Ryan T.

I test what works in copywriting & persuasion so you don't have to.
Documenting the messy journey to $10k/mo.
DM "SWIPE" to steal my private Swipe File.

[Ryan T. @RyanTNotes]

I’m obsessed with figuring out why people buy things.
I’m not a guru. Just a student of persuasion.
Follow @RyanTNotes for:
• Daily Ad breakdown and rewrite (feel free to critique me!)
• Notes on copywriting, business & mindset
• My raw journey (wins & fails)

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@BravehartGuide The promises you keep to yourself are the only ones that actually change how you look in the mirror.

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@MsVeilMoney It turns money into a tool for peace instead of a scorecard.

That perspective makes the building phase feel worth it.

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@VirtueOverC The hardest part is when you can't see the next step but you have to move your foot anyway.

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@Justin_Grome It’s the difference between someone wanting you to do well and wanting you to do well with them.

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@Nonsoperspectiv Deciding to build in public meant accepting that people will see the messy beginning.

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@XSoulScientist Accepting a gift without immediately wondering what it cost the other person.

That’s the goal this week.

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@Aasim0555 You’re right.

It’s not motivation anymore, it’s duty.

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I used to think motivation had to come from wanting something for myself.

Goals. Money. Freedom. Whatever.

But honestly? The thing that hits hardest is simpler than that.

My parents gave up options so I could have them.

The least I can do is actually use them.

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@emonuxui gratitude makes it feel deeper and way more lasting.

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@Aasim0555 Less learning, more doing seems to be the cheat code.

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Testing something this month:

I'm not allowed to add anything new to my "want to learn" list until I finish what's already on it.

It's been 6 days. I've already broken the rule twice.

But I'm also moving faster on my project than I have in weeks.

Might be onto something.

Might just be a coincidence.

Will update.

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@talkwithgt Less noise, more momentum.

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@_JohnBuilds_ Thanks. It really does feel like it’s unlocking speed.

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@MANSOORNABI12 Finishing what’s already on the list is actually speeding everything up.

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@Aasim0555 Sometimes I use my past failures as an excuse to not work today.

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@Testimoney_j It means turning down a lot of random ideas that feel fun today but don't fit the main project.

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@tabi_65 I think it's a wise thing to ask if the other person has enough energy to start a conversation.

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@Donsyl36 I’m learning to be intensely protective of my time.

It feels selfish, but it stops me from leeching off other people’s energy.

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@mercysamue59920 Changing habits feels less like a big heroic choice and more like a series of annoying micro-decisions.

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@MickDeBoer Writing something that two people agree with is far more meaningful than writing something that a thousand people will scroll past.