Today, December 25th, I want to wish you a very Merry Christmas and great success in your businesses and ventures. Entrepreneurship is not a linear path. There are moments of confidence, doubt, and frustration—and all of them are part of the journey. That’s why I’m sharing this Dunning–Kruger Effect graphic, which reminds us of something essential: 👉 Consistency is what leads to success, not how you feel today. There will be days at the peak and others in the “valley of despair.” What matters is continuing to move forward, learn, and build—even when motivation fades. May these days be a time to rest, gain perspective, and return with clarity. Real progress is built step by step. Merry Christmas and blessings 🎄

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I was reading an article by Naval Ravikant, and it got me thinking that AI might be involved in all four types of leverage. If you think about it, this is a massive paradigm shift. 🤯 Naval talks about leverage as the key to creating wealth: achieving more with less. And AI is amplifying all four pillars like never before: 1️⃣ Financial — You don’t need millions. AI optimises resources, reduces errors, and improves every investment decision. 2️⃣ Human — Smaller teams, bigger results. AI automates the operational work and frees up creativity. 3️⃣ Code — Code is infinite leverage, and AI accelerates it: it codes, tests, and launches with you. 4️⃣ Media — You publish one idea, and AI multiplies it. More reach, more impact, more speed. 👉 AI didn’t change the rules of the game. It changed the entire board. 🎯

In marketing and business growth, success doesn’t come from selling the most, but from understanding your numbers. And the most important one of all is: LTV ÷ CAC = Efficiency and Scalability 🔹 LTV (Lifetime Value): the total net profit a customer generates throughout their relationship with you. 🔹 CAC (Customer Acquisition Cost): the total cost of acquiring that customer (ads, team, tools, etc.). How to interpret the ratio: - If LTV / CAC > 3 → your business is healthy and scalable ✅ - If LTV / CAC < 3 → you’re at high risk and low efficiency ❌ Imagine you sell websites. Each client pays you $1,500, but between design and tools you spend $500. The real profit per client (LTV) would be $1,000. As for CAC, you invest $300 in advertising and management to acquire a new customer. Therefore, we get the following ratio: LTV ÷ CAC = 1,000 ÷ 300 = 3.33. For every dollar you invest, you earn $3.33. This means your business is profitable and scalable. How can we improve the ratio? - Increase your LTV: create upsells, subscriptions, maintenance plans, or premium services. - Reduce your CAC: improve your ads, funnels, and conversion rates. The LTV/CAC ratio is not just another metric — it’s the compass of growth 🚀

Recently, n8n launched Data Tables, a feature that lets you store and manage data directly within the platform — no need to connect to Google Sheets, Airtable, or any other external systems. And here’s the best part: 👉 It’s about 100 times faster! ⚡⚡⚡⚡ Perfect for workflows where speed and PERFORMANCE truly matter. Plus, it integrates seamlessly with AI Agents, meaning your workflows can read, write, and analyze data without ever leaving n8n. Less friction. More speed. And one step closer to AI-powered marketing that makes decisions on its own. 🚀