I just went on 10 random Shopify websites.
Every single one used the announcement bar for a free shipping threshold.
What a wasted opportunity.
Why don’t you try something new.
Something people will actually click on, so you can direct them where you want them to go.
Perfectionism isn't your ally, it's a trap.
And when combined with procrastination, it's a double-edged sword that slices through progress.
The future is shaped by today's decisions, not tomorrow's dreams.
Abandoned cart flows -
Not just 1 lazy email with a discount - a succinct flow of multiple emails that nullifies any objections and gets them to feel safe with their purchase.
45% of abandoned carts are due to unexpected shipping costs. Offer free express shipping & paid priority shipping (people are impatient, they’ll pay extra to have it delivered even a day quicker).
It took Edison 2744 tries to perfect the lightbulb.
Had he quit at his 1st or 1000th failure, where would we be?
When embarking on your course, business, or community, expect to fail.
Let each setback be a lesson. This is how you turn vision into reality. 💡
- Setting boundaries to avoid burnout.
- Delegation to share the load.
- Physical health as your survival gear.
- Support networks for guidance.
- Viewing failure as a learning curve, not a cliff.
Success isn't just reaching the peak; it's about being fit to enjoy the view.
"The only person you are destined to become is the person you decide to be." – Ralph Waldo Emerson
Entrepreneurship isn't just about grinding; it's about enduring. The unsung heroes of this journey are:
Murphy's Law:
If something can go wrong, rest assured it will - just as you're about to secure that big deal.
But hey, that's just the universe keeping you humble. In business, expect the unexpected, or better yet, anticipate it!
Falkland’s law:
When there's no need to decide, don't.
The most successful people in business are those who make stellar decisions but also master the art of ignoring what doesn't demand their attention right now.
Keep your focus sharp and your decision-making lean!
Wilson’s law:
Prioritise knowledge and learning, and money will continue to flow.
The easiest way to make money, is to be a constant learner.
Keep reading and always have a skill you’re trying to develop.
Gilbert’s law:
When managing your business, remember Gilbert's Law: prioritize the good before the bad, like picking the ripest fruit first.
it’s always your responsibility to find the best way to achieve the desired result.
Take responsibility for outcomes.
Kildin’s law:
Stuck in business?
Kidlin's Law says 50% of the challenge of solving problems, is clearly defining the problem, ! 📝✨
Whether it's figuring out your next product or fixing a team issue, keeping it real and simple might just be your secret weapon.
Murphy's Law for entrepreneurs:
If something can go wrong, rest assured it will - just as you're about to secure that big deal.
But hey, that's just the universe keeping you humble. In business, expect the unexpected, or better yet, anticipate it!