We all know how much value these guys give for free. But paid? You can't even imagine. Well... You can after reading this. Here are the 5 greatest lessons I got from both Dan Koe & Dickie Bush after spending over $3k on their courses (that you can start applying now): ━━━━━━━ ━━━━━━━ /1/ Don't improve in the dark This is immediately where most go wrong. And where most quit. It's easy to get lost thinking: "Am I good enough?" "Is this actually working?" "Am I making ANY progress here?" 6 months ago Dickie introduced me to this exact system that changed my life: Create a list for your project/goal Every time you take an: • Action • Decision Write it down. Now you have proof that you are making progress and taking action. (keeping you motivated) Start now. It matters more than you think. ━━━━━━━ ━━━━━━━ /2/ Create a "Frame of consumption" Have a conscious project, topic, or goal that you keep top of mind. When you don’t have something to work on for deep work blocks (and no writing tweets doesn’t count), you lose motivation. You need something to “frame” your experiences. For example: You are building a nutrition program. You'll pick up on: • Diet plans • Calories in foods • Other creators who have one This means your experience and perception are directly linked to the big project you have top of mind. So if you don’t have one. Start one. ━━━━━━━ ━━━━━━━ /3/ Original thinking VS Curation Creation Two types of content you can create: • Curation • Original thinking Both are just as valuable. An example would be this post. It's a curation post. But I'm guessing you still got value. Curation does NOT mean stealing. It means - taking the thoughts of others and explaining them through your lens and perspective. Don't be scared to reframe content you love through your voice. Tag the creator who inspired you. This is beneficial for: • Growth • Authority • Authenticity Both yours and theirs. (Exactly like I did here) On the other hand...

I'm stuck I need advice. My name is Kelvin Chiemerie The reason why I'm stuck is because I'm starting a personal brand, and I am a passionate fitness enthusiast with a copywriting skill. I don't know if I should leverage my personal brand trying to attract copywriting clients in the first place, which i guess might be difficult for when I will need to pivot ack to my passion Or should I use my skillset to build my passion to launch impactful products and services, but I think that if I continue building my personal brand that I could land a copywriting gig. Please what is your thoughts on this. I need a HINT.

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I used to spend hours on every piece. Only to result in… Nothing. It was so frustrating I felt like punching my screen a thousand times. So I spent the past year solely focused on writing. • 1k+ words daily • Writing just for training (not publishing) • Implemented $4000+ of coaches and courses (Still am) By the time you finish reading this piece, you will know what to implement into your writing to make it easier to read, more enjoyable, and less time-consuming. Let's dive in: ━━━━━━━━━━━⁌•⁍━━━━━━━━━━━━ /1/ Bullet lists People are attracted to bullet points. Why? • They tell a story • They are skimmable • They look easy to read • They break the pattern People will often want to read the entire “list” as they don’t want to miss any important point. This tip also goes for the entire structure (like this post) ━━━━━━━━━━━⁌•⁍━━━━━━━━━━━━ /2/ Starting short and concise Capture attention with short and concise punchy statements Then once they are hooked - lead them into the sauce. Give them the real juice. Show them why reading was the right decision. Focus on getting them to read the first few sentences. Then make the next sentences want them to read the next. But whatever you do, always start short and punchy, THEN give the logical statements. ━━━━━━━━━━━⁌•⁍━━━━━━━━━━━━ /3/ Break apart sentences Nobody wants to read a big block of text. It’s uneasy to the eye and really isn’t appealing. Yet so many people do this. DO YOU NOT SEE HOW BAD THIS LOOKS?! I mean… Who would want to read this?! This is what I call “Un-attractive Writing”. ━━━━━━━━━━━⁌•⁍━━━━━━━━━━━━ /4/ Use dashes, parentheses, and speech thingies Cut up your writing to make it more effective and give it a sense of — Freshness — ━━━━━━━ Dashes Instead of using a comma - use a dash. This creates a sense of [pause] for the reader. ━━━━━━━ Parentheses Using parentheses makes it easier to read (without them - this sentence would be way too long) Plus this makes the reader read in a different voice.