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@user__000007 @AskKubeir It’s aimed between spring / summer

@AskKubeir @AskKubeir when can we expect these changes yo come into affect?

Express Entry Set for Biggest Overhaul Since 2015! IRCC Plans to Scrap FSW, CEC and FST! #Expressentry

@TarekMettali @AskKubeir Before July is the assumption

@AskKubeir When do you expect it to be cancelled? Cheers,

@izorawar_ @AskKubeir It’s self explanatory as per the link.

@AskKubeir Hey Kubeir, What does this mean? canada.ca/en/immigration…

@Gubloinvestor Do you teach trading/investing?

29 Canadians who hold over $5M in their TFSA in Canada. This is insane stats. Now i am very eager to do the same 😀

@lukebelmar you deleting your IG now?

Delete Instagram. Film and make content. Then just let the your AI agents do the rest.

@ZOHAIBTARIQ_ What tools do you use for product research?

Q/A for Ebay: So how do you keep up with your volume of orders? Plan on starting drop shipping on ebay next week and was planning on using a automated system to help with orders so Im trying to get any advice you can give to start it is greatly appreciated

@Carlostrader131 @Eunicedwong You get decent trades time to time.

@Eunicedwong There’s no alpha in that group

My telegram channel just got verified. Only follow the one with blue tick ✅ After months of dopamine detoxing, I’ll be coming back to market more in a week or so. t.me/eunicalls Stay tuned

@samammari10 @lukebelmar @heystevetan how to get in touch with you?

@glitchprotocols @lukebelmar @heystevetan Yes, i help people manage their transition from a Job to a full time business. I did it by building an ecom Brand.

@samammari10 @lukebelmar @heystevetan @samammri10 you’re an Ecom coach?

@lukebelmar @heystevetan @lukebelmar how you debate me on a livestream. Let’s bring some value to the audience and test your knowledge

@riyazmd774 Does this work?

R.I.P. GOOGLE FLIGHTS IN 2026. R.I.P. BOOKING DOT COM IN 2026. R.I.P. SKYSCANNER IN 2026. $1,412 flight. I paid $186. These 7 ChatGPT prompts quietly break airline pricing:

@hxxntrr Works in Canada too?

Met a guy in Miami who "consults for Amazon sellers" Drives a Cullinan. Lives in a $14M penthouse. Never sold a single product on Amazon in his life His actual business? He gets Amazon sellers $150k-$300k in 0% funding, takes 10% off the top, and watches them scale with bank money He showed me how anyone with a 680+ credit score is sitting on six figures they don't know how to access The funding arbitrage play: Banks will approve you for $20k-$50k per card at 0% interest for 12-18 months. Most people apply to one bank, get one card, and think that's all they can get Wrong There's a sequencing strategy where you hit multiple banks in a specific order before they can see each other's inquiries. Chase first, then Amex, then US Bank, then the rest Do it right and you're walking out with $100k-$250k in credit limits across 5-7 cards. All at 0% APR. None of it reporting to your personal utilization This guy's clients use the capital to: - Buy $80k in inventory, sell for $240k, pocket $160k profit - Dump $50k into ads, scale from $10k/mo to $100k/mo in 90 days - Put down payments on rental properties that cash flow immediately The banks give them free money. They flip it into real wealth. Pay back the principal before interest kicks in He's made $2.3M this year just connecting people to money that was already theirs The craziest part? The banks WANT to give this money away. They have lending quotas to hit. They just hide the best deals behind application sequences most people fuck up Your credit score is a key to a vault you didn't know existed (I help you get up to $250k in 0% funding for your business. DM me if you have a 700+ score and you're ready to stop leaving money on the table)

@ramonos Good work my G

I'm a man of my word. 100x boost bought. This is not useless. This will bring so much eyes into this fire narrative. $500k+ AT LEAST. BM8b4U4cyXCieBRPDAAAygiQwKQemEJntt2yWJ8Jpump

@theCryptera But this isn’t about drugs or anything. This is Trumps plan of overtaking Venezuela thereby giving access to the largest oil reserves in the world.

Who really is Nicolás Maduro? And how a bus driver ended up running Venezuela The reality is way darker

@ecomchigga Faceless

I've tried literally every business model over the past 3 years. dropshipping. SMMA. freelancing. affiliate marketing. trading. amazon FBA. print on demand. some made money. most didn't. but nothing comes close to selling digital products with faceless X accounts. let me break down every model I tested and why I landed here. **dropshipping (2021):** the dream: laptop lifestyle, automated income, passive wealth. the reality: I lost $2,400 in 3 months. what actually happened: - spent $800 on ads before my first sale - product took 3 weeks to arrive from china - customer was pissed, wanted refund - supplier ghosted me twice - profit margins were 15-20% IF everything went perfect - nothing ever went perfect I'd wake up to angry emails. refund requests. shipping disasters. "passive income" my ass. I was a customer service rep for a business that was bleeding money. killed it after month 3. **SMMA (2022):** everyone said this was the play. "just get clients bro." landed 2 clients. $1,500/month total. what actually happened: - cold outreach for 4 hours daily - hopped on "discovery calls" with tire kickers - one client expected me to be available 24/7 - the other ghosted after 6 weeks owing me $500 - I was trading time for money with extra steps - stressed constantly about client results profit margin was decent but my time margin was garbage. I was basically an employee with extra anxiety. quit after 4 months. **freelancing (2022):** figured I'd just sell my skills directly. did some design work. some copywriting. what actually happened: - feast or famine cycle every month - spent more time finding clients than doing work - competed with people charging $5/hour overseas - income completely stopped when I stopped working - no leverage, no scale, no freedom made around $3K/month at peak. but I was working 40+ hours. that's a job with worse benefits. not what I signed up for. **affiliate marketing (2022):** promote other people's products. get commission. easy right? what actually happened: - 20-30% commission on products I didn't control - built audiences for other people's brands - they could change commission rates anytime (they did) - I had no relationship with customers - made $127 in 4 months realized I was building someone else's empire for pennies. dumb model unless you're massive. **amazon FBA (didn't even finish):** researched for 2 weeks. $3-5K minimum to start. inventory risk. amazon fees eating margins. reviews could tank you overnight. competing with chinese sellers. nope. closed that tab. **print on demand (2022):** designs on shirts and mugs. no inventory. what actually happened: - margins were 10-15% per sale - needed massive volume to make real money - designs got stolen constantly - quality control was out of my hands - made $340 in 2 months not worth the effort for those margins. **trading/crypto (on and off):** let's be honest. this is gambling with extra charts. made some money. lost some money. net: stress and wasted time. not a business. it's a casino that makes you feel smart. **then I found digital products (late 2022):** everything changed. here's what hit different immediately: **profit margins: 93-97%** I sell a $50 product. gumroad takes 10% = $5 stripe fees = roughly $2 I keep $43. compare that to: - dropshipping: 15-20% margins - print on demand: 10-15% margins - SMMA: high margins but time cost is insane - affiliate: 20-30% of someone else's product digital products have the highest profit margins of any business model. period. **zero inventory:** nothing to store. nothing to ship. nothing to break. customer buys → instant download → done. I've made sales while sleeping, showering, on flights, everywhere. no supplier can ghost me. no shipping delays. no angry customers waiting 3 weeks. **create once, sell forever:** I made a PDF in 2023. one afternoon of work. it's made $41K and counting. same file. same product. selling every week without me touching it. dropshipping: sell product, buy product, ship product, handle support, repeat forever digital products: make product once, sell unlimited times the leverage is insane. **no clients:** this was huge for me. no calls. no "can we hop on a quick zoom." no scope creep. no chasing invoices. someone buys my product. they get instant access. relationship complete. if they love it, they buy more stuff later. if they don't, I never hear from them. either way, I'm not on calls at 9pm explaining deliverables. **now add faceless accounts:** this is where it gets ridiculous. I don't just run one account. I run multiple. some with my face. some completely anonymous. the faceless accounts: - no personal brand required - no selfies or "day in my life" content - just pure value in a specific niche - can sell the account later as an asset - can run 3, 5, 10 accounts simultaneously one of my faceless accounts does $6K/month selling notion templates. nobody knows it's me. I've never shown my face. never done a video. just scheduled tweets and a gumroad link. **the laziness factor:** here's my actual weekly schedule for my faceless accounts: sunday: batch write 20-25 tweets per account (2-3 hours total) monday: schedule everything for the week (30 mins) tuesday-saturday: check DMs once per day (15 mins) total weekly work per account: maybe 4-5 hours and that's being generous. some weeks I do less because I batch 2 weeks at once. **what "passive income" actually looks like:** I scheduled tweets 2 weeks ago. haven't touched that account since. checked yesterday: $1,840 in sales. the content posted automatically. people found it, clicked profile, bought the product. gumroad delivered instantly. money hit my account. I was playing video games. this isn't fantasy. this is literally how it works when you set up the system. **the faceless account formula:** step 1: pick a specific niche not "business." not "productivity." "notion templates for freelance designers" "canva templates for real estate agents" "email scripts for saas founders" specific. boring. profitable. step 2: create content that attracts buyers educational tweets about their problems. tips they can use immediately. results and transformations. no personality needed. just value. step 3: simple product one template pack. one guide. one system. $29-$50 range. something you can make in a weekend. step 4: profile that converts bio: exactly who you help and what outcome pinned: your best tweet or your offer link: straight to product step 5: schedule and disappear batch content weekly. schedule with typefully or tweethunter. check in occasionally for DMs. that's the entire business. **why X specifically:** tried other platforms. none compare. instagram: algorithm wants you to post reels constantly. exhausting. tiktok: lottery ticket. viral or invisible. no middle ground. youtube: 6+ months before any traction. massive time investment. linkedin: good for B2B but cringe culture. X: post text, grow audience, sell products. simple. the buyers are here. people with money who invest in themselves. and text content is the fastest to create and schedule. **my faceless account results:** account 1 (notion niche): $6K/month account 2 (canva templates): $8K/month account 3 (email scripts): $4K/month combined: roughly $18K/month from accounts nobody knows I own. plus my main account. total: more than I ever made from any other business model combined. working fewer hours than my worst month of SMMA. **the compound effect:** every tweet is a potential customer touchpoint. every day the accounts grow a little. every week more people find the products. I started one faceless account 8 months ago with 0 followers. now: 11K followers, $4K/month, runs almost entirely on autopilot. the early months were slow. then it compounded. now it's a money printer I check once a week. **what makes this better than everything else:** dropshipping: high stress, low margins, dependent on suppliers SMMA: trading time for money, client headaches freelancing: no leverage, feast or famine affiliate: building someone else's business amazon: high startup cost, inventory risk trading: gambling disguised as strategy digital products on X: - highest margins - lowest time investment - true passive income potential - no clients - no inventory - no calls - unlimited scale - can run multiple accounts - location independent - age independent I genuinely can't think of a better model for someone starting from zero. **the actual requirements:** - laptop or phone - internet connection - ability to write (you can learn this) - 10-15 hours/week to start - 4-5 hours/week once systems are built that's it. no startup capital. no inventory investment. no ad spend required. I started with $0 and a crappy laptop. **why most people won't do this:** they want complex. simple feels too easy. must be missing something. they'd rather research for 6 months than start today. they'd rather buy another course than make their first product. they'd rather optimize a system that doesn't exist than build one that does. the business model is simple. the execution requires consistency. most people can't be consistent for 90 days. so they stay broke and keep looking for secrets. **the uncomfortable truth:** every week you wait: - more accounts start in your niche - your future audience follows someone else - the window gets smaller I started when it was easier. it's harder now than 2 years ago. it'll be harder next year than now. the best time to start was 2022. the second best time is today. **what I'd do starting from zero:** week 1: pick specific niche, research what they struggle with week 2: create simple product (one weekend) week 3: set up gumroad, optimize profile week 4: start posting daily, schedule ahead month 2-3: refine content, grow audience, make first sales month 4-6: systematize everything, scale by month 6 you could have a faceless account doing $3-5K/month. working maybe 5 hours per week. while everyone else is still "planning to start." **everything I know is in my course:** → how to pick faceless niches that print → creating products in a weekend (templates included) → content strategy that works without personality → the exact scheduling system I use → DM scripts for faceless accounts → profile optimization for conversions → scaling to multiple accounts → real examples from my faceless accounts the complete system I used to build $600K+ before 19. $50. less than one hour of what you'd make following this. --- I've tested every model. digital products with faceless X accounts is the answer. highest margins. lowest time. actual passive income. comment "FACELESS" and I'll DM you the course link. follow + RT first or I can't send it. or keep trying dropshipping. let me know how that works out.

@revenueghost7 @lukebelmar @heystevetan Following someone ≠ knowing them. Online fire is easy. Real signal survives distance, time, and silence. If a system collapses when the founder steps back, that’s not wisdom, that’s fragility wrapped as philosophy. Trenches > personalities. Always. Wish you the best! TC!

I've been following them for quite a long time. Don't know neither of them personally. Don't wanna know Steve even if he pays me for a little convo. Just don't wanna ruin my flow of positive energy by associating with such a disgusting person. Speaking of Luke we gonna meet soon enough in the near future. But he doesn't know about it yet.

If you completely remove yourself from the trenches, don’t be surprised when the machine starts drifting. Leadership isn’t delegation, it’s showing up.

@revenueghost7 @lukebelmar @heystevetan Do you know either of them personally? I’m curious to know (I don’t know both of them, just on this platform).

@lukebelmar @heystevetan Luke's fire is justified. If your machine drifts the second you step back, you never built it right. Steve Tan's advice? Scam wrapper for "I got lazy." Stay in trenches or admit failure.

@lukebelmar @heystevetan Kids fighting . Here we go again

@heystevetan imagine thinking these long winded cope tweets about other men will save you. Sharing his success because you have non of your own 🤡 You will be exposed for being a pathetic weak evil little man. You made enemies with the wrong guy.

I posted that day on X that I was catching up with a friend who’s currently doing $10M/month, yes, in US dollars. But what he told me over dinner absolutely shocked me. What’s crazy is this is his new DTC brand, and he did it in less than a year. Super inspiring. What a comeback. He saw everything happening around the Luke Belmar situation and messaged me wanting to catch up. So I invited him over for dinner. Some context: I first met this entrepreneur in 2018 when he attended my Singapore eCommerce mastermind. (Yeah, the same mastermind Luke Belmar was given a FREE scholarship to attend, whereas other entrepreneurs paid $12k each) Back then I had a good impression of him: he is super down to earth, zero ego, hungry to learn, hungry to build. He later shared with me a story from that time that stuck with me: he was so broke he stayed in Johor (Malaysia) and took a car into Singapore every day just to save on hotel costs. That’s how badly he wanted to be in the room. Over the next few years he built his beauty DTC brand to around $10M/year consistently. He often shared that the mastermind played an important role in helping him scale his eCommerce business and I appreciated that a lot. I’m also genuinely happy for his success; seeing another builder win like that always inspires me. I hadn’t seen him for about 1.5 years. I’d heard some rumors that he left his old business, but I didn’t know the full story. At dinner he told me what actually happened. And honestly… it shocked me. He lost the original company he built for 8 years. In the end, he got pushed out. His setup was simple and effective: he handled the creative + marketing machine. His business partner handled payments + backend operations. Roles were very clearly segmented. They trusted each other for years. Then his partner wanted to sell part of the company to an outside investor. My friend didn’t think too much of it, he trusted his partner to protect both of them. The new investor comes in. Then starts bringing in his own people, especially finance and operations. Slowly the control dynamic changed. The investor + the old partner started running things and meetings without him. Then one day he got locked out of everything. Ads accounts. Company email. Slack. All gone. From there it turned into something uglier. He described months of subtle pressure and psychological games: credit being taken for systems he built, decisions being made without him, and conversations that made him feel small inside a company he founded. He started doubting himself. Thinking maybe he was the problem. Trying harder to “prove” himself to them. But looking back, he realized it wasn’t random. It was a setup. The plan was to reduce his leverage until leaving became the only option. I won’t share his name for privacy, but I got his permission to share the story. I’ll also keep certain details out too When he opened up about what happened, it hit me deeply. Not because it was shocking but because I had lived through the same emotional pattern. His story felt like a parallel to my own, and I understood exactly how heavy that chapter must have been for him. The part that hit him hardest wasn’t the new investor. It was his own partner, someone he built with for 8 years, choosing the new guy over him. That cut deeper than anything else. He didn’t even get to say goodbye to the team he built. Just cut off and erased. The one thing that saved him from getting completely wiped? He still held the trademark + the domain. That gave him leverage. So he negotiated an exit. Not the buyout he ideally wanted, but enough to walk away with something and preserve his energy. He told me he didn’t want to stay in something that toxic one more day. He was destroyed for 2 months. Mentally and emotionally. Then he snapped back into builder mode with FIRE, more determined then before. And this is the part that’s insane: In less than 1 year… He built a new beauty DTC brand from scratch. Last month he crossed $10M/month. And he’s on track for a $100M+ run rate at the pace he’s going. I’m rooting hard for his comeback And I couldn’t be happier for him. Success really is the best revenge. And a big detail people miss: It’s not that he couldn’t do ops/backend. He just wasn’t passionate about it before. His edge was always creative. But being forced into the deep end showed him: you’re capable of more than the role you preferred to play. When life strips you down, you find out what’s actually inside you. I’ve known him for more than 7 years. It never stops amazing me how resilient and determined he is. I’m sharing this because I know many of you are builders and have been burned by bad partners, friends, investors or life itself. But don’t forget: You didn’t make it this far because life was fair. You made it here because you’re unbreakable. And when life strips you down, it’s not to destroy you, it’s to force you to level up and become the stronger version of yourself. 💪 Some key takeaways: - ⁠Loyalty only gets tested when real money and power show up. Everyone is loyal when nothing is on the line. - Trust isn’t a strategy. Protect control of core assets (trademark/domain = leverage). - Pick partners for values, not vibes Values determine who stands beside you at the end. - ⁠If you built it once, you can build it again. Your ability is the asset, not the company. - Real builders never truly “start from zero. We restart from experience, mistakes, scars, and speed. That’s worth more than capital. - Resilience wins long term. Take the hit, stand back up, and let success do the talking.

@ellecrypto22 @lukebelmar @stevenspeedberg @heystevetan Take things to court and not on social media like high schoolers when there’s a case ongoing.

@glitchprotocols @lukebelmar @stevenspeedberg @heystevetan If Steve made this public, why shouldn’t Luke use his strengths in a public format too? 🤔

It took you 6 weeks to come up with your most brilliant idea of challenging me to a debate? This is a federal lawsuit, not a livestream. You’re trying to turn this into a show like truth gets decided by views and comments, but that’s not how this works. A honest person defending their truth would reply with receipts and counterclaims. But no, you want a stage to keep running your mouth about everything EXCEPT for the simple question: where is my money? Where is the money you agreed to pay for buying us out, where are the company funds? Don’t even answer to me. Send your answer to my lawyers. If you’ve got something to say, say it in court. Truth comes out through contracts, bank records, and sworn testimony, not on a livestream. I’m done playing your games. I’m not interested in a livestream with you. I’m not a streamer, I’m a businessman. I’ve hired the best lawyers, and I’m coming for what you owe. If you want to debate, debate in court. Let the lawyers handle the rest.

@amgaa26 @lukebelmar We don’t know who the scammers is at this point haha. It’s entertaining

@lukebelmar Why is he hiding behind the law and wants to do it so much? Maybe he hires the best and use his lies to scam some money 🤔 expose him Luke 👽🔥

You hide behind others because you are weak. You went on a public campaign to harm my reputation but now you say you can't to defend your claim on a LIVE? 🤔 Steve you are the definition of COWARD You made this public & I will make sure it remains this way. I will expose you.

@illimattic408 @lukebelmar @Cobratate @heystevetan You can unfollow anyone anytime. No need for a public announcement.

@lukebelmar @lukebelmar, stop trying to act like @Cobratate. @heystevetan is right. I am now unfollowing you now @lukebelmar.