Martin Vale

Build your focus by setting timers. Build your skill stack by writing in public. Build your flow by doing what doesn't feel like work. Build your business by picking one problem and solving it.

@Ludvig141223 lol okay

The pros of drinking milk is too many to count

@russellbrunson Keep moving even if you don't know where you're going.

"Ideas don’t open doors. Execution does. Move quickly and watch new doors appear where walls used to be."

@stijnnoorman Do the work!

To grow faster: • Create a list of 100 creators in your niche • Make it 20% big and 80% small creators • Add the list to X Pro or Hypefury • Leave 20 quality comments • Repeat this 3x per day This is how you triple your engagement in a month.

@amooh001 Ship daily to support the algorithm. Stay true to support the business.

Grow your creator presence 🎭 People trust creators who remain consistently visible 🎭 Visibility creates stronger audience recognition 🎭 That recognition strengthens long-term loyalty 🎭 Daily 🎠

@jonbrosio smokin' hot, alright!

Happy 1 year anniversary to my smokin' hot wife. If you're an entrepreneur - get yourself a smokin' hot, supportive partner who is way smarter than you. It will 10x your life. я тебя люблю

@robj3d3 Become sovereign individual and f*ck these corporates.

Getting laid off at 21 was the best raise of my life. It was October 2022. I'd just graduated and started my first corporate job as a software engineer. Six weeks in, I was still in "orientation" (didn't know those could run that long, but apparently they can). Me and three other grads got pulled into a boardroom for a video call with someone from head office in Norway. The meeting was to brief us on what progression looked like at the company. Basically, what we'd get back for being loyal. My salary was just over $50k, which is very good money for a new grad in the UK. But post-tax, post-insurance, post-inflation, post-everything-else, there still wasn't much left. About 20 minutes in, we got to the topic of promotions. "Your salary is fixed for the first year. After that, you'll go through an annual review." Everyone in the room nodded along, and I nodded with them. But underneath my nodding, my gut sank. Everything I'd gotten in life up to that point had been a direct result of what I put in. If I worked harder at school, I got better grades. If I put more time into my side hustles, I made more money. And now I was being told that no matter what I did, my reward wouldn't even be looked at for a year. Am I being too impatient? Is this just what normal people do? Should I ask if there are any exceptions? Why does everyone else seem so chill about it? Nope. I kept my mouth shut, nodded one more time, and walked back to my desk. 1 month later they laid me off. 1 year after that I started my first agency and made $38k. 1 year after that I started my first SaaS. 10 months after that it hit $10k MRR. 3 months after that it hit $30k MRR. Your output is a function of your inputs. I understood that part at 21. But what took me longer to learn is that the inputs with the most leverage aren't the hours you put in. They're what you tolerate, who you spend your time around, and where you choose to live. My old corporate job used to review my salary once a year. Now I review my salary once a month.

@OnatAksaray Get good at doing one thing.

Feeling stuck? Oversimplify. 1 Offer 1 Avatar 1 Channel Just 1 problem and 1 solution. It works every time.

Grab a notebook. Write out the life you'd build if nobody told you what to do. Every detail. The work, the rhythm, the kind of people around you. Then reverse it. What closed projects get you there? What's the decade project, the year project, the month project, the week project? Every day, write down the 3 things that move the current project forward. Not the whole vision. Just today. Then close the notebook, set the timer, and work.

@heyizmadz "reach bitch"

Maybe the problem isn't that nobody wants your offer. Maybe it’s because only 5 people saw it this month. Reach is rich.

@Mark_Ellis__ How much did you sell, Ilya?

"Only big creators win online." I had 12 followers. No face. No brand. Just a PDF and Threads. First sale hit before 100 followers. Quiet ones are eating.

@alexanderrX_ well ya'll mad lifting over 100kg on deadlift

my biggest regret in life is deadlifting. i herniated a disc pulling 200kg. i had done it before, but that day felt off and i still went for it like an idiot. by 21, i was basically crippled. 8 years of rehab later and i’m maybe back to 40% of the back strength i had before. if you deadlift, leave your ego at the door. low weight, more volume, clean reps. once you mess your back up, there is no glory. just regret.

@jackmoses777 Robots will build the New Earth, Jack.

We will not build the New Earth without learning to act diligently and practically in the 3rd dimension first.

The real game is called consistency, not perfection. 1. Ship content this week. Even if it's bad. 2. Ship content next week. You're getting better. 3. Ship content the week after that. The skill starts to appear. Six weeks from now you will look back at week one and cringe. That means you've improved. You're already ahead just by showing up.

@Benjamin_SMC seriously cool horsepower

Found this car in my grandpas garage. Buddy drives a ford 😂

@HussainIbarra Now that's the sauce.

To make money, solve a problem. To solve a problem, learn a skill. To learn a skill, start a project. To start a project, chase your curiosity.

@heyizmadz That's why we're all doing it!

Coaching has been some of the easiest money I’ve made. It never felt like work. When you’re helping people solve problems you’ve already solved, it feels a lot more like a conversation than a job.