Ayodeji Awosika

There's no such thing who tries their absolute best for an extended period and doesn't get SOME sort of result. Admit it. You're just not trying that hard. You haven't come close to giving it everything you possibly can to win, and that's why you're losing.

Everyone loves the idea of their potential because it's a way for them to feel good without ever finding out whether or not they are who they think they are. That's why most people never go for it. Giving it your ALL and still failing is a cold, lonely, and dark place to be,

Most people will do everything except the one thing that would move their life forward. They'll make all these cosmetic tweaks to avoid the needle mover. Look no further than creators and 'business owners' who will post content for years, make 97 lead magnets, tweak their offer

People who avoid confrontation aren’t peaceful...they’re quietly resentful, keep score, and explode later. People who bring things up early are the ones who care enough to fix the relationship.

Every hypothetical disaster you're mentally solving is just another brick in the wall between you and action. https://t.co/k9mQsYN4rn

if you want to know whether or not your friends are your real friends, pay careful attention to how they react when you share your wins... notice the little microexpressions on their face and whether or not they seem genuinely happy for you... will tell you all you need to know

Your productivity problem isn't your schedule, your tools, or your environment. It's your refusal to let go of yesterday. https://t.co/1WNwHiVa58

Being shy isn't a character trait. You have social anxiety. It's not normal not to be able to talk to people. Something is wrong. Being introverted doesn't mean you can't talk to people. It just means you recharge and get energy from being alone. Shyness can destroy your life

Started playing chess recently it’s addicting. https://t.co/ESCzzD2g32

You need to talk more. You need to talk to more prospects. You need to talk to the baristas and patrons of coffee shops. You need to talk to that girl. You need to talk to people on the timeline. You need to talk more in meetings. You're a few hundred conversations away from

After helping multiple complete beginners go from $0 to $20-40K/mo in a year, I realized that 99% of the things you're told to do in the creator economy are unnecessary. I just stripped all of the unnecessary things I did over the span of years and left them with only what

You need two skills to stand out: - The hard skill you learn - The skill of packaging those skills and demonstrating ROI I have two clients who work in product design and data science -- the biggest problem most of their clients have is an inability to explain why their

AI is revealing who knows how to think and who doesn't. If you can't get amazing outputs with AI and you're complaining it's ineffective, you're telling on yourself.

Antonio @the_archer10

AI is here. Good news: You can double your output now. Bad news: You still need to use your brain.

Going for long walks every day.

Kevin Szabo @KevinSzabo14

What has the highest ROI that costs nothing??

People say they want $100K/mo but don't know their AOV, calls booked per month, show rate, close rate, just flying completely blind. It's mad. When you run the numbers you may actually come to the realization that the vehicle/model/offer you're using to get there won't work.

Ronaldo Del Duca @ronaldo_delduca

Statements that begin with "I feel like..." and "I think..." lose companies MILLIONS of dollars a day Look at the numbers

I'd say the percentage of business owners and creators that have actually had a single interview with their own customers is less than 1% All of the things that drive real revenue are so rare: - Genuinely trying when it comes to client success on the back end and increasing

Kieran Drew @ItsKieranDrew

Your customers teach more than your competitors. Listen.

Making a lot of money has a lot less to do with your skillset than it does with the: - Problem you're solving - The person you're solving it for - The ROI of getting the problem solved You can be an excellent marketer, but if you work for a restaurant with razor-thin margins,