I want to start being active on Twitter again, but I'm honestly bored of Money Twitter. I've been in it for 3 years, and I'm tired of methods, case studies, and revenue screenshots.
I'd also like to use this account to share everything I find interesting in my day-to-day life.
How to close $30-60K B2B deals with zero case studies or previous track record:
(should be behind a paywall)
A few months ago we released a strategy where you can bypass 15 years of credibility building and take control of an entire B2B vertical with zero friction
Don’t know why some of you are still sleeping on this, but to this day it’s still the exact same system we use to originate and close some of our consulting deals
The clients in our mentorship have been directly applying this process over the last few months and they've been booking 30-50+ sales calls every month with it
Full breakdown below:
People will do anything, no matter how absurd, in order to avoid facing their own souls.
They will practise Indian yoga and all its exercises, observe a strict regimen of diet, learn theosophy by heart, or mechanically repeat mystic texts from the literature of the whole world—all because they cannot get on with themselves and have not the slightest faith that anything useful could ever come out of their own souls.
— Carl Jung
Indian banks have the shittiest financial infrastructure in the world.
And the worst part is the attitude. You walk into a branch with a KYC letter mentioning anything related to online biz, and these old fuck employees look at you like you’re some kind of scammer. Fuck off
"It is our privilege as human beings to live either as Warriors or slaves.
A Warrior is the master of his fate. No matter what fate throws at him, fame or infamy, health or sickness, poverty or riches, he uses the situation for his own inner development.
He takes his motto from Nietzsche: That which does not destroy me strengthens me.
The slave, on the other hand, is completely at the mercy of external events.
If fortune smiles on him, he struts and boasts and attributes her favors to his own power and wisdom—which, as often as not, had nothing to do with it. If fortune frowns, he whines and weeps and grovels, putting the blame for his sufferings on everything and everybody except himself."
- Robert S. de Ropp