Gideon Oware

$3M in revenue generated with email marketing + strategy I Direct Response Marketer

[Gideon Oware @GideonCopy]

Like @HopeRemy would always say:

Upwork will change your life if you allow it

LinkedIn would change your life if you allow it

[Gideon Oware @GideonCopy]

I should probably make a video or write about how I raised $2,000 in 2 months to fund my relocation to Ghana

All with just a high income skill - copywriting

Retweet and like if you're in and I will put it together very soon

[Mr. Czar @Mrczar_]

Tony Elumelu’s kids don’t need to read Rich Dad Poor Dad or binge content about wealth to learn how to “think rich.”

They are living inside that reality.

Wealth is not an abstract concept to them. They’ve seen it. They’ve experienced it. They’ve watched how their parents make decisions, spend money, negotiate, travel, invest, build businesses and interact with the world.

So when they eventually start businesses, they may naturally start from a mental model that is miles ahead of yours.

Meanwhile, if you grew up in a rough neighbourhood with parents who were constantly struggling, you may have to deliberately rewrite your mental model.

Because your mind is like a memory card.

It stores experiences, assumptions and beliefs about what is “normal.”

If everything you’ve ever seen is scarcity, you can unconsciously build a life around scarcity.

You may avoid opportunities that feel “too big.”

You may think certain lifestyles are unrealistic.

You may undercharge.

You may be afraid to spend money even when spending it would create more money.

You may see a ₦10M opportunity and immediately think, “Where would I ever get that kind of money?”

This is because your internal reference point was built around a completely different reality.

So expose yourself to a new one.

Read books. Travel. Spend time around people operating at a higher level. Watch luxury and business content. Visit places you’ve never been. Study how wealthy people live, think and make decisions.

No, watching luxury vlogs will not magically make you rich - but you cannot pursue a reality you cannot mentally picture.

If you have never seen something, your brain has no concrete reference for it.

And this is why exposure is so powerful.

Travel, books, conversations, documentaries, luxury vlogs and simply being around people who live differently can expand your idea of what is possible.

You are essentially giving your brain new files, new reference points and new definitions of “normal.”

The goal is to stop allowing the environment you were born into to become the ceiling of what you believe is possible.

Sometimes before you can build a new reality, you have to see one first.

[Mr. Czar @Mrczar_]

No amount of frugality will save a man that does not have cashflow.

[Hillary Remy @HopeRemy]

Client outreach should be part of your freelance routine.

Set aside time to reach out to clients consistently. The more you do it, the more opportunities you create for yourself.

Reach out to clients in different ways.

Don't rely on one platform alone. You can reach out to clients through email, LinkedIn, social media, or freelance platforms like Upwork, Fiverr, PeoplePerHour, and others. Different clients use different platforms, so it's important to explore more than one.

When you reach out, explain how you can help the client. Keep your message clear, professional, and relevant to their business. Make it easy for them to understand the value you offer.

If you're not getting replies, don't stop reaching out. Instead, take some time to review your message. Ask yourself whether it's clear, relevant, and focused on the client's needs. Look for patterns that can help you improve, because small changes can make a big difference over time.

Client outreach is an important part of freelancing, so make it part of your routine. Even if clients don't respond immediately, keep reaching out consistently. The more you put yourself in front of the right people, the more opportunities you create for yourself.

[Gideon Oware @GideonCopy]

@Finaltoucch Congratulations boss

[Gideon Oware @GideonCopy]

@elewachii Congratulations boss. Cheers to more wins

[Gideon Oware @GideonCopy]

This was how I landed a $2,000 gig from a client in Dubai. According to her, she discovered me on LinkedIn and had been following my posts (not engaging) for sometimes

Thanks for sharing @HopeRemy

[Hillary Remy @HopeRemy]

Freelancers,

Your potential clients are not only on freelancing platforms.

They are also on social media.

Many business owners and founders spend time on platforms like X, Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok every day.

If you limit yourself to only one place, you may be limiting your opportunities.

You have to position yourself so that people can discover your work.

Show what you know.
Show samples of your work.
Build relationships.

Make it easy for people to notice you and understand the value you provide.

Sometimes, the client you are looking for may not be on a freelancing platform.

They may already be scrolling through social media.

[Hillary Remy @HopeRemy]

If you want to grow in freelancing, there are certain habits you need to take seriously.

1. Build your skills

Focus on improving your skills consistently.

Take time to learn, practice, and get better at what you already know.

The stronger your skills become, the more confidence you will have when opportunities come.

2. Stay focused on one skill

Choose one skill and stick with it for a good amount of time.

Sticking with one skill for a longer time usually gives you better results than switching between different skills.

Give yourself time to actually grow in it.

3. Share your progress

Talk about what you are learning.

Share your projects, lessons, and experiences.

People cannot value what they never see.

4. Build your visibility

Keep your online profiles active and updated.

Show up on platforms where opportunities exist.

Visibility makes it easier for people to notice and find your work.

5. Connect with people

Build relationships with people in your field.

Learn from them, engage with them, and stay active in your space.

Growth becomes easier when you are not doing it alone and connecting with the right people.

6. Treat freelancing like a business

Take your work seriously.

Track your progress.

Stay organized and create systems that help you stay consistent even on days when motivation is low.

7. Stay consistent

Keep showing up even when it feels slow.

Keep learning and improving.

Small actions done consistently will always give better results than doing a lot once in a while and then stopping.

Freelancing rewards people who stay consistent long enough to improve, grow, and keep moving forward.

[Gbenga Adebiyi @gbengabiyi]

https://t.co/0vDx6LjOzS

[Manchester United @ManUtd]

No-one does it like him.

Bruno Fernandes is the Premier League Player of the Year 🤩❤️

[Gideon Oware @GideonCopy]

@iksly2 @nestuge Congratulations Kemi

[Gideon Oware @GideonCopy]

@HopeRemy Couldn't have said it any better

[Gideon Oware @GideonCopy]

The Government has to do something about the heat in this country
Ghana is too hot 😩

[Gideon Oware @GideonCopy]

@bruno_nwogu Happy birthday boss

[Umoru Ibrahim @umoruibm]

Watching the Artemis II. I can’t help but wonder what the human mind is able to accomplish. All driven by curiosity.

Another thing that piques my interest are the astronauts. The guys who choose to “risk” their lives for such mission. Sure they’re not motivated by money. It’s something else. What could it be?? I can only imagine.

[Gideon Oware @GideonCopy]

@abonyi_maryann 😂😂

[Gideon Oware @GideonCopy]

What is this, @abonyi_maryann ?😂😂

[Maryann |Klaviyo Email Marketer @abonyi_maryann]

How it started vs. how it ended

If you laugh I’ll block you 😭😂😂

#Goodfriday2026
#catholictwitter

[Gideon Oware @GideonCopy]

@delightfjohnson Na to start farming remain laidis oh😂

[Gideon Oware @GideonCopy]

@delightfjohnson Big ups boss..more wins

[Gideon Oware @GideonCopy]

@RaenestApp Is it safe to say I love her?😂

[Gideon Oware @GideonCopy]

Bella from @RaenestApp is after my life 😂