I share a lot of insights on Threads, but the problem is that they can easily get lost over time.
Consider this page an archive of what I consider some of my best ones.
- Stop Being Middle-Class. Why a middle-class mindset is probably holding you back from greater things.
- Marketing Is More Important Than Selling. The real secret behind selling without selling.
- Producing a Steady Stream of Income. There are basic things a lot of people miss and that’s why the money doesn’t keep rolling in. Let’s fix that.
- Your Marketing Epiphany. How you can get people to buy from you without selling.
- Get a 9-5 or Just Do These Things Right. Here the fundamentals that most get wrong and why they go back to a 9-5.
- The Hardest Thing About Business.
- 7 Weeks & $10,000. What I did to make $10,000 in my first 7 weeks using Threads.
- The Curator Path to Building a Successful Business. What do you do if you’re starting from complete scratch in a new niche?
- Making Money Now With True Fans. Does it take time to build up an audience of True Fans. If so does that mean you need to wait on the money.
- The Operational Breakdown. How I approach business building with my brands.
- Jenna Kutcher’s World Building. Why some people can make a lot of money even when you don’t like their thing.
- You Ain’t Target. Trying to be general and wide will only leave you high and dry.
- Wants vs Needs. Why we sometimes focus on the wrong things with our marketing and what we should look for instead.
- Freebies, Funnels, and Systems. Should you have freebies? It depends on the funnels that you want to have in place that fit the systems that you want.
- Selling Through a Case Study. How do you sell something else? You show how you use it effectively.
- Growing to 500 Followers. What happened on my way to 500 followers.
- The Feel Good Funnel. How to create a funnel that makes you and your audience feel good.
- SEO 201. A more advanced lesson on SEO.
- Your Business Is a Plant. You can’t control everything and sometimes you have to cut things away.
- How to Make Money With a Blog. That’s it.
- Business Is Just Two Things. When we narrow business down to two things it’s simple. But we like to add complexity for no good reason.
- Business Owners Are World Builders. If you build a world that people love, their whole perception changes.
- Great Coaches Use First Principles Thinking. If you want to be great at what you do then you should understand First Principles Thinking and start applying it to your craft.
- The Power of Worldviews. Your success is probably dictated on the worldviews that you hold. They are also the key to the customers that you create.
- Social Media and the Layers of Content. It’s easy to get addicted to the content that produces a ton of engagement. But is that the content that creates customers?
- Hitting 100 Followers. My approach to content creation and why I’ll probably never blow up.
- My Approach to Product Launches. Should you annoy your people or ask if they are ready?
- The Two Forms of Competition. Understanding both can be the difference between success and failure.
- The $120k Week. How I made over $120,000 in a single week almost by accident.
- A Non-Icky Approach to Selling. How I approach selling to the right person at the right time.
- Being a Content Creator and the Art of Novelty.You have to create content. It’s what everyone has to do today to grow, but why are people attracted to some content over others?
- Rivers vs Lakes. Why building lakes can set you back.
- The Levels of Market Awareness. If you don’t understand the level of awareness your market is at then you’re walking around in the dark.
- Should You Be Patient? Why being patient isn’t always the best advice when it comes to building a business.
- Why You Should Always Create Long Form Content. Are you going to build a resource for your audience or make them hunt for crumbs?
- Strategy vs Tactics. Why focusing on tactics always leads to your downfall.
- Selling the Sawdust. Why nothing should go to waste when you’re a Creator.
- The Layers Social Media Strategy. How to apply the two layers of content to your social media plan.