👉 Question: From @474abood “Can we ask ChatGPT to come up with the angles or is it not effective or wrong?” 👉 Answer: Do it, bro. Using AI to come up with angles is a good idea. I recommend practicing as much as possible to build your own first, because they’re more unique… … but AI can come out with some cool stuff from time to time. Just don't rely on AI too heavily, you want to make sure you're working on expanding your skillset.

👉 Question: From @rogeliopedro_10535 “If you were gonna relearn copywriting, how would you do it and what are the fundamentals you are gonna focus on or learn? 👉 Answer: Yo, check out this video where I break down in detail what I’d do if I started from scratch 👊 https://youtu.be/bRe4kx0DN4Y?si=Z8Ztj_QO4hI2NIJk

👉 Question: From @ebiwrites4u “Hey Tyson, I wanted to quit. I want to quit. How do I get that spark that I got in the beginning?” 👉 Answer: That spark you had was starting something new, and thinking that it would be easy. Now the spark has gone, the hard part begins. Building the discipline to do what needs to be done, regardless of how you feel. Want to know my secret? I ask myself… “Do I want to be like 99% of people?” The answer is no, so I do everything that 99% of people don’t do. If I don’t push myself, then I’ll go back to a life I hated. Ask yourself this: What thought hurts you more? Living a life with no freedom of your time, working a 9–5 that makes someone else richer, while struggling to make ends meet… OR… Trying hard for a couple of years to live the life you want later on? Both are hard for different reasons, so pick your hard, bro. If you want the best life possible, you gotta put in the work that 99% of people won’t do. Keep pushing, G.

👉 Question: From @pigi_0196 “I've been prospecting and outreaching clients in the agency niche for a few days. Most of them don't appear legitimate, and they seem to be struggling to land clients themselves. Most of them don't have any testimonials, and some don't even have a website. As of now, I'm using IG for prospecting. Should I use different sources like LinkedIn or FB? Or should I not judge the prospects so harshly? 👉 Answer: I’d say first of all, don’t limit yourself to looking in only 1 niche. If you’re searching for prospects and everything looks dead… not many clients, no testimonials, no proven offer… Then I’d start looking in other areas and check back later. I’d recommend checking out Biz Op, high-ticket coaching, B2B, finance, trading, real estate, and fitness, just to name a few. These business owners are great to target. If you want to get into an agency, find agencies on Google or look on job boards and apply. Just keep as many doors open as possible so that you aren’t limiting yourself. Be patient, bro and you’ll close someone soon enough.

👉 Question: From @eshanch “I am binge-watching courses, but I couldn't write one email on my own, so I started to review an email in the community. Tyson, sir, please tell me what I can do to get confident enough to write an email on my own.” 👉 Answer: Binge watching is your problem, bro. You’re masking procrastination as productivity because you feel like you’re taking action. But the truth is… You’re delaying taking the action that will make you get better. The only way to get confident at writing emails is to write lots of them, get them reviewed by someone better than you, and then implement the feedback. That’s it. You’re going to suck in the beginning, but it’s only temporary. Write your copy, post for review in the 4D community, and submit pieces to the weekly free calls held by a 4D coach on Wednesdays and Saturdays. That’s the answer, bro. Take relentless action on the things that will help get you closer to your goal.