Once you become the wise man on the top of the mountain and you have signs pointing to you, people will start coming to you. You no longer need to doorknock, email, or call people anymore. Even if you haven’t changed anything about the way you work, they will still come to you.

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I see many people trying to avoid failure. This is a MISTAKE. Falling down is guaranteed. So you must get good at getting back up.

You NEED to remove the word “can’t” from your vocabulary. IMMEDIATELY!

You'll spend $40k on a car that depreciates. $300k on a house that might appreciate. But $5k on yourself? "That's too expensive." This is why you're stuck. Your car loses value the second you drive it off the lot. Your house depends on a market you can't control. But you?

"Listen to your gut" Only works if your gut is healthy. Most people are taking advice from a gut that's: Physically destroyed by: Processed food Sugar crashes Alcohol Zero fiber Constant inflammation Mentally programmed by: Fear of failure Limiting beliefs Comfort-seeking

Everyone is trying 1000 different ways to get a green card. I'm just going to make $1000000 and pay Trump for the gold card.

If you're feeling lonely the best solution is... to put yourself outhere. Don't wait for people to find you. Be at as many places as possible. Go to that networking event. Outreach more. Reply on posts. Get that sales job. Go to the gym. Never forget life is about people.

Everyone has an opinion. Even less have any real world experience with said opinion. Delete their opinion. You’re the one who lives with the results.

My room's right by the bus stop, so every day my friends see me through the window, hunched over my laptop. Yesterday one of them called. "Yo, what are you always doing in there? We see you every day." "Working." "Working on what? You're not even studying." "I'm a busy man,"

I love working. I love sitting on my laptop for hours. Creating content. Finding prospects. Outreaching. Creating marketing strategies. Delivering my service. I love all of it. Which is why you can't stop me.

Sadness comes from focusing on what you lack instead of what you already have.

My new preworkout: coffee with whole fat milk + 2 tablespoons of honey Chat what are we saying?

Google Ads mistake #1: Not tracking conversions properly. You're spending $5k/month on ads. Google says you got "200 clicks" Cool. How many became customers? "Uh... not sure" This is insane. If you can't track which keywords, ads, and campaigns produce actual customers,

"Google Ads don't work for my business" Let me guess: You set up one campaign. Threw in 40 keywords. Wrote one generic ad. Sent traffic to your homepage. Spent $2k in 2 weeks. Got 3 leads. GoOgLE aDs WoRk. Yea they don't when you're doing everything wrong.

You're running Search ads with no negative keywords. Google is showing your ad for garbage searches. You're paying for clicks that will never convert. Add negative keywords NOW.

Google Ads mistake everyone makes: Letting Google's "recommendations" run your account. Those recommendations maximize Google's profit. Not yours.

One of the fastest way to increase local sales: Ask your last 20 customers for Google reviews. 10 new reviews = higher ranking = more visibility = more customers.

Take the risk. Best case: you get filthy rich from it. Worst case: you learn a bunch of lessons so that will increase your chances of getting rich the next time.

Your Google Business Profile is a sales machine. But only if you treat it like one. Most local businesses set it up once and forget it exists. Meanwhile, customers are searching for your service 50 times per day in your area. Google shows them 3 businesses in the Map Pack.