86% of coaches are stuck in The Coach Trap: • Posting generic advice • Competing on price • Getting no leads Greg was one of them - until we built a system that made him undeniable. 👇🏻 THREAD 👇🏻

12 meetings booked in the next 5 days This is what happens when you combine valuable posts (trust-building) with starting convos (ice-breaking) Just ask people what they're struggling with People overcomplicate this so much

Seen one too many people adding “rockstar” and “champion” to their LinkedIn job title recently. Suboptimal unless the goal is cringe.

If you did 4 hours a day of the work you get the most revenue from per unit of time, you'd make 10x the revenue. For me it's warm DMs. Spend half your work day doing the sh*t that actually matters, until more won't matter. All other work is irrelevant until that's done.

You're only ever one good conversation away from your goal.

I told a 40k-follower X creator to stop reading from scripts on his YouTube videos. There's two ways that goes: - "f*ck off" - "you're probably right" This time it was the second one. His videos went from 500 views -> 30k views in 2 weeks. An outside opinion + no ego = wins.

I 51x'ed revenue when I made my paid community free. AND I'm giving 86 coaches great free value. High-ticket is where it's at. Play the long game. Funnel.

"1% better every day is 38x better every year" Well 2% better every day is 1338x better every year. You get exponentially better results when you do more.

Make hooks specific enough to interest the right people and broad enough to get as many of them as you can.

"1% better every day is 38x better every year" Well 2% better every day is 1338x better every year. You get exponentially better results when you do more.

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I didn't post on X yesterday. First time in 2.5 years. What happened? Nothing. Chill.

What would you pay to add 50% to your business? £10k? £100k? So why are you investing £0 in yourself? - health - courses - mentoring You are the bottleneck of your business. Act like it.

I read a boring study (with an interesting lesson): Two groups were told that tomatoes are good for heart health. One was also told they're good for eye health. And then they were sent to eat tomatoes for a week. The heart-only group reported 12% better heart health benefits

I've never read a post and thought "wow those are clever words, I'll engage with that". It's always "how can this be so simple yet so intelligent" Don't use big words. Don't use a lot of words. Give people breakthrough moments. The revenue will come in no time.

Don't sign clients who sh*t test you. - negative replies to see how you respond - DMs at 3am asking you to explain something They're not worth the money. Only sign people you actually like. Trust me. The headaches saved are worth it.

I've posted 47,318 times 127 of them made me money That's 0.27% So what did they have in common? They all started with a specific pain point Not: "Want to grow your business?" But: "You've sent 50 DMs this week and got 3 replies" They all included a number that proved I'd

One-liners still hit the hardest.

I have a 100% accurate way to predict your revenue. The guru-to-expert content ratio. - 10 guru posts per expert post? £1k/month. - 10 expert posts per guru post? £10k/month. Talk from experience, and you actually get clients.

Copywriting hack: Use physical objects to describe the benefits of your offer instead of abstract ideas. RedBull didn't say "RedBull gives you energy" They said "RedBull gives you wings" Apple didn't say "1GB of memory" They said "1000 songs in your pocket" Works every time.