In 2 hours we are hosting a certified hypnotherapist for an exclusive masterclass... Like and comment "IN" on this post and I will send you a free link to the call and recording! <-------------------------------> Most people on 𝕏 struggle with these thoughts: “I feel like I will never succeed” “I don’t know if I am on the right track” “I am constantly stressed & anxious” They struggle to overcome their mindset and imposter syndrome. Because of that they never break free from beginners hell. Mindset is the secret key to unlocking stupid growth with your finances and brand. THAT is what we will be covering in this masterclass... <-------------------------------> Here's a snippet of WHAT will be covered: In today's workshop, we'll dive into the transformative process of reshaping your mindset for unmatched success, guided by the insights and strategies of Kyra, a certified hypnotherapist. Kyra's unique approach, the Mindset Currency™ framework, is grounded in the principles of neuroscience and has been instrumental in generating multi-millions in new revenue and enhancing entrepreneurial fulfillment. She specializes in assisting entrepreneurs and founders in breaking through their upper-limit plateaus effortlessly. By focusing on the most crucial aspects observed among her high-performing and millionaire clients, Kyra aims to help you unlock your true potential for extraordinary success. Follow Kyra on 𝕏 here! <-------->

Perfectionism is public enemy #1 for writers… I used to hate posting because I wanted my writing to be perfect. Now I realise why. It came from a fear of being seen as inferior. For months, I wouldn't dare post on social media, for fear of being ridiculed or rejected- what if people I know found the content? I didn't want to be judged or receive criticism since it would feel bad. The root of perfectionism is insecurity- secure people don't care about being perfect. They're just happy being who they are, and doing what they can. It's enough to just put in 100% effort, without needing to "win" or be seen as perfect by others. Perfectionism blocks your creative juices and paralyses you into a perpetual state of "almost finished." It'll cause inaction and writer's block made of titanium that you just can't seem to make a dent in. Nonexistent content can't perform well- if you don't produce content, you won't get anywhere. "Perfection is the lowest standard you can set for yourself." - Tony Robbins Perfectionism comes from these three things: --- 1. Comparisonitis I used to compare myself to everyone else further ahead of me. It was soul-crushing. Why was I so unhappy? Because of envy. Envy is the root of all suffering. Nothing is perfect when compared to something else- the only real kind of perfection exists in just being, without needing to compare yourself. Everything is unique, and perfect in its own imperfect way. Comparing yourself to others creates misery, and disempowers you. It isn't fair to compare yourself to others- they're in a different position, body and stage of life to you. "Don't compare yourself with other people; compare yourself with who you were yesterday." - Jordan Peterson That's not all: --- 2. Fear of Judgement/Failure Perfectionism is rooted in fear. Fear isn't a sign you're in the wrong place, it's actually a sign you're on the right path to growth. Fear was designed to keep us alive, but now it's there to keep us stuck in mediocrity.

If you're building a business right now, or thinking of starting one, you need to see this video. It's going to show you exactly how I came so far in the last 3 months. Success is just a series of inputs that give you the desired outputs. Most people overcomplicate everything, but the real indicator of intelligence is being able to simplify. Break it down to the fundamentals and learn them. Practice daily and move that fucking needle! Success won't happen by itself, quit waiting for things to get better and take action

Hey everyone, Hope you guys had a great productive week full of positive growth, purpose, and profits! If you don't know him, Andrew Kirby is a legend in Skool. - Host of the Skool games - 600,000 YouTube subscribers - $100,000/month in multiple businesses Yesterday he joined the ranks of X Order's private high-level community. As a celebration, we are going to leave the doors open to the Private Community (paid) for a short period to give you guys the chance to join too! If interested... Go check it out here: Join the exclusive network for creators looking to build purpose-based and profit-generating brands on X.

Don’t be afraid to piss people off. The biggest losers on the planet are the ones that try to fit in. Here’s how to build your brand so good, that it gets your reader thinking about you all day (in a non sexual way): //1// Perfectionism is underrated ━━━━━━━━⁌•⁍━━━━━━━━ "Perfectionism" This word has such a bad rep. “Focus on volume” “ALWAYS do more, more, more” “Stop spending so much time on one piece” Yes. Get as many reps in as possible. But on a fast-paced platform like X, people are flooded with 100+ ideas a day. If you aren’t memorable, you’ll not be remembered. One AMAZING piece will always stick in the readers mind more than 50 "meh" pieces. So ask yourself: “is this the best quality I can produce with my current skills and knowledge? Or am I half-assing it to produce ‘volume’” Be so good they can't ignore you. ━━━━━━━━⁌•⁍━━━━━━━━ //2// Humanize your brand (and writing) ━━━━━━━━⁌•⁍━━━━━━━━ Ever wondered why some brands stick in your mind like gum on shoe, while others just blend into the background? People follow people. Not only do they follow, but they: • Become fans • Buy every product • Believe in you’re vision But that won’t happen if you sound boring af. When you sit down to write, do these 2 things: 1. Speak out loud as you type 2. Don’t filter your words as they come Keep the conversational tone going all the way down the page. Ask the reader questions, get them thinking, engage them into the conversation. If you only give dry value, why would they read you instead of ChatGPT? ━━━━━━━━⁌•⁍━━━━━━━━ //3// Impact comes first ━━━━━━━━⁌•⁍━━━━━━━━ I’ve researched purpose for 4+ years. The biggest lesson I’ve learned: You understand yourself best when you aim to serve the world. • Have a strong vision • Understand the impact you want to make • Build not only for you, but for the entire world If you don’t, you’ll be washed out like the rest (and never make the impact you dream of making) For example, since the day I decided to focus on impact, I've tripled my income and went full-time on building my passion.