A great framework to sell with a story:
1. This was the situation
2. Here's the problem
3. Here's why it was hard to solve
4. Here's our solution
5. Here's how it makes life easy
6. Here're the results
7. Here's how you can get it too
Less selling, more storytelling.
Elon Musk wants to turn Twitter into a Super App.
Zuck & Facebook are trying to do the same thing.
They're both aiming to replicate an App that 1.3 billion people use in China every day as their 'LIFE OPERATING SYSTEM'.
The WeChat Wars 👇
@PrahladFriedman Oh wow, even when I'm not american and I don't watch american products, I am a racist? So by your logic, you're racist to chinese, pakistani, indians, israelis, vanuatuans, and countries from africa.. Since I don't think you have any interest on those cultures' cinema.
@JfTook@PrahladFriedman Nope wasn't me. I paid all the salaries to Mr. Bupati. Blame them for the suffering.
And yes, I am a racist. Verdomseg inlaander
To sum it all up…
The best subreddits to learn from:
1. r/NoStupidQuestions
2. r/ExplainLikeImFive
3. r/HowTo
4. r/IWantToLearn
5. r/CoolGuides
6. r/YouShouldKnow
7. r/EveryManShouldKnow
8. r/TodayILearned
Cold emailing changed my life.
I made friends with founders I won't have met otherwise, made partnerships that bring us millions, and sold to clients who have never heard about us.
I've curated the best advice on how to write a killer cold email:
I've spent 23+ years studying Finance and became a multi-millionaire in my 30s.
I'll teach you everything you need to know about Personal Financial in the next 7 minutes:
Rich people pay for expensive gyms and services not because they're dumb, but because they don't want to be around regular people.
Price is a simple filtering mechanism.
People don't actually want advice. They already know what they should be doing. They want someone to listen and support them.
Here's how to stop giving unsolicited advice: