As a co-founder of this community, i feel the responsibility to let you in on a big secret: "The number of your followers has nothing to do with how much money or impact you make". With only 1400 followers i have gotten 7 clients and co-founded a +50 members paid community. Instead of over-fixating on vanity metrics and engagement, brands that make actual impact focus on 3 things: 1. Develop your skills The more skilled you become at one particular discipline, the easier it becomes to position yourself as an authority on it and attract clients. The more skills you acquire, the bigger problems you can solve and the more impact you can make. 2. Create your own systems There are literally a gazillion of people who have already achieved part of what you want to achieve. There is absolutely no need for you to re-invent the wheel. Find people that have achieved what you want to achieve and study their: - Content strategies - Promotions - Funnels Take notes of the things that inspire you and replicate them with your own touch. Don't straight up copy them though, because that's unethical and inefficient. 3. Develop your authority brick by brick I was amazed by how easily you can sign someone as a client if you can just prove to them that the transformation you are offering actually works. And how do you do that? 3 ways: - Gather testimonials from people you have helped for free - Create transformation case-studies from people you have helped more extensively - Be a FOUNTAIN of value through DMS and Calls and show genuine care. By focusing your conscious attention on developing your skills, creating your own systems and developing your authority, you enable yourself to reach the next level. You are now ready to zoom in on the type of person that could benefit the most from your skillset, attract them with targeted content and over-deliver on them to repay their trust. Building an audience can take years, and it also depends on many factors that are outside of your control (the algorithm, the current meta etc)

Just watched the first part of @Aidan LaBreche’s appearance on a very interesting Podcast episode. These are some key lessons and reminders: - Nothing really sets any of us apart in the sense of our potential. We’re all made equal in that aspect. - The one thing that sets us everybody apart is their story. What they’ve gone through. Your unique story is what guides that potential, and how you create uniquely - Hard times and suffering are good for you. They should exist. If there are no hard times, no suffering, no uncertainty, you’re probably on the wrong path called the Comfort Zone. - Put yourself in situations where you can get lucky. Do the things that broaden you surface area of luck so there’s more chance that something lucky can happen to you. - How to actually broaden your Surface Area of Luck ? First, be willing to do the things others aren’t willing to do . Second, know how to recognize and seize opportunity. This too, is skill that can be learned. - Action Over Perfection. A lot people make the mistake of trying to build the perfect thing before understanding if that thing is desirable, if they’re solving an actual problem. Here’s the link if you want to watch it for yourself, I’ve only covered a minute fraction of the value delivered: https://youtu.be/a5N4mi_9D0w?si=Z8jfI8EcwmDwyA5y Let’s do the thing, let’s stay consistent both in action and reiteration, and great things await. All the luck and courage to everyone.

Hey, guys. How's your week so far? We're all spread out across different places, so maybe the weekend is just around the corner for some of us. And for some, it's almost here, but not quite yet. Anyway, here in the Philippines, it's already Friday. 🥳 And I just want to share this experience with you. I'm blessed with good things this week. I had a good chat with two people, and it was fun conversing with them. This may sound cliche, but when you talk to other people, JUST BE YOURSELF. It makes all the difference. That's the word. ------ A short and little reminder for all of us. :)

I've been grinding nonstop these past few months. It takes a lot of work and dedication to achieve anything worthwhile. Plus, I had to focus consistently. One thing I learned not to do which I believe is incredibly important is to try and focus on as many things as you can. Undivided attention often leads to huge gaps in knowledge.

Hey, how are you guys?? Who's up for a collaborative journey of sharing insights, discussing complex topics, and exploring ways to monetize our knowledge? I am at the beginning of the journey and looking for friends who speak about complex matters like mind, spirituality, conscious/subconscious, self-development, and trying to add new value to the world. Anyone? 😀