10 years ago I was:
- Alone
- Depressed
- No Money
- Unmotivated
Today I am:
- Running a 7-figure business
- Write 36K+ newsletter.
- Living with freedom & clarity
- Building a legacy
In 10 years, my life changed because I chose ownership.
@thejustinwelsh Your attention is limited, so spend it where there’s room for growth, honesty, and meaningful conversation. Not everyone deserves the same access to it.
@1ShehryarRaza Because ideas feel like progress, but execution creates results. The best AI isn’t the one that sounds smartest; it’s the one you can turn into something people will pay for.
@Dwriteway Setbacks don’t define you; your response does. The biggest growth often comes when you stop blaming the situation and start learning from it.
@AnthonyGaenzle A leader’s real strength isn’t having all the answers. It’s building a team that feels safe enough to challenge their decisions and make them better.
Should a SaaS company fire its largest customer if that customer is destroying its margins?
Revenue drops immediately.
But the team gets capacity back.
Support costs fall.
Product priorities become clearer.
At what point does a big customer become a bad business decision?
@Dwriteway Absolutely. A client who drains your team's time and energy can cost far more than their contract is worth. Protecting capacity is part of protecting growth.
@nimirana1210 Exactly! Every dollar should have a purpose. Test small, learn what converts, then scale with confidence. That’s how you make marketing budgets work smarter.
Your champion loves your product. The CFO kills the deal.
Was the problem really price?
Or did your champion fail to build a business case strong enough to survive the finance review?
B2B sales doesn't end when one person says yes.
Sometimes, that's when the real sale begins.
Should a SaaS company fire its largest customer if that customer is destroying its margins?
Revenue drops immediately.
But the team gets capacity back.
Support costs fall.
Product priorities become clearer.
At what point does a big customer become a bad business decision?
@nimirana1210 100% agree. Cheap leads look great in reports, but qualified leads pay the bills. The real KPI is how many turn into customers, not how many fill out a form. 💯
The goal isn't to spend more on marketing.
The goal is to make every marketing decision count.
More budget is easy.
Knowing where to invest it is the real skill.