I made over $50,000 selling Notion templates. Here's how.

I made over $50,000 selling Notion templates. Here's how.

People don’t buy your product. They buy your ability to solve their problem. Every sale or testimonial you share proves you can, and each one makes the next sale easier.

Results compound. One sale turns into ten. One testimonial turns into twenty. Keep showing up and let time do the heavy lifting.

These lessons took me years to learn. Apply them now, and you’ll move faster than I did. If you found this valuable: • Follow @joshbakeronline for more • Like or repost the first tweet so more people can learn • Drop a comment to join the conversation Thanks!

“You don’t have business problems, you have personal problems that affect your business.” When I fixed my routine, slept properly, and trained regularly, my business grew. Not because I worked more hours, but because I had the energy to do the right work. Lesson: Protect your

Your first version should be an MVP, the simplest version that solves the problem. • Get it in front of real users fast • Watch how they use it • Listen to what they ask for Their feedback will tell you exactly what to improve, remove, or double down on. Lesson: Don’t guess

A great product no one sees is just a file on your hard drive. Most creators spend 90% of their time making and 10% promoting. It should be the other way around. The more places your product is seen, the more chances you have to sell it. Lesson: Creation makes the product.

Niches saturate fast, but 99% of people still look the same. • Same products • Same messaging • Same visuals Blend in and you’ll fight for attention forever. Stand out and you can dominate even in a “crowded” market. Lesson: Make it obvious why you’re different, or the

You can probably charge more than you are right now. Higher prices: • Increase perceived value • Attract better customers • Boost revenue without more sales Most people underprice because they think “cheaper = easier to sell.” In reality, the right buyers want better, not

Opportunities don’t wait, and businesses don’t last forever. • The idea you have today could be irrelevant in six months • The audience that’s engaged now might be gone next year Move fast enough to capture momentum while it’s there. Perfection is just procrastination in

Your business is a system you control, but it runs inside a market you don't. • Enter while demand is climbing and growth is 10x easier • Enter after the peak and you’re fighting for scraps If you’ve only just heard about a “new trend,” you’re probably already late. Lesson:

Selling digital products is simple. But most people make it way harder than it needs to be. Here are 7 lessons I wish I knew before starting.

This time next year, you could: • Still be thinking about starting • Or be making money from something you built today Your choice.

The more you post, the more you learn what works. The more you learn what works, the less you fear posting. Consistency is the real growth hack.

The people you admire aren’t just “consistent.” They’ve been consistent in the *right* direction for years. Repetition without improvement just digs you deeper into the same hole.

@naval AI is finding answers you didn’t even know how to ask for.

@ProfFeynman The greatest privilege is working where you never have to trade integrity for security.

Don't focus on making $10k/mo. This is an output. Focus on becoming the person that can make $10k/mo. This is an input.

Most people don’t have a motivation problem. They have a clarity problem. Decide exactly what you want, create a system to get there, and motivation will take care of itself.

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