20k day everyday.
Test 10x new creatives everyday.
Review your winning ads.
Make iterations.
Target the same emotions with different stories.
Consistency.
course selling is a trap imo
a few big wins
screenshots
audience
then you start selling a course
suddenly teaching replaces building
long-term businesses > info products
or am i coping
10 things rich people buy that broke people ignore:
10. Cash-flowing assets
9. Time-saving services
8. Quality health food
7. Books and courses
6. Gym memberships they actually use
5. Accountants and advisors
4. Insurance and protection
3. Experiences with family
2. Sleep optimization
1. Boring businesses
Broke buys status. Rich buys freedom.
Yesterday's dashboard looked like this:
$57K in revenue
Traffic up 23%
Revenue up 9%
But here's the truth:
More traffic does not automatically mean more revenue
And more revenue does not mean better performance
What matters more is what didn't happen yesterday:
1/ No CPA spike
2/ No panic budget cuts
3/ No ads paused out of fear
That's the goal most ecom guys never articulate
Everyone talks about scale.
Very few talk about stability at scale.
When your store crosses $50K days, the job changes
You stop "optimizing ads"
You start managing systems
Traffic = Input
Revenue = Output
Your role? Protecting the engine in between.
The best part?
It very boring. But that's why it works.
i don’t care how much money you make, but if you:
-don’t workout
-have no social life or friends
-work 20 hrs a day
-don’t spoil your family
-have no connection to God
-go to clubs
-travel less than 3x a year
-cannot eat without YT
-sleep less than 8hrs a day
you’re not successful.