I spent 12 Months on Upwork. And made $235k. Fun fact, I rarely used the job feed. I’ve made a free video explaining how I did, like & comment ‘VID’ and I’ll send it.

Clients: Looking for you. You: Not posting to tell them you’re here.

Never thought I’d get tricked with AI. But it’s catching me daily now. Uh oh.

You drink coffee to wake up. I wake up to drink coffee. We are not the same.

Stop onboarding manually. It’ll be the best thing you change this month. You want a seamless experience that saves you time and improves the end result. We live in an AI and N8N world, use it. Most my mentees at the start: Manual intake forms. Copy-pasting responses. Briefing

For those who want to know more: I teach a small batch of people inside my secret group. (Rarely post about it because the less people that know, the more effective it is) https://t.co/g1Yoscm9pV

There’s two of me. Today’s me, makes plans. Tomorrows me, follows through.

I paid Upwork $36,000 this year to get me clients. They did all the advertising for me. 10x ROAS. Don’t sleep on it.

Are newsletters becoming outdated? It’s so easy to create them with AI now. (And we all know it) We’ve all got inboxes full of stuff we don’t read. If you’re looking to make one in 2026, it’s got to be human, it’s got to be real. Maybe a set of voice notes, looms, bite size

Productivity is a nice mask, until you force yourself to do nothing and see how it feels. It’s something I’ve had to work HARD on… Sitting still. Doing nothing. I think about this a lot ↓

Watching her experience the world makes me remember what it’s all for

I paid Upwork $36,000 this year to get me clients. They did all the advertising for me. 10x ROAS. Don’t sleep on it.

Your true hourly rate includes everything you sacrifice in the process It’s not just time. It’s how you feel. It’s mental space. It’s blocked up emotions. It’s background thoughts.

Beautiful story. Small, daily actions, compounded over time. Proud of you.

Real talk, champs.. Most of you have the technical skills to be making 2-3x more. What's missing is understanding how your ideal clients actually make decisions. Drop a comment (question) if you want to dive deeper into the nuance of this here.

"Easy" Confusion kills deals. Nobody wants complicated. Everyone wants straightforward. Use "easy" to make the next step feel achievable: "From here it's easy, we'll map out your 90-day plan on the onboarding call." "Getting started is easy. Most clients are seeing results

"What if" This is like 'imagine's' darker sibling. While "imagine" paints the upside, "what if" highlights the cost of inaction: "What if you're still at £12k months a year from now, working 70-hour weeks?" "What if you finally burn out and have to shut down everything you've

"Imagine" This word opens up possibility thinking. Use it to paint the picture of life after they work with you: "Imagine waking up Monday knowing you've got £40k of recurring revenue locked in. No more feast or famine stress." "Imagine booking a 3-week trip to Bali and your

"You" Amateur sellers talk about themselves. "We're an award-winning agency..." "Our process includes..." "I've been doing this for 5 years..." Experienced closers talk about the prospect. "You mentioned you're maxed out at 60 hours a week..." "You're turning down good

"Why" Stop pitching before you understand why someone booked the call. I ask things like: "Why is hitting £30k/month important to you right now?" "Why haven't you been able to scale past this point?" "Why now instead of 6 months from now?" This does two things: -Gets them

I mentor people from £10k to £50k+ months & I've noticed something: Most of you, have the skills to charge 3-5x more. But the missing lever is: Understanding how buyers actually think. Here are 5 words that make sales 10x easier: (4 mins)