Natalia Zhukova

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@TheEmilRisberg Exactly. Quality over quantity always. It doesn’t matter if you have 100k followers but can barely sell to 100 people.

You don't need more followers. What you need is people who are genuinely interested in what you offer. You need to attract true fans.

@danwilliamsdtg That’s great growth. More wins to come!

Just another W for a client this week. 👇🏻

@ItsKieranDrew And it also leaves you with excessive worry, not just in the morning but throughout the day.

The ironic thing about the news is that they sell you on 'being informed' yet leave you more confused than ever.

@jonbrosio Exactly. It’s going to be unexpected and uncomfortable, but once you get the hang of it, it will become easier to manage.

Gentle reminder that it gets 1000x easier once you start. It will never be perfect.

@OranAITech That’s exactly why the doers, even though less skilled, end up going much further than those who spend their time thinking.

"Motion beats meditation." – Gary Halbert

@TheEmilRisberg Heavy emphasis on providing a better client experience. People will naturally lean towards you if you make them feel seen and heard, and get their work done in the best way possible.

Solving problems is basic in business. But you can stand out if you: • Solve them faster • Offer a unique solution • Provide a better client experience Clients will choose what's best for them.

@danwilliamsdtg It’s all about the ‘right’ engagement rate, after all. Trying to sell in a completely unrelated market is not going to get you those big sales.

You can have a big engagement rate without big sales. But you can’t have big sales without a big engagement rate.

@jonbrosio Clear and simple. You truly don’t need complex plans to make your business reach new heights.

If I had to start over today, here's what I'd do: • Pick a high-income, high-leverage skill • Spend 60 min a day learning about it • Spend 30 min a day sharing on X • Spend 90 min on weekly email • Offer services on this skill • Exceed expectations Lather, rinse, repeat.

@ItsKieranDrew The real question is why we are still making everything a competition. Isn’t work just work after all?

“The course business is easy.” There’s definitely harder business models. But if you think it’s easy to: • Become a trusted source of information in your space • Teach a course properly (zero fluff, actual results) • Position it appropriately (because it’s not about what you offer, it’s how they perceive what you offer) • Write a high converting sales page • Write good sales emails • Run launches (exhausting) • Turn it into an evergreen asset You are in for a rough surprise. I’ve seen many people launch courses. I’ve seen few actually do well. You can tell the difference because they stop talking about it and never build another. Just wanna give you a reality check. Any long-term durable business is tough. Execution is everything. Hope this helps, @ItsKieranDrew

@TheEmilRisberg You can’t become a master without first being a beginner. Have the urge to learn like a beginner, and you'll go far.

The best way to improve your writing? Write every day. And X is perfect for it: • Test hooks • Craft leads • Share stories Check the analytics to see what works and what doesn't. Refine and repeat.

@danwilliamsdtg Well said. It’s all about detachment, whether it’s money, love, or anything else you desire.

When you stop chasing money, it starts chasing you.

@OranAITech Exactly. Words can make or break you, depending on how well you master the art of writing.

Words are your compass in writing. They guide you to clarity. - AI sharpens your word choice - Navigate storytelling with ease - Maintain your unique voice Let your words lead the way.

@jonbrosio Place even more emphasis on sticking to your word for others. You'll be unstoppable when you have their trust and support.

How to succeed at anything in life: Stick to your word • For yourself • And others (Even when you don't feel like it)

@ItsKieranDrew Attention equals money; good attention equals even more money. It's a back-and-forth battle.

The harsh reality: If you can't hook and hold attention, you will struggle to build an online business. It sucks... But it's the game you gotta play.

@mrbrandonspring That’s a great analogy. Many people fail to grasp the depth of positioning and why it matters so much. You can’t run a business where your customers aren’t even present.

I'd rather be the hotdog stand outside a starving stadium. Then a hotdog stand inside the food court. Positioning.

@danwilliamsdtg And to be more specific, that’s exactly how your business journey will look. Nothing scary—just something you need to get used to.

Your life is like a heartbeat. Always up and down. When it’s static, You’re dead.

@Ed_FilmBooth It’s really simple once you actually sit down and write it out. Now all you need is faith and consistency.

You can boost your channel's engagement by: - Interacting in comments - Cross-promoting videos - Experimenting with trending topics - Regularly updating your content calendar Congrats. You've just upped your YouTube game.

@OranAITech The more you show up, the more people will not only trust you but also stick with you on your journey. It’s great to have deeper connections with your community.

Just learned an invaluable truth: Trust comes from consistency. I launched a newsletter to build deeper connections. This week, I created a system. Tested and gained 2 new subscribers on day one! Great initial signal. Will share more soon. If you're a writer, double down on building your audience.

@TheEmilRisberg Exactly. Users love ease. Don’t just make the buying process easier for them; make your product easier as well. Simplify each step for them.

Quick sales tip: Simplify the buying process for better results. Remove the clutter: • Shorten forms • Eliminate barriers • Cut unnecessary steps The easier you make it, the more likely they'll buy.