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Been out for some time, but I don't regret this time. > Created my dream team >> Working on a new start-up >>> Learning a lot of new things about the industry May not be much active here from now, but will keep updating you guys.

I pivoted and it's working wonders for me!! Created a team and now working on our India-based clothing brand!!!!! Here's what it looks like: (Don't judge, just the first time)

@UDAY_USD @JoelCargillX Yo sup man, it was a great conversation. Good to know it was mutual.

Sales is the key to a successful life. TRUST ME, master sales and you can do anything. It’s a superpower in a way.

@UDAY_USD Appreciate that man

Been out for some time, but I don't regret this time. > Created my dream team >> Working on a new start-up >>> Learning a lot of new things about the industry May not be much active here from now, but will keep updating you guys.

I lost everything. Months of hardwork 350+ followers Gone. In one SINGLE night. Someone HACKED my account. Twitter Support helped me recover it in 2 days. Then, they told me to change my email for security reasons. I did. But when I tried to log into my account, They couldn’t verify me as the account owner. I raised a ticket, Waited for days. But got no reply. I got locked out of my own account. It sounds silly. But it’s true. As I’ve no other option, I’m starting from scratch. This is my new account. Wish me luck. P.S. If you can, please repost this so everyone knows this is my ONLY official account.

Want to have a good relationship with your client? > Listen to them. > Ask relative questions > Make friendly gestures All you need.

@InboxWhizKid "Less is more" One of the absolute truths of life.

You know that annoying guy in everyone's DMs trying to sell you sh*t... Yeah, that was me. When I first started, I focused on *quantity over quality*. I thought sending 20 DMs a day would guarantee a client. Spoiler: It didn’t. My messages were generic, got ignored, and I even got blocked (a lot). Then I had an awakening: - Fewer DMs. - More personalization. - Targeting the right ICP. The result? 5 clients in 1 week. Remember, less is often more.

@InboxWhizKid Damm that's a stellar performance.

When my client launched their freelancing course, they had 3k subscribers but no strategy. We mapped out a launch sequence that generated $15k in just 30 days. The right sequence can turn your email list into your best-performing sales channel. Do not underestimate it.

@AnnMary_Writer We have a wide range of choices here, maybe that's why....what do you think?

@InboxWhizKid Consistency mixed with anything gives the best results.

I’ve been writing high-converting emails for a year, helping entrepreneurs sell courses and info products. My secret weapon? I blend the discipline of a boxer with the creativity of a marketer. Consistency isn’t just for the gym. It’s key in email marketing too.

@AnnMary_Writer Learn the lesson but build your path. Lesson is universal, path isn't.

@shalini_write And you will fail until you learn that lesson.

Write Daily. Read Daily. Exercise Daily. Work Daily. Make every day count.

Before you know it, you will have multiple customers with 10+ requests. You will die, if you try to help them with everything. Instead: → Standardize Your Offer → Set Boundaries → Ask for Feedback and optimize

Making more money is simple: CREATE MORE OFFERS Create multiple streams from the same source. → Newsletter sponsorship → Sell digital courses → Private Guidance → Group workshop → Paid Group “I don’t have time.”? Use the magic of REPURPOSING.

UVP is not about the product. It’s the offer. Understand them to create an appealing offer → Understand your ICP → Leverage social proofs → Know your general audience → Communicate Brand Stories → Solve problem better, faster, easier → Improve customer service experience

If you don’t use them regularly, you’ll lose them: > Momentum > Mindset > Muscle > Skills > Idea Even if by little keep working on them.

Bizz>> X Focus on quality work » don't work more than necessary » work on what gets your desired result X is not your business, it’s just a part of it.

@AnnMary_Writer You make things happen when there's no other way.