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I just quit my job and bought a ticket to Thailand. In the last 30 days I’ve made over $25,000. Here’s how I escaped my 9-5 in under 5 months on Twitter: "Have you heard of @WrongsToWrite?" It's January 2023. My good friend and workmate Dylan Ladd (@LaddLaddLadd) is trying to convince me to start a Twitter writing account. Apparently it's easier if you do it together. I give in, and say yes. I start an account called Brandston Pickle and set my profile picture to this (with a plan to talk about branding): And Dylan builds this kick-ass profile to talk about marketing: We would have been stuck like this for a while. But luckily... We heard about Dakota’s Growth Ghosts cohort. Dylan got a slot. But I couldn’t. So we decided to split the payment, share the knowledge and start a ghostwriting agency together. The cohort began at the end of January. But I didn't have access to the cohort community and Dakota. So I decided I would work extra hard to make up for it. From February 4th I was... Tweeting 5 times a day. Posting 2-3 threads and 1 giveaway every week. Reading all the books Dakota recommended: Influence. Awareness. Storyworthy. Writing Tools. Cashvertising. Expert Secrets. Absorbing literally every word of Dakota’s without anyone knowing I was there. I was the ghost of ghostwriter. In the first month I only got 155 followers. Not bad… But I didn’t truly believe I could grow to 1000+ followers. However in the second month… Both me and Dylan popped to 2000+ followers. And a random fellow Welshman called @glennwrites1 sent me this DM: It was a crazy March. It's when I realised… “Oh f*ck. We can actually do this.” But... We struggled initially to get our first ghostwriting client. So in the meantime, I got coaching from @Alexmathers84 and writing reviews from @TaylinSimmonds. Built my personal brand coaching offer. Did some free calls. And landed my first coaching client in April for $699. Then things snowballed. I was hosting 2-3 spaces every single week. Interviewed some of the biggest creators on Twitter. Became close friends with the Glenn. Landed our first ghostwriting client for $2500/month in May. And with Dylan and Glenn, we decided to build Growth Army. A few weeks later... @modern_mindset joined the squad. With this group, we took things to the next level. Iterating like f*ck. Strategising. And having fk loads of fun. If you’re trying to do this alone… You’ll get there. It’s just slower and less fun. By the time the Growth Army launch came around in June… I was ghostwriting, coaching and affiliate marketing. But I was scared about the launch. We'd never written a sales page. Had no email marketing plan. Never run a cohort. What if we only sold 5 slots?? But we stuck with it. Guided by @copyjitsu, @thesamocean and @thevirgilbrew we grinded like mad men. We finished the sales page on the morning of launch day. And the cohort generated $80k in gross revenue. By this point... I knew it was time to quit my job. I had just booked a flight to Thailand to visit a friend in August. So I decided this was the perfect opportunity to start my life as a digital nomad. I told my boss. And walked out the office for the last time a few days ago. It feels crazy to say it’s only been 5 months. But you can get a surprising amount of shit done when you focus those late nights, early mornings, and weekends on… Growing an audience. Gaining valuable skills. And solving people’s problems. People overestimate what they can do in a day. And underestimate what they can do in a year. I haven't even been doing this for half a year. I'm just a lil degenerate that dropped outta uni for crypto. So there's no reason you can't escape your 9-5 too. Because where there’s a will, there’s a way. So don’t you dare bloody give up.

I just quit my job and bought a ticket to Thailand. In the last 30 days I’ve made over $25,000. Here’s how I escaped my 9-5 in under 5 months on Twitter: "Have you heard of @WrongsToWrite?" It's January 2023. My good friend and workmate Dylan Ladd (@LaddLaddLadd) is trying to convince me to start a Twitter writing account. Apparently it's easier if you do it together. I give in, and say yes. I start an account called Brandston Pickle and set my profile picture to this (with a plan to talk about branding): And Dylan builds this kick-ass profile to talk about marketing: We would have been stuck like this for a while. But luckily... We heard about Dakota’s Growth Ghosts cohort. Dylan got a slot. But I couldn’t. So we decided to split the payment, share the knowledge and start a ghostwriting agency together. The cohort began at the end of January. But I didn't have access to the cohort community and Dakota. So I decided I would work extra hard to make up for it. From February 4th I was... Tweeting 5 times a day. Posting 2-3 threads and 1 giveaway every week. Reading all the books Dakota recommended: Influence. Awareness. Storyworthy. Writing Tools. Cashvertising. Expert Secrets. Absorbing literally every word of Dakota’s without anyone knowing I was there. I was the ghost of ghostwriter. In the first month I only got 155 followers. Not bad… But I didn’t truly believe I could grow to 1000+ followers. However in the second month… Both me and Dylan popped to 2000+ followers. And a random fellow Welshman called @glennwrites1 sent me this DM: It was a crazy March. It's when I realised… “Oh f*ck. We can actually do this.” But... We struggled initially to get our first ghostwriting client. So in the meantime, I got coaching from @Alexmathers84 and writing reviews from @TaylinSimmonds. Built my personal brand coaching offer. Did some free calls. And landed my first coaching client in April for $699. Then things snowballed. I was hosting 2-3 spaces every single week. Interviewed some of the biggest creators on Twitter. Became close friends with the Glenn. Landed our first ghostwriting client for $2500/month in May. And with Dylan and Glenn, we decided to build Growth Army. A few weeks later... @modern_mindset joined the squad. With this group, we took things to the next level. Iterating like f*ck. Strategising. And having fk loads of fun. If you’re trying to do this alone… You’ll get there. It’s just slower and less fun. By the time the Growth Army launch came around in June… I was ghostwriting, coaching and affiliate marketing. But I was scared about the launch. We'd never written a sales page. Had no email marketing plan. Never run a cohort. What if we only sold 5 slots?? But we stuck with it. Guided by @copyjitsu, @thesamocean and @thevirgilbrew we grinded like mad men. We finished the sales page on the morning of launch day. And the cohort generated $80k in gross revenue. By this point... I knew it was time to quit my job. I had just booked a flight to Thailand to visit a friend in August. So I decided this was the perfect opportunity to start my life as a digital nomad. I told my boss. And walked out the office for the last time a few days ago. It feels crazy to say it’s only been 5 months. But you can get a surprising amount of shit done when you focus those late nights, early mornings, and weekends on… Growing an audience. Gaining valuable skills. And solving people’s problems. People overestimate what they can do in a day. And underestimate what they can do in a year. I haven't even been doing this for half a year. I'm just a lil degenerate that dropped outta uni for crypto. So there's no reason you can't escape your 9-5 too. Because where there’s a will, there’s a way. So don’t you dare bloody give up.