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Sure but that’s most of us. We’re largely only situationally hot. We don’t all have the type of face that launches a thousand ships, and even at that not everyone would agree. But our personalities and aura and how we move in our third space boost our chances.
Jobs that are harder to replace by AI in Nigeria:
1. Electricians
2. Plumbers
3. Nurses
4. Doctors
5. Skilled traders
6. Relationship managers
7. Investment analysts who make strategic decisions
8. Entrepreneurs
Argue with your keypads
Once you hit a block of money as a young upcoming man in Nigeria, go to the closest divisional police headquarters, donate something, anything.
Collect a phone number from the DPO for "follow ups"
Save this just in case. Must I teach you everything?
good morning … ☀️… There are so many professionals that are disciplined and focused and resilient and structured and consistent and patient in their arenas … yet …. they struggle to bring the same mentality to making content over the next two to three years to have their business explode. Stop with the hypocrisy. Understand that mindset and execution extend to all arenas in your life
People often ask me what courses to take to learn marketing or where to start, and my honest answer is that a good course goes a long way for your foundation, but taking courses alone does not make you good at marketing. Most of what I know came from doing the work.
I did HubSpot early on, some Seth Godin, a few other resources when I was starting, but the real learning started when I had to actually apply it.
Running campaigns and watching what worked and what flopped. You learn differently when the stakes are real, and feedback is immediate.
Managing people directly. When you have to explain your strategy clearly enough for someone else to execute it, you find out fast how well you actually understand it. If you can't break it down, you don't know it well enough yet.
Studying brands I admire has also really been helpful. I have a wide range of reference points, just watching what great companies do and asking why things work and what the logic underneath it is.
Being in the room also matters. Sitting in meetings with leadership, hearing how senior people think through problems, watching how decisions actually get made.
Talking to customers as well. It entirely rewires how you think about messaging. When you hear how real people describe the product you market in their own words, you realise half of what's on the landing page doesn't match how they actually think about it. You get good at spotting it.
Finally, reading marketing newsletters consistently has been a quiet cheat code. A few that have shaped how I think: Lenny's Newsletter for product thinking, Tom’s Marketing Ideas by Tom Orbach, if you are Interested in real use cases and stories. Honourable mention is my newsletter, The Playbook by suzanna.
So yeah, I think courses help you start. Everything else is what makes you good.
Kanye West locked himself in his room, making five beats a day for three summers straight.
Sit in your room and create, and eventually you'll be invited into new rooms.
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having a process/ systems in place makes running ads less stressful imo.
launch ads on tuesdays
Wait for 3days,
Review performance, optimize on friday, kill underperformer/ scale what’s working.
Scale 20% in CPA below target
Graduate winners from testing to scaling bi-weekly etc.
looks very simple but can keep you organized and avoid always reacting to things
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