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Before you can have “fuck you money” , you gotta have “fuck you skills”… …and before that you gotta have “fuck you courage”… …and before that you gotta have “fuck dreams”… …and before all that you gotta be able to look at everything and everyone in the face and say “fuck you”, “fuck what you think” and “fuck what you feel”, I’m going for it.

You can fuck around and be broke for 9 years, then become a millionaire in year ten. The world is full of money. Don't think too much of it. Enjoy the ride.

So I have a crew doing some work on one of my houses, and one of the guys goes "so what do you do for work?", and I say "ah you know, internet stuff"... ...He goes, "that's not real work", and I go "yeah but it's real money". He got real quiet.

"Your mind must arrive at your destination before your life does."

The game is measured in years, not months, weeks or days, remember that and keep going.

One of the biggest lessons I learned from a billionaire was his ability to move fast, faster than any of his competitors, and win, and it's based on this thinking principle: Launch fast, launch before you want to launch, and know that it'll be at 50% of where it needs to be, but also know that you'll get the other 50% improvement after the fact via optimizing it. So say you launch an offer, and you're at $50 AOV, and it'll be at break-even, or maybe even losing a little bit of money. But, you know, you still have another $50 to pull out of through various optimizations, getting it to $100, where you'll be quite profitable. Using this thinking model, he built a billion-dollar business, and now you can too. - Alen

To all those who are broke AF right now... ...Take as many pics as you can of your broke life, because one day, when you come up, which you will, I promise you... ...That will make for the best before-and-after story, and you'll fondly look back at the memories of how far you've come. Plus, you'll more than likely use them on a biz-op offer. 😂

Fuck Lambos. Fuck private jets. Fuck watches, and fuck all that shit trying to impress people you don't give a fuck about on social media. Give me a case of beer, a good lake house, and a laptop to do the work I enjoy, and I'm a happy man. Far too many "success" mfers here larping with a rented life.

You can be a copywriter… An email marketer… A media buyer… A creative strategist… A funnel builder… A CRO specialist… A designer… A video editor… An appointment setter… A high-ticket closer… An affiliate marketer… You can even own an entire agency... You can be all those things and more, but at the end of the day, you're working for offer owners. Selling your skills gets you a nice monthly allowance. Owning the offer is where the real money is. So the only thing worth being is an offer owner, because that's who gets paid 1st and then decides how much everyone else gets paid. Alen

The moment you realize the only reason you’re not rich is because you didn’t want to be — that’s when you gain the choice to be rich, and soon after, you will be.

When you spend enough time around people worth 8 to 10 figures, you start noticing patterns. Not just in how they think. Not just in how they mov, but in what they’ve built. Almost all of them have three things in common: A whole lot of money Massive work ethic. And World-class skills From the outside, it looks like they had everything to get to that level, but the reality is, they didn't... They used two to get the third. If they had work ethic and skills, they created money. If they had money and work ethic, they bought skills. If they had money and skills, they scaled faster than everyone else. And if they started with nothing, they used work ethic to build everything. When they had skills... They learned, read, practiced, failed, tried again and again until they got it right — that's skill acquisition. And when they had no money, they outworked people who had advantages. So the biggest mistake to think: “I need to be ready first”,“I need more before I start”, “I need permission.” You don’t. You only need two out of three to get to the top. Money. Work ethic. or Skills. And if you have nothing, remember that work ethic is free. Which means there are no excuses, and that means, you have no reason to get everything you always wanted out of life. – Alen

The greatest sales letter ever written was "Lazy Man's Way To Riches" by Joe Karbo. This is a work of art. From the opening to the close, every sentence has a purpose, zero waste, all punch.

What you want has to want you. To manifest, imagine it wanting you as much as you want it. Imagine it needing you, and give reasons for it needing you. Imagine it wanting you, and give reasons why it wants you. Imagine it emotionally being charged by you, and give it reasons why it does so. And most important of all, imagine it being completed by you, because when you do that, that's how you tell the universe that "it's meant to be". Once you do that, both sides will begin to attract each other, and you will manifest what you want. The higher the emotional charge, the higher the compulsion, and the faster the rate of attraction will be. - Alen

I made my first million on a $95, 14-inch Dell laptop with three missing keys—bought off Craigslist. It was so slow, I’d launch Photoshop, grab a coffee, and it’d still be loading by the time I got back. Trust me, you've got everything you need to do it. Just let go of the bullshit story holding you back. - Alen

The pre-requisite for getting rich is being fearless. If you have an ounce of fear in you – you’ll never be rich.

Before you can have “fuck you money” , you gotta have “fuck you skills”… …and before that you gotta have “fuck you courage”… …and before that you gotta have “fuck dreams”… …and before all that you gotta be able to look at everything and everyone in the face and say “fuck you”, “fuck what you think” and “fuck what you feel”, I’m going for it.

So I have a crew doing some work on one of my houses, and one of the guys goes "so what do you do for work?", and I say "ah you know, internet stuff"... ...He goes, "that's not real work", and I go "yeah but it's real money". He got real quiet.

No more begging. No more hoping. No more searching. No more thinking about where the next client is coming from, and no more thinking about where you can hire the best people. No more giving "the middlemen" of the game 10-25% just for connecting you. I've always hated that with a passion, and it's not fair for them to take 10-25% of your hard work. I've been in this game a long time, 22 years to be exact, and for quite some years, I left the game to go on a journey alone, running offers, webinars, and everything else, making great money, doing very little… ...Along that timeline, traveling the world, enjoying life, only being in contact with a handful of old friends in the game. When I came back to the industry in 2018 to reconnect with everyone, I saw something that grew far beyond what I remember and was proud to see so many new fresh faces, gurus, and experts… ...And even though the industry was growing and buzzing, something was missing, and that was the magic I personally experienced when I came in the game… ...A special place where you could get help without paying for it… ...Where someone would lift you up without you having to have status. ...And where strangers became friends and supported each other without ulterior financial motives. These days, just about everywhere you turn, you can get all that and more, so long as you are willing to pay for it. Most friends are friendly strangers and getting a hand up only happens if you're well-connected and networked. I tell you, I miss the old industry, where the magic lived. So when I came back, my mission wasn't to make money to keep for myself, it was to make money and reinvest in this industry and game that I grew up in, that changed my life and that gave me everything I could ever want. I decided to take all the money we make from NHB and reinvest it back in the industry, with a mission that we make money to create more value for our people, and that's exactly what we did. The work is a lot more difficult than you can imagine. I work on average 12-hour days, about 6 days a week. For about 4-5 months, I didn't take a weekend off at all, and I haven't had a vacation in 4 years. But when you love something, you give it your all. And that's why we're investing and developing 5 massive projects for you guys to give you everything you could ever need to succeed, without you having to pay for it. This here is a screenshot of the project we've built, it's fully done and the UI / UX is being adapted now. It's a place where you can hire the best marketers in the world, get hired by the best companies in the world and offer your services to everyone. Without having to spend days stalking various Facebook groups, networking or kissing ass to people you don't really like or care for, only in hopes they'll refer you. No more begging. No more hoping. No more searching. No more thinking about where the next client is coming from, and no more thinking about where you can hire the best people. No more giving "the middlemen" of the game 10-25% just for connecting you. I've always hated that with a passion, and it's not fair for them to take 10-25% of your hard work. You'll be able to find copywriters, salespeople, operations, media buyers, support staff and everything you can imagine. It's for business owners, agencies and freelancers, it's for all of you. It's 100% free. You can't pay for it, even if you want to. We don't take any payments on it, not a dollar. We're funding it all through the revenue we generate from Nothing Held Back and it's one of our gifts to you. Anyone can use it to help their people get jobs, clients, or hire. Even if they compete with us, we consider them our brothers and sisters in the game as we're all in this together. The only thing we ask for is that you use it, spread the word and invite others to use it, so together, we can bring back the magic in the game. We're going to open doors to this soon, along with the NHB platform and everything else we've been quietly working on for you. This industry deserves a revolution, and we're creating it. Drop something in the comment box below so that the algo sets this post on fire and spreads it to everyone. All for love of the game,

Fuck Lambos. Fuck private jets. Fuck watches, and fuck all that shit trying to impress people you don't give a fuck about on social media. Give me a case of beer, a good lake house, and a laptop to do the work I enjoy, and I'm a happy man. Far too many "success" mfers here larping with a rented life.

You can fuck around and be broke for 9 years, then become a millionaire in year ten. The world is full of money. Don't think too much of it. Enjoy the ride.

The Breaking Points of Hormozi’s "Free Model" & The Future of A.I. In The Game I have a philosophy that I live by, and that is… …I don’t care much about what’s happening now, as I care about what happens next. Because if you know what happens next, then you can make the

I’d be open to challenging any “copywriter” who thinks he’s hot shit on Twitter. Live on a zoom copy battle. There are far too many of you who talk big game (in your posts and tips) but I can tell have absolutely no skills. The rules are simple: the audience picks the market.

Most Of You Have Million a Dollar Skillset and a $10k -$100k Mindset - Here's The flip Over. (Posted this on my private FB all and a lot of people are liking it, so if we're not friends, feel free to add me). Most Of You Have Million a Dollar Skillset and a $10k -$100k Mindset

Your future creates your present. You'll notice some of my posts are mindset, others spiritual, and most marketing-related, and once in a while, I'll throw in a political curveball into the mix, which always gets interesting. One thing I've always wanted to do is share other things that I know of, yet never talk about, that go far beyond marketing. It's a mix of mindset, spirituality, and business, all fused into one. There is a phrase, which I'm sure you've heard of, known as "abracadabra", often used in various magical scenes in TV shows and movies, yet the original phrase comes from Hebrew, and is "Avra k'davra), and is typically written as אברא כדברא. It translates to "I will create as I speak". This phrase is often linked to the idea of creation through words, echoing the Genesis narrative where God creates the world through speech. So today, while I'm enjoying this delicious cup of coffee, I'm going to go into the thought that we create as we speak. In the world of "commercial self-help," a whole lot of good-sounding stuff gets thrown around that simply doesn't work. Otherwise, just about everyone who's into self-help would be able to help themselves and succeed, and we all know most don't. And the reason is that they get quite a lot of stuff wrong or simply backwards. Never looking beyond if it's real or not, becuase afterall, if it sells and makes them money, who cares if it's real, if it works or not. One thought that's often used is that "your present creates your future", while technically true, is wrong. Because it's missing the causal factors of the present, what causes the present to morph, change, and become what we want it to be. And that something is that your future actually creates your present. Then and only then does your present create your future, but in reality, your future creates the present only to create itself; otherwise, it could not create itself. The mind has three areas it can construct reality: The past, the present and the future, yet only one can create current reality, which is the present, which is created by the future and supported by the past. That's a doozy, isn't it? So let's dig a little deeper. Say, you're working on something, and that something has various outcomes, mostly, it'll succeed or it'll fail, it'll be easy, or it'll be hard, it'll be fun or it'll suck. All these outcomes are in the future. What you think is going to happen loops back to the present, and you start expanding that current thought loop and now it's creating that future, creating a self-fulfilling prophecy. Because, *drumroll*, there is no future, it's just another part of your mind, thinking that it's a future, which is really in the NOW, influencing the behavioral now that we have. We have absolutely no idea what's going to happen in the future, becuse we have so little control of it, but the mind has to keep us safe, so it conjures up everything. These future thoughts determine the behavior of today which creates the future, and it loops around. The role of the past is to support of what we're capable of due to evidence in the past. So now that we have this out of the way, we must look into the language of the future. All needs and wants are in the future, and they are all loaded with pre-suppositions, you can't say something, without pre-supposing it. You say "John is going to come over", you pre-supposed a whole lot of stuff, that John has the ability to come over. Language can't exist without presuppostiions. And as such, lets look at the language of the future, where you yourself want to or need to make a million dollars. "I need to make a million dollars" or "I want to make a million dollars" The need or want is in the future, if you didn't want it or need it, you'd have it in the present, so it's in the future. Let's look at what this future-based language does to the now, which affects our behavior, once again, creating the present. You can say something, and it can mean something. "I need a million dollars", the conscious mind will think this means you just need it to buy a bunch of stuff, which is what we are aware of, but what we are not aware of is how meaning in time works. That's why the most important of all is the meaning in time. What does it mean NOW, what does it mean in the PAST? As you say, “I need to make a million dollars” or “I want to make a million dollars”. Note: If you made a million already, it's slightly different, but if you never did, it's very limiting. If you say “I need to make a million dollars”, what you are really saying is that you don’t have a million dollars, and when you say that you don’t have a million dollars, what you are really saying is you don’t have the skills to make a million dollars OR your skills are not good enough to make a million dollars OR that you are not worthy of making a million dollars, and if you don’t have the skills, are good enough or worthy to make a million dollars, then who are you? Then it says, you are someone who can’t do it, because (insert of who you were in the past). See how that works? The future creates the present, and it's supported by the past. Two create one. The mother is the past, the father is the future, and you are the present. The solution to this is quite simple, and yes, you will sound crazy to yourself for the first few weeks as you try it. Just speak everything in the present tense. Instead of saying "I need to make a million dollars", say "I make a million dollars a year, and I'm actively doing it now". Ohh man, your mind will fight you on this one, because you've been programming it wrong for so long. Or if you speak of the future, make sure you speak it in such a way that creates the correct present for you. And I want you to think about this... ...Isn't it true that before we can travel on the road to a destination, the road has to be created in the first place? The future thoughts are the road being created in real time, so you can travel to it. If you guys dig this sort of stuff, let me know and I'll gladly share it... ...I've mastered marketing years ago, and this sort of stuff is where I dwell most of my time. Let me know in the comments if you'd like to see more of this type of stuff. - Alen

Here's why smart copywriters use mental binds in their copy. So when you came up as a copywriter, you most likely followed the same path as everyone else. You first discover it and go, holy shit, this is the greatest thing ever! I can write a bunch of words, and then strangers somewhere else read my words, and then they pull out their credit card and give me money. Magick is real. And then, as you went on you got deeper and deeper into the craft. First, the headlines, then the openings, then the story arcs, then the big ideas, then the concepts, then the mechanisms, then the close, and then the guarantee. And then you got to the end of the road and stayed there for a while, then something happens where you can start to break the rules and re-create them, so you can put a mini close into the opening to get them to read further, you can invert the mechanism, you learn to write blind copy, so on and so forth... ...And then you reach a level where you know there's more, but not sure what, and that's the level most never cross, because you don't know what you don't know. So here's something you'll find on that level. You'll find mental binds. Mental binds are phrases that lock the mind into a thought, feeling, and then action, because if they don't, they have to admit they are not an ideal version of themselves; it forces a position of admission that doesn't make them feel very good. It's the final checkmate of copy. Here's one I used recently: "Here's why smart people choose to ________ intead of ________". Then you lay out all the reasons why "smart" people do that, which implies if they do not, they're not very smart. It's the oh shit moment in the subconscious because of course, they're smart. Very casual, very under the radar, VERY powerful. Another one I used on parenting offer about a year ago was a mental bind stack, which went something along the lines of: ------- "You wouldn't have made it this far if you didn't care about your kids... ...And we both know you want the absolute best for them... ...And we both know that if you knew how to _________ that you wouldn't be here, and that's why this is the turning point in your journey as a parent where you truly determien if you're going to continue being a great parent or just an average parent... ...A parent who's children _________ or a parent who's children _________... ...A parent who's children _________ or a parent who's children _________... A parent who's children _________ or a parent who's children _________. We both know the answer to that, afterall, you are a great parent and that's why smart parents always _________ instead of _________, because _________... ------- You see how that works? It pulls you in, locks you in, and makes you realize that if you don't do that, you're not who you thought you were... ...It plays on the identity level, which is the level of the psyche that rules the rest. And now, you knowing how these mental binds work in copy, you too can use it to rule the rest of the offerers in your market. Because remember, only a few who mastered copywriting know they even exist. Have a great Wednesday, Alen

The Guide To Beating Controls I shared this in the Nothing Held Back Facebook group back in December 22nd, 2022, and now I'm sharing it here. The control — every copywriter's coveted prize that gives them instant status and massive bragging rights in the game… …and the

A.I. is going to completely demolish influencers online, I'm seeing it get more and more attention, and influencers less and less attention. End of an era.

Every copywriter should have a stack of lines they use in their copy... ...Lines that just make the prospect go, damn...that makes sense. ...Lines that make them go, didn't think of that. ...Lines that get them to see the world differently, through your lens... ...Where what was once impossible is now possible, but not only possible, but attainable, and makes them feel that they can do it too. Lines that cause massive change within them that empower, awaken them, and give them permission to move forward. I call these "casual copy lines" and I've shared a few here before, and here's another one I love to use... "Why couldn't you?" And what I love to do is take this line and preface it with logic that's impossible to argue with. So it goes something like this: "If others are making millions with ___________, why couldn't you do it too? If you had the same resources, knowledge and know-how?... ...Why couldn't you build a business? ...Why couldn't you make millions? ...Why couldn't you do it too? If you had everything that allowed them to do it, what would stop you from doing it too?" These lines and copy structure completely remove doubt, limitations, and excuses; it can't be argued with, because it's true. Using this structure, we can easily use it in other markets, here are a few examples of how it turns out: ⸻ 💪 Weight Loss / Fitness “If thousands of people with slower metabolisms, busier schedules, and less discipline have lost 50 pounds… why couldn’t you?” “If your body has burned fat before — which means it knows how — why couldn’t it do it again?” “If one small change in eating patterns has transformed other people’s energy, confidence, and health… why couldn’t it do the same for you?” “If others with the same cravings, same stress, same life responsibilities found a way — why couldn’t you?” ⸻ 💼 Business / Entrepreneurship “If others started with nothing but a laptop and Wi-Fi and built million-dollar brands… why couldn’t you?” “If someone with less time, less skill, and fewer connections launched an offer that changed their life… why couldn’t you?” “If it’s been proven that the right message can change your income overnight — why couldn’t your message be next?” “If other people use ads, funnels, and offers to escape the 9-5… why couldn’t you?” ⸻ ❤️ Relationships / Self-Worth “If you’ve given love before, you can give it again — so why couldn’t you receive it this time?” “If others healed from heartbreaks that felt impossible, why couldn’t you?” “If you’ve already survived what once broke you, why couldn’t you thrive now?” “If people can grow closer after being honest, not before it — why couldn’t you?” ⸻ 🧠 Mindset / Personal Growth “If someone else turned their lowest point into the thing that set them free… why couldn’t you?” “If your brain created your limits — and you control your brain — why couldn’t you create new ones?” “If everything you’ve ever overcome was proof of your resilience, why couldn’t this be too?” “If belief is learned — and you’ve learned everything else in your life — why couldn’t you learn this one?” ⸻ 💸 Money / Finance “If millions of people have rebuilt their credit, paid off debt, and started fresh… why couldn’t you?” “If someone earning half your income became financially free, why couldn’t you?” “If the system works for those who understand it, why couldn’t you learn it and make it work for you?” “If your past spending habits got you here, new ones can get you out — so why couldn’t they?” And if you want to create your own, it basically uses logic + a pivot, here's how that looks: ⸻ Here’s how I create lines that shift beliefs instantly — the kind that make people stop, think, and say “Damn… that’s true.” Step 1: Truth Premise Start with a statement that’s impossible to argue with. Something grounded in logic or evidence that no one can deny. Example: “If others have done it…” or “If your body adapts to what you feed it…” Step 2: Relatability Anchor Make it personal to the reader’s world. Show them people just like them have done it — not superheroes, not exceptions. Example: “If they started with less time, less money, or less skill…” Step 3: Possibility Pivot Now drop the line that shifts their belief. This is where you transfer power back to them. Example: “Why couldn’t you?” or “So why not you?” Step 4: Emotional Proof Add a dose of empathy and reality — show them they’ve done hard things before. Example: “You’ve already overcome worse.” This makes the logic feel true, not just sound true. Step 5: Certainty Close End by turning possibility into inevitability. Example: “Because the only thing stopping you… is the belief that you can’t.” And just like that, you can load up any copy, be it an ad, VSL, TSL, webinar, challenge or an email to make them punch that much harder. Have a great Tuesday, Alen

When we came to America in '94, we were piss poor, and had to get most of our furniture from the trash just to have something to sit on. My mom worked a night shift as a janitor at a hotel, making $20,000 a year. 12 months of her life, one night at a time, traded for $20,000. The #1 reason you should get rich is so you can drop $20k into your mom's bank account without thinking twice about it. Getting rich isn't about Lambos, Rolexes, or any of that dumb shit to impress people you don't really know and don't like; it's about taking care of those who matter. Focus on that, and fuck flexing to strangers who could give two fucks about you.

You can be a copywriter… An email marketer… A media buyer… A creative strategist… A funnel builder… A CRO specialist… A designer… A video editor… An appointment setter… A high-ticket closer… An affiliate marketer… You can even own an entire agency... You can be all those things and more, but at the end of the day, you're working for offer owners. Selling your skills gets you a nice monthly allowance. Owning the offer is where the real money is. So the only thing worth being is an offer owner, because that's who gets paid 1st and then decides how much everyone else gets paid. Alen