel with only the right buyers 18. Withhold data from wrong people hitting your pixel 19. Scale through ROAS fluctuations instead of pulling back 20. Hire closers who can work leads, not just take layups 21. Cut meetings that don't produce revenue decisions 22. Launch hammer them sequences for every funnel 23. Mainly text based communication, rarely phone calls 24. Build content marketing strategies for warm audiences 25. Test multiple funnel variations simultaneously 26. Stop blaming platforms when you don't know what you're doing 27. Learn advertising yourself so you can hold agencies accountable 28. Treat ad spend like a gambler with an edge 29. Put your balls on the table when you're profitable 30. Take action instead of just consuming content Million dollar months aren't built overnight. They're built in the decisions you make every single day. Yet most of you will save this and do nothing.

A lesson I learned this year is that a person's capacity for growth is directly linked to how much truth they can face about themselves without running away.