Attach an image of your book to prove your actually reading it ( self-help not shelf help )

I used to BARELY work 4 hours a day and get poor output. Here’s how I tweaked my mindset, goals, and diet to effortlessly and enjoyably work 10-12 hours, making crazy progress each day. I know Andrew talks about Dopamine detox and it is HUGE. Special thanks to him for creating this community, have learned from the synthesizers I have met and already have made great relationships. Awesome to be here! Working less can be great! It’s most entrepreneurs' goal to have time freedom, to spend time on their hobbies, bond with family, or focus on passions. HOWEVER, if it’s just you working alone or you are just starting your business… it can be destructive. -It kills positive momentum, drastically slowing down growth potential -It usually leaves you with excess energy, which causes stress and anxiety -You aren’t able to put the time in that you need to actually create growth, most likely you are maintaining if not declining -Where you spend your time afterwards can be distracting from your biggest goals -It becomes a dreaded portion of your day -I was going for recurring revenue, but didn’t want recurring work, since I was new, clients weren’t happy The truth is, in most cases it’s often a delusion that new entrepreneurs can quit a full time job and expect to work half the hours and get 10x pay. Eventually, yes, but starting out, you actually have to build something. If it was easy... everyone would be millionaires. As embarrassing as it is, I let myself fall into this mindset for the first 9 months of my business. I spent excess time playing video games, watching YouTube, going out to eat junk food, and while I might have “felt” great in those moments, my constant reality was suppressed depression. I wasn’t building something I was proud of, I was doing just enough to survive and bring in barely the amount of income I needed and maybe a couple hundred more. I had to look at the past 6 months, the past year, and look at the fact that I was wasting my life. I have goals, I want financial freedom, I want to spend time with my family. I was never gonna get there by just coasting. Something had to change.

Cold Outreach alone got me my first $10K Month within my first year of business. Here is the system that got me there (and how you can build it for your service based business) I personally love cold outreach because it’s a really fast way to get results. You send someone an email/Linkedin message, they respond, and you get them on a sales call. Simple. For that reason, as much as I love content & communities, I’ll always have a big part of my growth strategy based on cold outreach. In fact, when someone is just starting their biz, cold outreach is the best tactic because it’s free, fast, and simple to execute. However, from speaking with a ton of founders in this community, the general understanding is that most will “do it when I have time”, meaning it’s a bit inconsistent when it comes to actually landing clients. For that reason, I wanted to quickly share how you can build a system to predictably gain a certain number of customers every month using cold outreach. Before we begin, just a few housekeeping items to take care of. First off thanks to Andrew for creating this awesome community. I think I can speak for everyone here when I say he's done an awesome job of bringing synthesizers together to learn and share advice to each other. Reshaping the way I look at the world every day. By the way, this will be long. I’m going super in depth, so if you don’t like to read details or specifics, best that you skip this. BUT, for those of y’all who take the time, I’m pretty much revealing all my secrets that took me from 0 to my first $10K month using cold outreach alone. First off, before we even send a single message, it’s important to understand your high-level goals, and what your daily activity will need to be Selling with cold outreach is a numbers/volume game, meaning if you understand your input, conversion rates, and output, then you know exactly how much time and energy you need to put in to gain 1 client. Let’s reverse engineer your goal to figure out exactly what you need to do to make it happen, pull out a pen and paper, we’ll make it easy.

Hello, my name is Adam and I am 13 years old I've been trying to make money for some time now I tried yt shorts and a bit of dropshipping but I stopped when I found out that it's a kind of dead business, now I'm trying copywriting in upwork but so far it's not working either That's why I'm asking you whether I should continue with something or should I start something else or stop altogether.(im too young to make a skool group because people don't think that they can get value from 13yr)

Hi Synthesizers, I've been posting quite regularly on Youtube for almost 3.5 years, and I'm still very stuck. I talk about my expertise about sports injuries and produce some Guides and blueprints to solve the problems on your own. My approach to the topic is quite controversial, since I only use physical exercise whereas others do many things, some of which doesn't work And as a practitioner, I have very good results Yet After 200+ long-form videos and 300+ short form videos I'm growing very slowly. I'm at 1420 subs and the monetization is still a long way out. My goal is to build authority and have leads and clients coming in organically. That goal, in a very limited way, is reached. Yet since I put a lot of effort on this area, I'm thinking that there is something wrong with what i'm doing that is holding the results back What do you think about that? Do you have any suggestion? P.S. please note that I speak italian to italians P.P.S for the curious ones, here's the link to the channel https://www.youtube.com/@GabrieleAntognelli