Joined September 2015
My little one-person business made $127,305 in January How? Subtraction 👇
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In 2022, I closed $3,437,000 in deals. Most people overcomplicate sales. Here are 9 frameworks (you can steal) to master sales:
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At McKinsey, we charged $400k+ per presentation. Here’s the simple 7-step framework we used (steal it for free)🧵:
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1/ On How Short Life Is A few years ago, I was walking around in a blizzard in SoHo (New York). It was late, midnight, and it was beautiful. Some friends, about 15 blocks away, called: "come over?" It was late, it was cold, was tired, thought "maybe not worth it" but then...
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extremely grateful to add @nft_tor to the cereal series collector family. it makes me so incredibly happy to know that vol 1 and 2 have gone to appreciative homes. the third and final piece will be auctioned off this week. thank you for everyone's support, it means the world ❤️‍🔥
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Today is day 1 to start this:
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I’ve interviewed and managed over 2,000 people. Here are my 55 contrarian observations about humans. A thread... (1/x)
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I didn’t know a thing about ad ops. But I learned Excel. I didn’t know a thing about paid ads. But I scaled FB to $1m a month. I didn’t know a thing about product. But I learned HTML/CSS. You don’t always need a degree. You just need a shot, good mentor and grit to succeed.
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Six threads better than a college degree:
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I got serious about Twitter on April 12th 2020. Since that day: I've raised $5MM and met with over 200 future investors in my real estate deals. I've done $75k worth of consulting. And I've met mentors and friends I'll carry with me for life. What worked for me 👇👇👇
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10 months ago we shut down Atrium after raising $75m in venture capital. Anyone hearing that knows I made tons of mistakes along the way. Someone asked me today what my biggest lessons learned were. Here they are:
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My top ten tweets of the year. 👇👇👇
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I read 55 books in 2020. Here are my top 10 favorites and a short summary of each. (thread) 🧵
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Submerged myself in the Naval Ravikant @naval How to Get Rich (Without Getting Lucky) podcast. It is modern Philosophy on wealth generation. And like any good philosophy, it should be consumed slowly and deliberately. My biggest lessons learned. /Thread 👇
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has anyone considered signing on employees like pro sports teams sign on star athletes? - set schedule - aggressive comp - set duration / commitment - options / benefits deals - both sides know it’s not forever - come in, do great work, make an impact & move on with a stake
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Amazing social skills are a superpower. The ability to deliver bad news in a good way is a superpower. The ability to de-escalate a tense situation into a calm one is a superpower. The ability to transform a lose/win situation into a win/win situation is a superpower.
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Probably the best article ever written about Bitcoin. medium.com/@vijayboyapati/th…
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I don’t have a CS degree so I've had to learn on my own. Thread on creating your own CS degree online.
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I’ve interviewed hundreds of people for numerous companies over the past 20 years of building businesses. I’ve experimented with many interview questions and most are only semi useful, but one, above all, has been the most useful. A thread...
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