My story in online business: (2,5 years of failures) First business? Translating English websites into German. Realized Google could do it in less than a second (and better). 🤦‍♂️ Moved on. Failed a couple more businesses. So far? $0 made. Realized I needed to learn a skill. Chose webdesign. Made my first money designing websites. Worked 12h per day to get new clients. Existing clients churned. I crashed and burned. Back to square one. Started writing on X as a "self-improvement guru." Quickly grew to 1,000 followers. Fell in love with writing. Realized that a 20-year-old giving life advice was perhaps a little ... hypocritical. 😅 Switched to copywriting. Wrote every day for 1 year. Grew my brand to 2,000 followers. Coached people on growing on X (not my proudest moment). Quit that. Invested $16,000 in copywriting education. Signing actual copywriting clients. Now? I've still got a long way to go. But I've built the business I dreamed of ... found my life's calling ... and served 12 clients. The circumstances have often changed. One thing that hasn't? The unshakable attitude of "fuck it, I'll figure it out." Take that risk. Let the universe do the rest. ✌️

I get consistent email open rates of 50% Want to learn how? I've created a guide teaching you exactly how (so you can make more sales via email): tim-schreiber.com/subject-li…

Might need to adjust some goals here. My goal for squats is now 195kg. I just squatted 145kg x 7. If I stay injury-free, deload every 8 weeks, and stay consistent... this is very realistic. Also making great progress in pullups. Hopefully I'll be at 60kg 1RM by December. Only thing that's behind is dips. Humerus has been injured for 2 months now - but almost healed. Only thing that can stop me is injury.

Email marketers: You just need to sell ONE product. Just one. Do anything in your power to get your customers to experience what it's like buying from you. Then… blow them away. Condition them to associate relief, excitement, even amazement with you. Now? They'll be (almost) addicted to your offers. All that's left to do now? Keep showing up in their inboxes, make offers, and overdeliver. A great email business isn't only built in the emails... It's built in the offers.

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I hate swipe files. I'll tell you why they could be dangerous for you in today's email. (Link in bio)

What's real power? To me, it's holding these 2 beliefs in mind at the same time: 1. I am enough right now 2. But I'm still capable of so much more