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Guidelines for writing online: • Keep it simple • Use hooks • Be concise • Tell stories • Casual tone • White space
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Poor people are afraid to sell. Rich people know selling is helping.
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The 8 core human drives: • Sex • Food • Status • Family • Security • Survival • Comfort • Approval Your writing should tap into them.
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Losers fail once. Winners fail forward.
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Persuasive writing techniques: • Anchoring • Open loops • Future pacing • Presuppositions • Identity language • Sensory language • Pacing and leading • Embedded commands Don’t just inform, influence.
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Online readers are impatient. Write with that in mind. Or don't bother writing at all.
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Big words don't make you sound smart. They make you sound like you're trying to sound smart. Which makes you look stupid.
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Good content doesn't feel like marketing. It feels like a chat with a knowledgeable friend.
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Boredom isn’t a problem. It’s part of the process.
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Mindsets that make you fail online: • Apathy • Isolation • Defeatism • Victimhood • Perfectionism It all starts with mindset.
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Motivation is a gamble. Habits are a system.
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Things to give up: • Porn • Weed • Alcohol Garbage in, garbage out.
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Losers judge others. Winners encourage others.
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Create a content system: • Themes • Formats • Schedule • Batching • Analytics Streamline everything.
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Losers chase trends. Winners gain mastery.
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How to pick a niche: • Is there demand? • Do you have skill? • Are you interested? • Can you stand out? Choose wisely then stick with it.
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Don’t think about competition. Think about collaboration.
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Design your environment for success: • Earplugs • White noise • Water bottle • Website blockers • Phone in another room Lock in.
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Motivation = occasional wins. Habits = constant wins.
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Everyone wants a magic pill. But it’s often about subtraction, not addition. Get rid of the alcohol, cigarettes, junk food, scrolling, etc. Then you’re left with what’s really good for you.
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Pleasure feels good now. Progress feels good later.
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