Moe Choice

Day 1 of 30 I post on LinkedIn every day I run a free webinar every month Combined, that brings in 6 to 10 inbound prospects A year A YEAR The business is at about $50k a month right now I want $100k That's roughly 10 new clients a month Which means about 6 booked calls a week with properly qualified people My outreach works The problem is I'm the one doing all of it Sending the messages Chasing the follow ups Booking the calls I'm at capacity on my own two thumbs And I'm not buying ads or spamming promo posts to fix it So for the next 30 days @boardyai is scouting its network for people who are actually asking for help with LinkedIn, getting better clients or making money on the platform And pointing the right ones my way I'll post how it's going here every day The good bits and the shit bits Peace ✌️ PS - If this works I'll be insufferable. If it doesn't, enjoy 29 more days of me pretending it's fine

People talk about work-life balance like it's a complicated mathematical equation. It's your life. Stop giving work all the good bits.

The beauty of being a solopreneur is that I can work from anywhere. The downside is that I now judge countries by their WiFi and pastry selection.

The human brain will forget an important appointment but remember one rude comment from 2012 in 4K.

The internet has trained us so badly that if a website takes four seconds to load I assume civilisation has collapsed.

Being a solopreneur means I can work from anywhere. Which is great because some places are considerably less depressing than others.

A steak pun is a rare medium well done

Some of you are so obsessed with standing out that you've forgotten to be useful.

A sales call shouldn't feel like someone trying to get you to join a cult with a monthly payment plan.

Don't change your spending habits. Build a business that can afford them.

Being a solopreneur isn't about cutting back on the things you enjoy. It's about building a business that pays for them.

The amount of business advice coming from people who haven't made a sale since Easter is genuinely impressive.

Stop trying to sound expensive. Start being worth the fucking money.

There are plenty of terrifying things in business An empty pipeline Clients disappearing Your sales process leading you round in circles like the fucking hedge maze Posting every week and still having no idea where the next client is coming from And seeing as it’s Halloween week, this feels appropriately horrifying Especially when you realise you’ve been doing the business equivalent of ALL WORK AND NO PLAY for months Working harder Posting more Trying more things But not actually building a repeatable way to get clients That’s what tonight’s masterclass is about How to make client acquisition simpler More predictable And considerably less like slowly losing your mind in the Overlook Hotel Tonight at 7pm Link in bio Capeesh 🤌 PS- Room 237 still has a better conversion rate than some DMs PPS- REDRUM is not a sales framework PPPS- All work and no clients makes Moe a dull boy _______________________________

I've never had a dog ask me to justify my career choices. Humans could learn something.

The problem with beautiful holiday destinations is that they're often full of other tourists.

I don't need to put down roots. I need decent luggage and somewhere that serves a proper steak.

If a restaurant describes its portions as an experience, I'm already worried.