"If you’re more passionate about founding a business than the business itself, you can fall into a ten year trap. Better to stay emotionally unattached and select the best opportunity that arises." - @naval
When it comes to wrestling back control over digital devices, I admit I don’t have all the answers.
What I do know is that I’d like to change when, where, and how we use technology, so we can control our #habits—rather than allow tech to control us.
-Automate your finances
-Limit yourself to 2 credit cards
-Choose simple accounts for checking, savings, and investments
-Use only 1 checking account and 1 savings account
-Pick 1–2 big areas to reduce your spending (if you need to)
-Pick 1–2 things that you want to spend MORE on
Digital distractions can get in the way of being fully present with the people we love. Here’s how to (politely) do something about it: https://t.co/RK342Yq5Tn
Avoid the marketing gurus who say:
“Your site should be a DA70”
“Every brand needs to blog”
“Create Reels every day”
All without knowing anything about your space or business.
Suggestions without context is noise.
“For fast-growing and enterprise organizations, the ability to personalize customer communication in a way that’s scalable is business critical. ” https://t.co/vlXY07eDMB
Every SaaS wants to build a media company but none of them want to invest in writers.
Every SaaS wants dark social but no one wants to create interesting content.
Every SaaS wants to be a category leader but will do the same things their competition does.
Shake it up.
One our most experienced content strategists, @DLevi24 at @growandconvert just wrote an awesome case study where he analyzed over 66 posts we wrote for a client to see what kind of posts generated the most conversions. Here's a key graph from it: