Yo server! Here's a new email I wrote for my prospect. Be brutally honest! https://docs.google.com/document/d/1fryDbFhG8ST7Fwi2UlPxfAovB25Gjh7rXuq9jtgK594/edit?usp=drivesdk

I hate wasting time. Especially with day-to-day tasks that don’t move the needle. As a business owner, the to-do list stacks fast, So I had to find a better way. That’s when I started using what I call the $100M Method. Inspired by the $100M man himself, Alex Hormozi. I spent years studying his journey, Breaking down his strategic moves, And applying the same principles to my own business. Here’s what I found… it all revolves around one key idea: Make. People. Satisfied. Hormozi didn’t get rich by accident… … He had a plan. He used funnels to get clients, Then used those same funnels to make clients rich. He didn’t need luck or to do anything crazy like reinvent the wheel. He just made other people successful and got paid for it. Copywriters like you can do the exact same thing. Once you master your craft, you stop getting paid for hours… (which is capped by how many hours are in a day) … And start getting paid for outcomes. Here’s how I use the $100M Method from day-to-day: 1️⃣ Use proven copy frameworks that consistently convert. 2️⃣ Adapt winning strategies from top offers to the needs of the client. 3️⃣ Focus on performance, not word count. Once you internalize this? You stop chasing clients because high-paying ones want the results you can offer. Alex got rich by making others rich. Do the same and watch what happens. Tyson 4D out 🫡

“On average, 5x as many people read the headline as read the body copy”. (David Oglivy). David Oglivy is one of the most famous and revered copywriters of all time. His ads for Dove, Schweppes and Rolls Royce helped to catapult these brands to meteoric success. Most people rarely read a page in full, word for word. Instead, they scan the page for important key info. In particular, they are looking to see if the page is worth the time it takes to read (or watch/listen) all the way through. This is why headlines and subheadlines are imperative to your copywriting success. The key to successful headlines is to grab the attention of the reader. A headline should… - Address your specific audience (Being vague or general = ineffective) - Highlight the specific benefit or outcome they desire - Highlight the specific pain that your reader most wants to avoid - Create curiosity - Add urgency Heres a master list of headlines for you to swipe and reference in our copy : The Secret Of Making People Like You Are You Ever Tongue-Tied At A Party? How To Win Friends And Influence People How I Improved My Memory In One Evening Discover The Fortune That Lies Hidden In Your Salary The Last 2 Hours Are the Longest ñ And Those Are The 2 Hours You Save Why Some People Almost Always Make Money In The Stock Market Who Else Wants A Screen Star Figure? Why Some Foods Explode In Your Stomach Do You Make These Mistakes In English? Thousands Have This Priceless Gift But never Discover It! How A New Kind Of Clay Improved My Complexion In 30 Minutes Profits That Lie Hidden In Your Farm Is The Life Of A Child Worth $1 To You? Do YOU Have Any Of These Ten Embarrassing Things? They Laughed When I Sat Down At The Piano But When I Started To Play! Master the art of writing headlines and youll have clients foaming at the mouth to work with you! To your success, Khari X (the ¨DISRUPT1VE" marketer)

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I’ve noticed a pattern lately — especially with people just entering the online game. Everyone thinks they’re missing motivation. Or the “right course.” Or more time. But honestly… they’re missing something way simpler: 👉 The skill of knowing what to ignore. Here’s the truth: People don’t fail because they don’t know enough. They fail because they’re consuming TOO MUCH at the same time. When you’re a beginner and you try to follow: - 10 YouTube tutorials - 5 different strategies - 3 mentors with opposite advice - and 100 random opinions online … your brain doesn’t get clarity — it goes into overload. Success isn’t about learning everything. It’s about picking one direction and sticking with it long enough for it to work. If you can master this one skill — filtering noise — everything else becomes 10x easier.