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Habits suck at first. Getting started is the hardest part. But once you’re in the habit, everything gets easier. I used to waste hours trying to motivate myself to start. Now? I just do it. Habits feel like a cheat code once they’re locked in.

I'm going to pivot. You see...I'm the type of person that loves learning about everything. When it came to business: I got addicted to learning every single thing. Branding. Marketing. Sales. The problem?I put myself in a bubble with my content. I didn't post what I was actually learning. But that changes now. Everything that I'll be learning... ...is what I'll be posting about. Let's expand our bubbles. Don't keep yourself stuck.

I've talked about setting goals... Well here's my goal for the next 7 days: • Work on and release my giveaway on Documenting • Post 3x/day • Reply 100x/day (or more) Unrealistic? We will see. I'll keep you updated.

I'm relatively new to X What advice would you usually give to a beginner?

Ever notice others growing faster than you? You don't need a guru to figure out what to do better Here's what I would do... 1. Analyze their page 2. Read through their posts 3. Compare what they're doing vs what you're doing Start doing what they do But keep it you

Want to get better at business? Read books on business. But what if you don't have time? Watch podcasts instead. What if you can't watch them? Read summaries instead. If you want something badly enough, you will find a way to get it.

Dont run from your problems... Face them head on. The more you try to escape quicksand, the more you sink.

My best tip to grow as a beginner? Build in Public. Share all your wins, your failures, & your lessons. Use your progress to your advantage. Then document.

Everyone wants to succeed in business. Yet few are willing to work on relationships. Relationships are extremely important for your business. Without them, you can't grow, You can't advance, You can't win. Don't try to do everything by yourself. Accept that relationships are necessary in business.

I’ve noticed my post quality has dropped. What happened? I started prioritizing replies and impressions over writing good posts. Basically quantity over quality. But that’s not how I want to build my brand. I’m switching back. Quality first; Always.

Can't think of what to write? Turn off your phone & do something else. Ideas will start to flow naturally. When in doubt - go offline.

Start setting goals. My goal this summer? Reach 1000 followers. It's a big challenge but I want to push myself. You can do whatever you set your mind to do.

New week. New opportunities. No excuses... just action. Empires don’t build themselves. Let’s get it.

Best work advice I ever got? 1 hr intense work 15 min walk I tried it. It was the most productive work session I ever had.

I want to try the best websites for note taking. My goal? To find the best one for Documentation. What's your no.1 pick?

Wanna look like a fool? Talk more Want to look wise? Listen more

Habits suck at first. Getting started is the hardest part. But once you’re in the habit, everything gets easier. I used to waste hours trying to motivate myself to start. Now? I just do it. Habits feel like a cheat code once they’re locked in.

I've talked about setting goals... Well here's my goal for the next 7 days: • Work on and release my giveaway on Documenting • Post 3x/day • Reply 100x/day (or more) Unrealistic? We will see. I'll keep you updated.

I’ve noticed my post quality has dropped. What happened? I started prioritizing replies and impressions over writing good posts. Basically quantity over quality. But that’s not how I want to build my brand. I’m switching back. Quality first; Always.

Everyone wants to succeed in business. Yet few are willing to work on relationships. Relationships are extremely important for your business. Without them, you can't grow, You can't advance, You can't win. Don't try to do everything by yourself. Accept that relationships are necessary in business.

I'm relatively new to X What advice would you usually give to a beginner?

Can't think of what to write? Turn off your phone & do something else. Ideas will start to flow naturally. When in doubt - go offline.

New week. New opportunities. No excuses... just action. Empires don’t build themselves. Let’s get it.

Ever notice others growing faster than you? You don't need a guru to figure out what to do better Here's what I would do... 1. Analyze their page 2. Read through their posts 3. Compare what they're doing vs what you're doing Start doing what they do But keep it you

Want to get better at business? Read books on business. But what if you don't have time? Watch podcasts instead. What if you can't watch them? Read summaries instead. If you want something badly enough, you will find a way to get it.

Dont run from your problems... Face them head on. The more you try to escape quicksand, the more you sink.

My best tip to grow as a beginner? Build in Public. Share all your wins, your failures, & your lessons. Use your progress to your advantage. Then document.

Multitasking is RUINING your productivity. Why? Because: • It overloads the brain's computing system • It leads to shallow information processing • It reduces cognitive control and awareness These are just a few of the issues the derive from multitasking. So... Stop. Do just 1 thing at a time and watch your productivity skyrocket.

Start setting goals. My goal this summer? Reach 1000 followers. It's a big challenge but I want to push myself. You can do whatever you set your mind to do.

Can't focus? Can't think? Can't write? Get off your phone. Then take a break. Sometimes - doing nothing is the solution.

Took a break from X yesterday. Not because I’m lazy ... but because I was overloaded. When your brain’s jammed, performance drops. A short reset can be the best move. Rest isn’t weakness. It’s part of the process.

What is your goal on X? Are you here to consume or create? You have the opportunity to choose what you do with your life. Take advantage of it while you can.