Thisath | Founder Performance Coach

I used to procrastinate for 4 hours a day. Now I get 3X more work done in half the time, scaling my business fast (without stress). Here's how:

Not drinking coffee is a life hack. Me (coffee-free): Wakes up energized, can focus for 8+ hours daily, $5000 saved each year Guy who has 4 cups/day: Wakes up sluggish, has crap sleep, $5000 lost each year Same brain. Different baselines.

@TheAlanHsieh In both cases, the choice is clear 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

Do I get an iPhone or Android. That’s what people used to ask. These days it’s do I use Claude or ChatGPT.

@KaruThompson Do you ever get objections based on your age? If so, how do you deal with them?

Just finished pitching at BNI yesterday. Got warm leads instantly. Will now be prepping to pitch a stump removal biz owner over lunch. In-person networking is the highest ROI way to prospect and grow your business. As an 18 y/o skipping college, am glad I learned this now!

@KaruThompson Damn this is inspiring as hell. Seeing fellow teens CRUSH it is exactly what I need more of. Keep killing it man

my name is karu im 18 y/o, building my own curriculum instead of college. first revenue goal: $5K MRR (achieved) second revenue goal: $10K MRR (loading...) will see how far I can get compared to what I would have done in college what are you building? would love to connect!

@GeeteshParelly Damn. Seeing someone else my age crushing it in real time is inspiring AS HELL

Business owners are losing $10,000 and 500 hours every year to manual work And most don't even realize it. If you want to save money and implement AI in your business, book a meeting below Link in bio and below 👇

@marcrandolph I'd argue this applies to ethnic culture as much as it does to workplace culture

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

@DonnyMashiach True, this held me back for months. Obsessing over the little details of the future before validating it in the present

This is a common trap. People obsess over scale before they’ve proven value. If you solve a real problem for real people, growth becomes much easier. Value first. Scale later.

@TheReganBlack Sacrifice is important but only when you do it right

Sacrifice without direction is just extended struggle.

@theianwill It's literally a win-win if you charge more

It’s amazing how pricing of your product or service will predispose you to certain kinds of people There’s a reason why if you aren’t selling a commodity that people charge a premium for their access

@Tim_Denning No such thing as "job security" in the age of openclaw

Don’t let the corporate world brainwash you into forgetting layoffs are an every day part of their business model.

@LoganTGott GUIDE

R.I.P 2026 LinkedIn Algorithm. No more wondering what works. Most people right now are: Posting more Adding hashtags Dropping external links And wondering why impressions disappear. But something dramatically changed: LinkedIn stopped rewarding activity. It now rewards attention. Slow reading. Long comments. Posts people save. I studied 1,000s of LinkedIn posts from the past few weeks. The pattern was obvious: High dwell time = distribution. Low-effort content = invisible. So I turned the findings into one practical resource. A step-by-step LinkedIn growth guide built for the 2026 algorithm. Inside you'll find: → The 4-phase LinkedIn algorithm model explained simply → The hook structure that increases “see more” clicks → The post format generating the highest save rates → The comment strategy that multiplies reach → The content mix top creators use every week → The first-hour engagement protocol most people miss One founder applied this structure and their first post had over 100,000 impressions. If you want the full guide: 1️⃣ Follow me 2️⃣ Comment GUIDE I'll send it to you.

@LoganTGott And still, 90% of people on this platform outsource being themselves 😂

AI can research, format, repurpose, and schedule your content. The two things it can't do are be you and distribute it… and that's the only part that actually matters.

@mikesclarity @LoganTGott Dayum. Inbound leads? I heard linkedin was good for outbound with stuff like SalesNavigator but didn't know bout this

LinkedIn hate to the side... Ever since I started writing on it for clients I realize how easy it is to print $$$ on it You push out a handful of these = 30+ calls Ts starting to look at me like prime Megan Fox from Transformers 1 @LoganTGott why didn't you tell me earlier??

@meetMrajgor @sullycopywriter I think you do B2B Marketing & Client Acquisition for Media. Correct me if I'm wrong

@sullycopywriter nobody can explain what i do including me haha

Most marketing fails because they do A Lot. › Too many angles, › Too many promises. › Too many messages, Clear positioning beats clever campaigns every time. If people can’t explain what you do in one sentence, neither can the market.

@sullycopywriter Because some people think more offers, more angles, more messages etc. = more opportunity for sales. Incorrect.

@sandislonjsak What if openclaw automates all this for me in another year 😂

Work on evergreen skills: > Management (You will need to manage AI) > Speaking (You will need to manage clients) > Writing (Same as speaking) > Sales & Marketing > Being a high agency individual Mix that up with being a developer powered by AI and you have nothing to worry about. The future is bright.

@Tim_Denning And the worst part is you ask yourself "WHY am I not making any progress?" when the answer is literally in your actions

Going broke because you keep chasing get-rich-quick schemes is extremely painful to witness.

@benkellyone Whatever works for you. Except A. Avoid A at all costs..

What's the better path to $150k/year? A) Climb corporate ladder (5-10 years) B) Buy one boring business (1 year) C) Start a business from scratch D) Side hustles + investments

@Codie_Sanchez "Life is suffering" - The Buddha Love this quote for so many reasons. One of them being that you cannot let go of the "hard", so instead, embrace it

Unpopular truth.

@dvassallo Starting a business after 9 failed attempts is NOT easy. But staying in business in that case might be easy

Starting a business is easy. Staying in business is hard.