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@KateBour This might be the real leverage point!!

If you want to get rich, you should think in public Why? Because people need to buy into your thinking before they'll buy from you

@ChereneAubert Kinda simplifies things a lot

Growth has 2 major prongs: - product grows your brand - marketing grows your brand They can happen in order, subsequently, and cyclically.

@MichaelDBrandt Be easy to be around and don’t make everything about yourself

How do you be someone others describe as a breath of fresh air?

@willnitze This is such a better way to think about growth

Focus on units, not revenue. Unit growth drives better quality, lower cost, more leverage, and a stronger flywheel. And, over time, more revenue (and absolute EBITDA dollars).

@marcrandolph Feels obvious but gets ignored a lot

Culture is observational, not aspirational. Culture doesn't come from what you hang on the walls of the breakroom. Culture is how you act.

@sharran Honestly this is the real shortcut

Want to grow fast? Attach yourself to someone who is already winning. • Be useful • Absorb everything • Take on their pressure Proximity accelerates progress.

@KenGuient Agreed, most people miss this

Stop spending 8+ hours a week on posts that bring in zero clients. How to write content people want to save and share: - Lead with a pain point or promise - Break it into scannable sections - Talk like you're sitting across from them - Pack in value that solves real problems When your content teaches, it sells. Never chase Likes. Build posts that bring you clients and revenue.

@robbfraser Engagement rate without revenue 😭

Vanity metrics masquerading as business success: - Awards - Funding - Headcount - Press - Followers What else?

@heyblake Lowkey this is the real problem

Every founder I've worked with who struggled with positioning had the same root problem: They were trying to sound impressive instead of trying to sound useful

AI can copy your ads. But it can’t copy the nights you stayed up stressing over payroll. That’s the stuff customers actually feel. Most founders hide it and try to sound “professional.” That’s your moat. Use it.

Your competitor isn’t someone in your niche. It’s yesterday’s version of your own business. Outgrow that first.

If your business doesn’t scare you a little every day You’re playing too safe. Comfort = slow growth.

@girdley Trueee simplicity is so underrated.

The perfect to-do list app is this: (1) Write down the #1 big thing to get done tomorrow (2) Do it the next day (3) Fill the rest of the workday as needed It’s shocking how most people’s fatal flaw is working on unimportant stuff.

@spencepawliw Fr! the right angle does half the work.

It’s amazing how much easier it is to make winning ads When you position your product properly

@thedennis Exactly, shortcuts aren’t always shortcuts.

The Research Paradox: Brands that spend 2 hours researching before creating outperform brands that spend 20 hours creating without research. The shortcut is the long way.

@DougKennedy93 True, but can we still meme a little? 😆

Your buyers are looking for a solution. Not a viral meme. (I love a good meme tho)

@TheCoolestCool Yeah content means nothing if no one sees it.

Most marketers are addicted to creation. They write. They publish. They move on. Then wonder why nothing compounds. Distribution, folks. Embrace it.

@pmitu This is the real shortcut!!

The fastest way to achieve success: start building audience asap

@thedanielokon Could actually work if done right.

If I were a young and aspiring ad agency owner, I would figure out how to develop AI content that is extremely strong. Learn: - Nano Banana - Kling (Higgsfield) - CapCut And literally create stuff for free for brands (easy to do with AI). Easily get to 50k/mrr w/ this.