I’m Matt, thanks for stopping by! 🤝 We are living in the best time ever for building things on the internet. The internet can make ordinary people incredibly rich. Here’s the quick version of my journey (and what I share here): 🎬 Grew a filmmaking & video production content

5 things I always try to do with with content on my sites & startups from an SEO perspective: 𝟭. 𝗔𝗻𝘀𝘄𝗲𝗿 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝘂𝘀𝗲𝗿 𝗶𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗻𝘁! What kind of post is this. Am I answering the question the user is asking? (Most articles, especially how-to stuff, is question based).

If the leaves weren’t falling from the trees, you’d be forgiven for thinking it was Spring on this halcyon British November 2nd! ☀️

Can somebody please invent a WordPress plugin that goes into your plugins and works out which ones you aren’t using? With a large site, it’s tricky to remember if a random plugin is holding up some major design feature you did years ago. Two central features… - Goes in and

Charlie Munger, I think

To avoid X rabbit holes…tips! You know late at night scrolling and you’re reading random threads. You look at the comments…it’s getting kinda political & there’s a serious chance of nutjobs… TIP 1: Don’t click beyond 1 profile deep in the comments Other Tips: See Tip 1

"Envy is a sin, and unlike other sins, it's not even enjoyable while you're committing it."

You know when people say, “We used to have such defined seasons, isn’t it so good to have seasons?” I respond: f- that. The ultimate setup is a balmy but not overly hot 22c (72F for you oldies and Americans) throughout the entire year and then two weeks of snow around

Contours in the Morning. My wife took a few photos of the kitchen today. Cool to capture some angles that aren’t always observed 📷

I received a message from a friend about the incentives post I wrote recently. This was from a friend whose opinion I respect greatly. They questioned whether it’s healthy to have a POV that life is run by incentives (particularly emphasising non-financial aspects). I think

Avoiding these will be mocked by society every time: - Not drinking - Not overeating - Not consuming junk food - Not spending your entire salary - Not celebrating occasions with some made of chocolate - Not buying things on credit - Not "treating yourself" every day or week

If you think the YouTube comments section is bad… you should see the Financial Times comments section. It’s an interesting mix of 45 year old, Clash t-shirt wearing, say f-off to your mate in the pub as a greeting, I’ve-only-ever-voted-for-Labour (in UK) and “everything is

Wages cover your bills, they don't make you wealthy. The trick is to channel your wages into launching or acquiring something that yields profits. Then, use your profits to invest in assets. That's the secret you've been seeking.

Paging @nikitabier - honestly, Nikita, I’m dropping some serious value in this post (and others) but your algo hates me. 50 views!? Surely I deserve better here.

This chart is a graphic of “Deaths due to long working hours per 100,000 people (15+).” I think it tells us a lot about the modern world. Source: joint study conducted by World Health Organization and International Labour Organization in 2016.

The Wealth Roadmap 1. Develop skills 2. Start freelancing or secure a job 3. Create a scalable side business 4. Leave your job to focus on your business once it thrives 5. Invest 50-90% of profits in secure assets 6. Allocate 10-50% of profits to riskier ventures 7. Sell

Eventually, your employer will let you down. You might be overlooked for a promotion or receive a smaller bonus than expected. This is a certainty. You can either take control by stepping into entrepreneurship or remain in a vulnerable position.

One of my biggest regrets in my professional life is not coming to love spreadsheets earlier. I remember being taught them at school and thinking it was a load of mindless crap. My love of spreadsheet (and in particular Google Sheets) has been instrumental in my business

The dream!

What are the best current noise cancelling headphones? In the market for a new pair. I remember first time I bought a pair of really good noise cancelling headphones. Absolutely mindblown! Podcasts, YouTube and meeting audio now sounds like you’re there with them. It also