SL: Grinding 24/7 = Terrible Advice PV: Look at the people who give you this advice... Hey %FIRSTNAME%, Do you feel left behind after watching David Goggins or Andrew Tate telling you you're not grinding hard enough?? Let me tell you that’s the WORST advice you’ll ever hear. All that talk about grinding 24/7 in front of a laptop, - Not leaving your work until you feel numb, - Being guilty of not doing more... - ‘YOu HAvE tO bE FuRIouS aND seRiOus’ about your work. Before listening to all of their advice, Do yourself a favor and take a quick look at the guys who give you this advice, like Andrew Tate or Joe Rogan. Are they angry, serious, or furious about what they’re doing? Lol. Tate enjoys flexing his flashy Buggati, elegant Rolex, & luxurious lifestyle, and Joe Rogan has fun conversations with people, Especially with Elon Musk - are they taking it seriously? Of course not. They are having a blast. ‘B-But they’re already rich, so they can do all those fun things they’ve been showing on the internet.’ Sure... But imagine those times when they were still grinding to achieve their success. Do you think they were forced to work, not enjoying their craft, and just wanting the money? Again, no. They knew when to hyper-focus and when to smile and laugh. And you? Forcing yourself to do the work 24/7, even when you don’t feel like it? How can business owners work with someone angry to hustle not enjoying their work? Because of that mindset, they can’t really give their best. So, stop thinking that the world will end if you don’t chase the $$. You’re not being left behind - you’re just afraid of not achieving it on time. Remember, your success works in the most unseen way; even time doesn’t know when. But doing it all over again and again every day? You won’t miss the day when you’re finally successful. Work hard but have your fun, too. You have to learn how to balance work & play. Don’t feel guilty, and let me help you construct that time you need to focus and take it lightly.

Hey everyone! Hope all is well! I need your feedback! This will completely determine the path this community takes moving forward! I wanna make this "library" much more in-depth. To do this, I'm thinking of building out modules like this: TL; DR — Overview of Findings! - Psychology · The Direct Response Library Then building out separate modules for relevant disciplines, and in the future building videos around using the research specifically for developing creative. Is this helpful? Is this in more depth? Is this too complicated? Is this approachable? I think it gets much deeper and more specific to the points of evidence-backed techniques we're using for engagement and conversions, but that's just my own opinion, I want YOURS! Please vote down below :) I need to know if you guys would prefer something like this [Click this link: TL; DR — Overview of Findings! - Psychology · The Direct Response Library] Or if you like the old version, The Knowledge Base, as it is. [How To Use The Knowledge Base - The Knowledge Base · The Direct Response Library] This will determine the changes coming to this community, so please vote! It'll make a world of difference <3