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Heres an easy way to give your children a head start in life: Set up an investment account for your kids at birth. Put in $1,000. Contribute $500 every month. At 10% annually they'll have $300k once they turn 18. I dont have kids but currently setting up an account for my little niece and nephew. Everybody can put a couple of hundred bucks aside for their kids every month. There is no excuse. Why arent all parents doing that? Why arent they teaching their kids financial literacy? Why dont they make sure there are assets that can be passed down to give their children a leg up? I had to figure all this shit out by myself. Will make sure to teach it to my niece and nephew.

If your content cant compete with AI content then it sucks. Thats the bottom line. The way things are going, if anything people will be willing to pay a premium for *real* content made by *real* people. I dont ever see that going away. But yeah if youre putting out low quality garbage, if you have nothing to say and just parrot other people's BS... then your days are numbered. And thats not a bad thing in my book.

You gotta raise the stakes on these mfers. What is the benefit/payoff of using your solution? And what is the horrible cost of NOT using it? It should seem like a life-and-death type decision in your prospects mind.

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Just gotta get the reps in. Commit deeply enough and you won't be able to quit if you wanted to. Get enough momentum going and it becomes almost impossible to walk away from something.

Theres no shortcuts, you just gotta get the reps in.

A lotta folks are talking about the perfect hook, templates, gaming the algo... In my opinion they're all missing the point. Long form. Short form. No form. It doesn't matter. When you bring that 🔥 people will want to read it. Let the cookiecutter types try and figure out the perfect X formula. You're much better off just sharing content that people will want to read. If you have expertise and experience, share it. If you're just getting started, share your journey, your struggles and your wins. Either way, just be real. Dont try to copy what everybody else is doing. Find what's unique to you and share that with the world. The last thing the world needs is more AI slop written for a faceless algorithm.

Thats a good list. My top 10 in no particular order: Dimebag Zakk Wylde Randy Rhoads Buckethead Dave Mustaine Marty Friedman Mark Knopfler David Gilmour Jimi Hendrix Eddie Van Halen

Find people that have what you want. Work for them, learn how they do it. Then recreate it by yourself. Ignore all the hustle bros on social media.

Its funny because I've been a copywriter for 8 years now. Everry couple of years some guru sells copywriting as an easy way to make six figures. And every time a bunch of rookies drink the kool aid. This is a full time job. And if you wanna write for competitive markets you're gonna go up against absolute savages. People who eat, breathe and live copywriting all day every day. Good luck to everyone who thinks this is easy money. Here's what it really takes to make 10k+ a month as a copywriter: xitter.cf/MilMoneySecrets/status…

The art in copywriting is to tell people the same story they've heard a million time before... But in a way that sounds new, fresh and exciting. One way to do that is through transubstantiation. What does that mean? If you ever been to a catholic church, they believe that bread and wine become the flesh and blood of Jesus Christ. That's called transubstantiation. They're turning something ordinary into something extraordinary. And you can do the same in copy. For example... - A new biotech treatment becomes the "God Key" - A new type of rocket becomes a "Living missile" - A data compression software becomes the "AI Master Key" - Dividends become "AI Royalties" - A green energy initiative becomes "the new Manhattan Project" There are infinite ways to do this. The best way to learn it? Go through a bunch of successful promos that use this technique. Reverse engineer what the writer is doing. Then take these examples and put your own spin on it. If you get good at this you can make anything sound exciting. Try it out. It can be a lot of fun.

You want to be successful in any chosen endeavour? Find the fundamentals and hammer them relentlessly. Twitter: Post + engage every day Copywriting: Read/write a piece of copy and come up with an idea every day Email marketing: Send a pitch to your list every day. Ideally multiple times a day. Investing: Live below your means, Dollar Cost average into ETFs every week/month. If you do these things you can't fail. Where most people get sidetracked is they get bored of doing this over and over. They look for something more exciting and sexy. Or they just give up. There's no reason to overcomplicate the process. Just keep it simple. Stay consistent. And stick to doing what works. Hit the fundamentals every day for a year and you'll be amazed at your progress. What separates the master from the beginner is the master has practiced the fundamentals 10,000 times.

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Yeah dry testing can save you a ton of effort. Just run traffic into a sales page and see if you get takers. If they dont buy, you can scrap the idea. if they do buy, you refund them or just build the product and deliver. You can even structure the offer in a way where its clear the product doesnt exist yet. For example, youre selling a series of webinar recordings. Once people buy, THEN you record the actual deliverables.

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