RT @imtommitchell: Its funny how when you commit to getting 1% better every day, whether thats:. - Personal development.- Product.- Service….

Its funny how when you commit to getting 1% better every day, whether thats:. - Personal development.- Product.- Service. The pressure you feel disappears. Rather than a facing a big mountain, you just face a single step. Give it a try if you're feeling down.

RT @imtommitchell: Good morning to everyone playing the long game.

Good morning to everyone playing the long game.

What have you learned about yourself recently?. Here's what I've learned:. 1. I'm in so much of a rush to reach my goals that I'm not enjoying the journey. 2. I try to take on much more than I can handle, spreading myself too thin. 3. I need to make more of an effort to switch.

Most people quit after the first year. They blame bad luck. The truth?. Luck becomes irrelevant when you outlast everyone else. So stop waiting for your lucky break. Start building your inevitable one.

Just left a networking event where 27 people told me what they do. Only 2 told me how they transform their customers' lives. Guess which ones I remember?.

The effort to achieve something small versus something life-changing often isn't that different. The real cost is opportunity.

Tiredness comes in different forms:. Regular job: Tired from back to back meetings, commuting, and making money for your boss. Business owner: Tired from building something that could change your life. Same outcome. Completely different feelings.

Good morning to everyone building themselves brighter future.

Spent my 20's working it out. Spending my 30's doing it. So I can spend my 40's enjoying it.

Customers rarely give feedback the way we want them to. They don't fill out your survey nicely. They don't give perfect answers in your interviews. Real feedback happens here:. - The angry tweet.- The Reddit rant.- The TrustPilot review. These honest reactions tell you more.

The 80/20 rule of selling:. 80% - How what you're selling transforms their life.20% - What you're actually selling.

I wake up some days and feel like taking my foot off the gas. But those are the days you have to find another gear. Anyone can show up when they're motivated. Winners show up when they're not.

Before: A full section in the analytics page for exporting raw mentions. After: A small option in plain sight for when it's needed. My thoughts: Less is more. Save space for something more valuable.

Thanks for taking the time to read this. I hope you got something valuable from it. If you'd like to read more like this, consider following me:. @imtommitchell. I post content like this daily.

TL;DR:. - Clean up your profile and make it look professional.- Write a short, 3 sentence max scroll stopper.- Deliver on the promise of the hook.- Craft a clear next action.

5 - The close. Now you decide what to add here. You've delivered on your promise. By now your reader should be glad they clicked and read more. You can either:. - Add a conclusion to the post.- Ask for something in return (e.g. if you enjoyed this post, consider following me).-

4 - Satisfy the intrigue/come good on the promise. Now comes the value bomb. Readers have clicked more because they expect something in return. Exceed those expectations. I've found that 3s work well. Short sentences. Simple language.

3 - The teaser. The posts that perform best on LinkedIn follow age-old copywriting techniques. It all starts with the "hook". You get 3 lines to persuade the reader to click more. Every word counts. Line 1: The scroll stopper.Line 2: The context/credibility.Line 3: The