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“What if no one cares what I write?” They won’t, at first. But you’re not writing for them yet. You’re writing to find them.

If you’re thinking, “Will anyone care about what I write?” The answer is: No You’re new, and no one cares. But if you keep showing up and if you keep writing, some might notice you. Only by staying consistent and not skipping reps you start to attract people with similar interests.And once you connect with them, that’s when you start learning how to write for your community. [It’s like a single drop of rain. No one notices. But when the drops keep falling, they become steady rain, impossible to ignore]

Rejection is the birthplace of greatness. Ferrari was rejected by Alfa Romeo. Lamborghini was mocked by Ferrari. Pagani was dismissed by Lamborghini. Hennessey was declined by Pagani. Rejection, mockery, or decline didn’t end them. It forged them. Like coal under pressure, every “no” became a diamond.

Every time you edit while writing, you lose rhythm. Try this: • 20 mins: just write (no editing, no self-critique) • 5 mins: drop in grammar & clarity fixes • Last 5 mins: polish pacing & voice Over time, this 3-phase sprint builds speed and better writing.

Why do most writers quit? Self-doubt “Am I even good enough?” Here are 4 things that help me push through: • Write by hand • Use mornings for clarity • Brain dump first, edit later • Stop over-polishing, just hit post Because 10 bad posts teach you more than 1 you never publish.

You don't beg the sea to stop. You learn to sail. Writing is the same. You don't beg for ideas. You find them by writing.

We talk about discipline, but no one talks about the power of continuance. Michael Jordan missed 12,345 shots. Alex Hormozi failed in his first 9 ventures. But they’re still successful, because they continued to put in the effort for that one shot. But you give up after the first try. Greatness is built by people who keep showing up. Again and again.

Alex Hormozi made $100M in 24 hours. Everyone talks about his business genius. But nobody’s talking about the hidden skill behind it. Writing. Here are 10 writing secrets Hormozi swears by 🧵

You don’t write to be noticed. You write to notice who notices. At first, it’s just a handful of people. They resonate. They reply. They stick around. So you start writing for them. And that creates a connection. Those who notice begin to love what you do. They share it. And suddenly, others notice too.

Here are 6 questions that turn failure into success: What could I do differently next time? What actually happened? Were my goals realistic? Who can I learn from? Why did it happen? What did I learn? When you understand why you failed, you avoid making the same mistake twice.

You spend hours writing a post. Yet 90% of content gets ignored. Microsoft found our attention span online has collapsed to just 8 seconds. Here are 8 techniques used by Netflix & Pixar to make your words impossible to ignore: 🧵

The more you write, The more clearly your mind thinks.

Yet to see a winner who hasn’t walked through solitude.

Life teaches you the best lessons during the worst times. Do you know why? Because in those moments, you're stripped of your: - Ego - Pride - Comfort - Control And that’s the only time you’re truly willing to listen.

Success starts with one brutal truth and one powerful realisation. Truth: "It’s my fault." Realisation: I put myself in this situation. Now it’s time to learn from my mistakes and do whatever it takes to succeed. No blame. No excuses. Just action.

If you’re posting on X, you’re competing with: - 500M posts per day (5,800 every second). So 50 views & 5 likes is massive. Celebrate every win because most posts disappear unseen.

“What if no one cares what I write?” They won’t, at first. But you’re not writing for them yet. You’re writing to find them.

If you’re thinking, “Will anyone care about what I write?” The answer is: No You’re new, and no one cares. But if you keep showing up and if you keep writing, some might notice you. Only by staying consistent and not skipping reps you start to attract people with similar interests.And once you connect with them, that’s when you start learning how to write for your community. [It’s like a single drop of rain. No one notices. But when the drops keep falling, they become steady rain, impossible to ignore]

Rejection is the birthplace of greatness. Ferrari was rejected by Alfa Romeo. Lamborghini was mocked by Ferrari. Pagani was dismissed by Lamborghini. Hennessey was declined by Pagani. Rejection, mockery, or decline didn’t end them. It forged them. Like coal under pressure, every “no” became a diamond.

Why do most writers quit? Self-doubt “Am I even good enough?” Here are 4 things that help me push through: • Write by hand • Use mornings for clarity • Brain dump first, edit later • Stop over-polishing, just hit post Because 10 bad posts teach you more than 1 you never publish.

Every time you edit while writing, you lose rhythm. Try this: • 20 mins: just write (no editing, no self-critique) • 5 mins: drop in grammar & clarity fixes • Last 5 mins: polish pacing & voice Over time, this 3-phase sprint builds speed and better writing.

You don't beg the sea to stop. You learn to sail. Writing is the same. You don't beg for ideas. You find them by writing.

The more you write, The more clearly your mind thinks.

We talk about discipline, but no one talks about the power of continuance. Michael Jordan missed 12,345 shots. Alex Hormozi failed in his first 9 ventures. But they’re still successful, because they continued to put in the effort for that one shot. But you give up after the first try. Greatness is built by people who keep showing up. Again and again.

Here are 6 questions that turn failure into success: What could I do differently next time? What actually happened? Were my goals realistic? Who can I learn from? Why did it happen? What did I learn? When you understand why you failed, you avoid making the same mistake twice.

A reminder for me every day :)

Life teaches you the best lessons during the worst times. Do you know why? Because in those moments, you're stripped of your: - Ego - Pride - Comfort - Control And that’s the only time you’re truly willing to listen.

I can skip one day “Nothing will happen.” That’s what you think. A flight from California to India must follow a precise path. Just a 1° deviation can land you hundreds of miles off course — in the wrong country. Discipline is the same. Every small act keeps you coordinated with where you said you’d go. Skip enough days, and you won’t just be late You’ll end up lost.

Everyone does it. Few admit it. Comparison is a curse that kills happiness. Instead of comparing, improving yourself by just 1% every day is far more beneficial.

How to start writing: 1. Grab pen & paper 2. Write your idea 3. List 3 problems your audience faces 4. Pick the hardest one 5. Use PAS (Problem → Agitate → Solution) 6. Keep it simple (3rd grade level) 7. Check spelling & line breaks 8. Post it and repeat the process Simple doesn’t mean easy. Practice.

Success starts with one brutal truth and one powerful realisation. Truth: "It’s my fault." Realisation: I put myself in this situation. Now it’s time to learn from my mistakes and do whatever it takes to succeed. No blame. No excuses. Just action.

Writing online is like building a wall. One brick doesn’t look like much. Ten bricks still isn’t a wall. But if you lay one brick every day, carefully, eventually you build something solid enough for people to notice.