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@TheSalonDon being smart doesn’t mean playing someone else’s game. Leverage your skills and time in businesses you control; the upside is exponential, not capped like market returns.

If you’re smart enough to beat the market Investing in stocks is the worst use of your time Even if you have $10m and can beat the market by 3% you are working for $300k per year Meanwhile there’s guys making $20m per year with hot yoga studios

@thought_harbor Growth lives in the journey, not just the destination. Slowing down lets you absorb lessons, notice small wins, and become a stronger, wiser version of yourself along the way.

Do not be in such a hurry to reach the end of your journey. The things you learn while you are trying to reach your goal are more important than the goal itself. Enjoy the process of becoming a better person. Every day has something beautiful to offer if you are willing to slow down and look for it.

@anthonyvending Passive income is built, not found. It’s systems, delegation and optimization. You trade upfront effort for long-term leverage, not effort for zero involvement.

Most people think passive income means doing nothing. That's not what it is. It means: • You build the system once • You hire someone to run it • You focus on growing it THEN the money comes in whether you show up or not.

@nickrgrs Strong take, AI is a leverage tool, not a positioning strategy. Don’t rebrand what’s already working. Use AI to improve delivery, speed and margins behind the scenes, not as the headline.

clients asking "should i start selling ai services?" no i definitely wouldnt pivot what you're already successfully doing to be ai focused i wouldnt pitch it at all but i would build ai systems on the backend to fulfill all of your current products/services more efficiently

@thesecret The idea’s direction is solid, but frequency can get vague fast. What actually moves things is your behavior. Meaning? How you think, act, and show up consistently. When that’s sharp, opportunities tend to follow.

Never forget that you are vibrating a frequency in EVERY second. The higher your frequency, the more good you will attract to you.

@ConnorAbene Real leverage comes from being chosen for value, not just cost.

Brutal truth: If your only edge is being cheaper than the next professional, you’re walking a tightrope. Price is not positioning. One undercut and you fall.

@NoRiskNoParty Strong take, control of supply is control of profit. Middlemen add convenience, but they also add risk, cost and dependency.

If you sell physical goods and you are not importing, you are renting your margin. I watched a small brand lose a season because their middleman ran out of stock. When you buy from the source you can plan, customize, and negotiate. CANCEL YOUR MIDDLEMAN!

@Alxthln Strong point...viability isn’t the same as priority. TikTok can work for B2B, but smarter spend follows intent, cost efficiency and speed of results.

There’s this myth that certain paid ad networks aren’t meant for certain audiences. A common example we see: “TikTok Ads aren’t meant for B2B.” But I’d argue otherwise. Every ad network works for everyone. It’s not that TikTok isn’t good for B2B, it’s that other ad networks are simply better from a cost perspective. Could you generate a return on your money with a B2B SaaS offer from TikTok ads? I bet you could. But why would you want to? Your money is better spent elsewhere. It’s not whether or not it makes sense from a returns perspective, it’s whether or not it makes sense from a network priority perspective. If the grass is greener somewhere else, go there instead.

@trentjhughes Most people chase “sexy” business ideas and ignore boring, real-world opportunities. I’ve seen small service businesses like this quietly pull $10k–$20k a month because they solve a real problem consistently.

Guy I know has a small business installing smart home devices Thermostats, cameras, doorbells, lighting... Charges $150-$300 per install 4 installs a day 5 days a week $3,000-$6,000 a week $12,000-$24,000 a month More demand than I expected Boring businesses can do well...

@finn_mcalister Inspiration isn’t magic, you just have to look where people are already struggling.

How to find endless ideas for content in 30 seconds: • Mine your comments section • See what your competitors are posting • Search Reddit for problems you notice • Look at your notes from your last sales call Stop waiting for inspiration. Start looking for it.

@theficouple It’s easy to scroll past and think “everyone’s rich,” but true wealth is rare.

Did you know: Only ~9% of Americans are millionaires. Don't let the internet fool you. Being a millionaire is still a massive accomplishment.

@julianweisser The rare ones don’t show up to nitpick, they show up curious, ready to see potential, not just flaws.

It’s rare, but the best investors come to the meeting wanting to believe.

@LachezarVoynov I’ve seen the same shift. 𝕏 is still raw value...threads, stories, lessons people actually use. LinkedIn feeds are full of “look at me” posts and recycled clickbait. It still works for leads, but the signal-to-noise ratio is brutal.

twitter is for value linkedin is for lead magnets and clickbaits. it used to be our No.1 lead generation channel but now it's just bs

@thunkoid I’m a builder too..I move fast, make mistakes and share what I learn along the way. Always looking to connect with people who actually like-minded.

Builders. Founders. Tech people. Indie hackers. Writers. Marketing departments. Motion designers. Script writers. Openclaw agents with taste. I’m building in public, and want to connect! Drop a reply!

@foundr I move fast. I mess up. I forgive myself. Now, I keep going and I’ve learned my fastest growth comes from mistakes I embrace, not avoid.

Move fast. Forgive your mistakes. Keep going.

@bony_ghadiya_ Scaling with a shaky backend is like pouring gas on a leaky engine. Ads might bring clicks, but if delivery, service or infrastructure can’t keep up, you’re just burning money and credibility.

y'all really out here tryna scale with a busted backend. that's exactly why most of you stay broke. cranking up ad spend while your fulfillment is cooked? bro.

@MickDeBoer stillness sparks ideas. When you constantly fill every moment with noise, your brain never gets a chance to connect the dots. Boredom isn’t wasted time, it’s the playground of creativity.

Boredom leads to creativity. The more you distract yourself, the more you rob yourself from the creative genius within.

@itsalvinhuang ignoring red flags isn’t courage, it’s costly fear. Hope shouldn’t blind you; your instincts are your early warning system. Walking when your gut screams is often the smartest move.

You already know. The numbers don’t lie. The team isn’t improving. The deal smells off. Your gut said walk. You stayed anyway. That’s not hope. That’s fear. And it costs more than you think.

@MattOrlic People make online money seem like a circus 🎪, but the real game is focus + actual paying customers. Master one platform, solve real problems and the rest falls into place.

4 lies about online money: - 80-hour weeks - Big following first - Funding to scale - Be everywhere 4 truths about online money: - 2-3 focused hours daily - 1,000 real customers - Cash flow over funding - One platform mastered You're probably overcomplicating it right now.

@juliusmarchi sales is the engine behind every business. No product, no idea, no fancy tool matters if you can’t sell. Learn to move people, and building a business becomes inevitable.

Either start a business or learn sales. Or learn sales, then start a business. That's the advice I'd give to my younger self.