Huge Affiliate Mistake: Not going all in on one vertical once they see success. Everyone and their uncle is jumping into Final Expense right now, but is that the best move? What should you be focusing on? If you want to make big money, keep reading:

There really is no feeling like a fat wire hitting and paying a bunch of stuff off + taking some for yourself 🤑🤑

You ever notice when people want to imply something is cheap or they got a deal, they use the word “bucks” instead of dollars? “Yeah man, I just bought my flight it was only 90 bucks.” Why do people do this?

The X algorithm has been working overtime to drive rage bait political content into my feed No matter how many words I mute, they keep finding a way in. Anyone else?

Without fail, every person who you follow or look up to on here had a period where their output was sloppy: - Their early tweets were awkward or basic - Their first few business attempts failed or they gave up - They had trouble making ads or writing copy But as soon as people

I'm planning on dropping a thread/document later, talking about: - Picking a lead gen vertical and figuring out which companies are buying leads in that vertical. - Doing research and figuring out who to reach out to. - What you need for people to take you seriously on LinkedIn.

The best trait you can develop as someone trying to start a business is the ruthless ability to keep chipping at a single hard problem day after day... It may feel like an impossibly massive problem to face each day. You might not know where to start, or how to make progress,

If you saw our Google Drive folder of all the ad copy, landers, videos, and images we've made over the years for various offers... Most of which went nowhere or didn't scale... You would understand that you simply just need to do more. That's it.

Just finished reading @StefanGeorgi latest email on "Grand Strategy" and it comes at a perfect time. As an affiliate and now an offer owner, the biggest mind game you play daily is avoiding the urge to give in to the next hot thing. Every day as an affiliate, I was bombarded by

"Debt is bad, never have debt." Taking on some debt changed the course of the game for me. And if you've got the balls and conviction to bet on yourself, it can change your life too. In 2021, I opened a 0% APR credit card and bought a $5k mastermind about email marketing. I

Super important lesson I learned from spending millions on ads: Always stay on top of your cashflow and credit lines. There were times when I was hitting 70%+ ROI days and ran out of credit... And there were times when things were so bad, I was balancing every dollar to make

Took 3g of taurine today, and I got an insane amount of stuff done. Also, could not stop texting friends + tweeting. Some have mentioned pro-social side effects, wonder if that's related.

Something I'll cover another time is that there are mental and emotional blocks keeping the guy in the middle. Could have saved myself many years of struggle and millions of dollars lost had I just tackled those blocks first.

Many years ago, I fell into the midwit trap of capturing things with Readwise, exporting to OneNote, Journaling in Roam, etc... The sentiment behind this image is that the midwit spends so much time capturing that they never do anything with the information. And that was true

When talking about how to generate an infinite source of ideas, I think it's good to read this first: "Ponder that you might never create anything original." It's good to get past this and realize that the world now rewards those who can remix and combine ideas. Just keep

The problem with all these n8n automations is that they just produce endless amounts of mediocre outputs, very spiritually ugly. Anyone who’s in a field knows that the work these automations are trying to replace isn’t based on output quantity… It’s based on curation and

Bit the bullet this morning and did one of those Chinese (?) fascia lymph exercises where you swing your arms around and I can’t lie it felt really good. I also definitely have some really tight fascia that needs work.

I wrote this almost 5 years ago, but still more important than ever. While AI may be useful for generating raw outputs, you still need to collect ideas, articles, etc, and piece them all together. If you want to train your mind to have unlimited ideas, read this thread

A few years ago, when I was still a copywriter, I had a small email list publishing random stories and lessons. While the email list didn't grow to be anything massive, it did teach me a lot about publishing, and I wrote or drafted over 200 emails. This taught me that no matter

Seems like y'all liked this thread, so next I'll dig more into what it takes to "crack" something and start seeing results.

I know I don't have a ton of followers to read this, but this was basically the blueprint to 7/8 fig months in lead gen. Pay Per Call or Leads, same thing applies to both.