This is what my first 30 days on Twitter looked like. Nothing was happening for the first two weeks! 😰 I could literally hear crickets when I posted my tweets. But then it suddenly took off! Can you see what happened? Let's break it down! (THREAD) 🧵

Choose ONE: 1. Work hard in your 20’s and retire with money. 2. Work moderately to you’re 40 and be financially free. 3. Work slow to you’re 60 and retire broke. Which option do you choose?

What do you spend the most money on per month?

You don’t know what it takes to be successful. You don’t see what people have gone through. I’ve failed at so many different things. - blogs. - dropshipping. - SMA. - Trading. - Affiliate marketing. I’ve tried everything. And I use what I’ve learned. That’s an edge.

The world economy is in crisis. This is a golden opportunity. What happens after crises? Economic booms. Set yourself up for success. Start now,

What’s the number one thing you’ve learned about X?

I work with companies worth $10,000,000’s. You know what I’ve noticed? Most are super niche. Doing a thing you’ve never heard of. Or thought about. Dare to be different. The money doesn’t come to the average

20 reasons you aren’t growing: 🫣 1. Your profile picture is a donkey. 2. No connections. 3. No strategy. 4. Posting at random times. 5. Commenting less than 20 times per day. 6. Not putting effort into your comments. 7. Targeting big accounts instead of small. 8. Profile picture is a car. 9. Boring biography. 10. Not using good hooks. 11. Using generic AI posts. 12. Not posting 2-5 times a day. 13. No long-form posts. 14. Not replying to every comment you get. 15. Unsystematic use of brand colors. 16. Not posting consistently. 17. Boring comments. 18. Not doubling down on content that performs well. 19. Not following growth leaders 20. Not following @drivenbymindset Please like and share with someone who needs this. Thank you!

I need some help. Looking for new podcasts. Any recommendations?

Go to university. Education is immensely valuable. It’s the ultimate growth journey. • You grow as a person. • Learn valuable skills. • Get new friends. • Build your network. • Acquire confidence and structure. Did you enjoy uni?

“Hustle culture is bad.” No it’s not. It makes people take control of their life. Be ambitious, and not lazy. Sure there are many bad things too. Pressure, losing connections, stress, risk. But can you really say that it’s worse than the doom scrolling culture? No.

This going to be so hard… But here we go! I couldn’t make it. Work, family, moving, X, exercise, and so on. It’s not enough time. So X got left out for a while. And now the hard part of gaining momentum begins. Which me luck! Have I missed anything?

I’m back. 😨 Never quit. Do what you have to, but always come back strong. Work has been crazy, but it’s super fun. What’s been happening while I was away? And tell me what type of content you want to see going forward! 👇🏽

All Twitter gurus will tell you that the most important thing is to engage. But there’s so much more to it than “just engage”. Be: • Genuine. • Interested. • Active. • Give value. • Put effort into it. Be a friend, not a stranger. What’s your best tip for engaging?

What’s the best way to kickstart the weekend?

No one remember those who never tried.

See you later! I just started a new job. Basically working nonstop right now. So, little time for X. It will calm down in a few weeks. So I’m sorry for not engaging and posting as much right now. See you soon!

You know it’s Monday when people literally fall asleep on their desk.

Make your personal brand, sure. But what about just being yourself? You’re already a great person, show it to us.

What’s your side hustle?

This is why you always feel tired: - A too comfortable couch. - No ultimate “why”. - Too little sleep. - No exercise. - Too much processed foods. You must do things to get energy. It won’t come to you for free.