Rakesh Nayak

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[Rakesh Nayak @rakeshcopywrite]

@stijnnoorman

[Rakesh Nayak @rakeshcopywrite]

Agreed

Poorer customer → "Can I afford this?"

Wealthier customer → "Is this worth it?"

Poorer customer sees the price

Wealthier customer sees the return 🤏

Poorer customer:
"$2,000 is too expensive"

Wealthier customer:
"If this makes me $100K, why wouldn't I pay $2,000?"

That's why selling to wealthy customers can be different

You're not always selling a product

✅ You're selling the outcome

[Rakesh Nayak @rakeshcopywrite]

@AjayHadiya6 Worst Advice

Explained here:

[Rakesh Nayak @rakeshcopywrite]

Yup, Movies promote that sh*t

One of the worst pieces of advice you can get is:

"Build your garden and the butterflies will eventually come."

Heard that before?

Now imagine you're building your garden

You only know how to make money

But you don't know:

- Emotional intelligence
- How to flirt
- How to hold a conversation
- How to read social cues
- How to listen
- How to maintain a relationship

You become rich , You built your "Garden"

Now what type of people comes to you?

Who want money or fame?

Because your entire personality is around your
" Garden" 🤏

Dale Carnegie's How to Win Friends and Influence People literally focuses on communication, understanding people and navigating social situations.

So yes...

Build your garden

❌ But don't only build around money

✅ Build yourself

Learn to talk
Learn to listen
Learn people
Learn relationships
Learn intimacy

[Rakesh Nayak @rakeshcopywrite]

@ML_Philosophy Explained here: https://t.co/ZSe8ETFtVE

[Rakesh Nayak @rakeshcopywrite]

I call this a "Trauma Response"

Because you can't handle them

That's why you're cutting people out of your life

You can't play this game by skipping the level

🧑‍🦱: If I cut people off, I don't have to deal with them

That's the best deal 😭

🗣️: Okay... you can cut people off

But how many?

Your parents? Your friends? Your colleagues? Your relatives?

Where will you draw the line?

Suppose you draw the line at friends and family

After that, whoever makes me feel bad, I'll just simply cut them off

But where will you hide?

- College has people
- Office has people
- Interviews have people
- Your house has people
- Business has people

Where will you hide? In the jungle?

❌ So don't run from the game

✅ Just learn
& master it

[Rakesh Nayak @rakeshcopywrite]

@thisdecfairy Same energy

If you're homeless
Just buy a house

[Rakesh Nayak @rakeshcopywrite]

@bluewmist Agreed

Covered here: https://t.co/ucNnhllWck

[Rakesh Nayak @rakeshcopywrite]

Discipline is a scam

Yes, you read that right

Discipline is a scam

And very few people know this

That's why I'm sharing it with everyone

You hear people saying:

🧑‍🦱: "I'm not disciplined enough"

🗣️: Well... that's not the case

Discipline won't shape your life
✅ Your habits will

👀 Imagine...

Early morning

You put on your shoes
Walk to the gym
And before you even realize it...

You're already there

You don't need to have a motivational speech with yourself every morning

Same thing:

You wake up
Without even thinking
Your toothbrush is already in your hand

These habits shape your life 🤏

Not this motivation or discipline:

"Tomorrow I'll go to the gym"
"Tomorrow I'll go to the gym"
"Tomorrow I'll go to the gym"
"Tomorrow I'll go to the gym"

It should become an automated process

We call this "Flow State" 🧠

So...

How do we create habits like this?
How do we achieve this flow state?
How do we make good actions almost automatic?

Pretty simple

We're going to use some techniques:

1. Task Chaining

Connect one task to another

You finish dinner
→ Wash your hands

Now, next time, wash your face also

Now, the next day you do:

→ Wash your hands
→ Wash your face

Now you're washing your face, let's add here a little skincare routine

Now, the next day you do:

→ Wash your hands
→ Wash your face
→ Skincare

One task becomes the trigger for the next

Now you don't have to remember every task separately

____________________________

2. Task Batching

Group similar tasks together

Instead of:

Phone call
Invoice
Phone call
Email
Phone call
Invoice

You batch them:

9–10 AM → Phone calls

10–11 AM → Emails

11–12 PM → Invoices

You're doing similar work together instead of constantly switching between completely different tasks

And when you do one task again and again, your efficiency rises by 71%

____________________________

3. Single-Handle Every Task

Focus on one task at a time and finish it before moving to another

Don't:

Write email
Check Instagram
Come back to email
Open YouTube
Come back to email

Pick one task

Finish it 🤏

Then move to the next

_______________________

So...

✅ I gave you the reason why you should focus on habits

✅ And I gave you some ways to get this flow state

So start working now 🤏

[Rakesh Nayak @rakeshcopywrite]

I earned my first money online

From Facebook when I had around 28K followers

I was selling a course as an affiliate:

"Make Money in 30 Days Challenge"

I didn't even know how to sell at that time

I just put the link in my bio
And prayed that someone would buy

And yes, one guy bought it from Japan

This course was priced at around $100 something

And I earned $65 something as commission

If I knew:

- How to sell
- Email marketing
- The right way to launch
- Persuasion
- Putting the link in every post

Then maybe I could have earned more, probably

Well... let's forget the past

And focus on the future

[Rakesh Nayak @rakeshcopywrite]

@buildwithnkosie Agreed

Covered here: https://t.co/ucNnhllWck

[Rakesh Nayak @rakeshcopywrite]

Discipline is a scam

Yes, you read that right

Discipline is a scam

And very few people know this

That's why I'm sharing it with everyone

You hear people saying:

🧑‍🦱: "I'm not disciplined enough"

🗣️: Well... that's not the case

Discipline won't shape your life
✅ Your habits will

👀 Imagine...

Early morning

You put on your shoes
Walk to the gym
And before you even realize it...

You're already there

You don't need to have a motivational speech with yourself every morning

Same thing:

You wake up
Without even thinking
Your toothbrush is already in your hand

These habits shape your life 🤏

Not this motivation or discipline:

"Tomorrow I'll go to the gym"
"Tomorrow I'll go to the gym"
"Tomorrow I'll go to the gym"
"Tomorrow I'll go to the gym"

It should become an automated process

We call this "Flow State" 🧠

So...

How do we create habits like this?
How do we achieve this flow state?
How do we make good actions almost automatic?

Pretty simple

We're going to use some techniques:

1. Task Chaining

Connect one task to another

You finish dinner
→ Wash your hands

Now, next time, wash your face also

Now, the next day you do:

→ Wash your hands
→ Wash your face

Now you're washing your face, let's add here a little skincare routine

Now, the next day you do:

→ Wash your hands
→ Wash your face
→ Skincare

One task becomes the trigger for the next

Now you don't have to remember every task separately

____________________________

2. Task Batching

Group similar tasks together

Instead of:

Phone call
Invoice
Phone call
Email
Phone call
Invoice

You batch them:

9–10 AM → Phone calls

10–11 AM → Emails

11–12 PM → Invoices

You're doing similar work together instead of constantly switching between completely different tasks

And when you do one task again and again, your efficiency rises by 71%

____________________________

3. Single-Handle Every Task

Focus on one task at a time and finish it before moving to another

Don't:

Write email
Check Instagram
Come back to email
Open YouTube
Come back to email

Pick one task

Finish it 🤏

Then move to the next

_______________________

So...

✅ I gave you the reason why you should focus on habits

✅ And I gave you some ways to get this flow state

So start working now 🤏

[Rakesh Nayak @rakeshcopywrite]

@eth_exy Let me add here something:
https://t.co/G28n2NlUui

[Rakesh Nayak @rakeshcopywrite]

You can find a business opportunity almost anywhere.

Whenever you hear these phrases:

- “It's too hard”
- “It's too expensive”
- “It takes too long”
- “There has to be an easier way”
- “Why isn't someone fixing this?”
- “I hate doing this”

Don't ignore these hints

They're signals

Because every time people complain about something being:

Too hard → make it easier.

Too expensive → make it cheaper.

Too slow → make it faster.

Too complicated → make it simpler.

Too annoying → make it disappear.

You don't always need to invent something completely new

Sometimes...

You just need to make someone's existing problem s*ck less

Same as Netflix and Uber..

That's where successful businesses are born

[Rakesh Nayak @rakeshcopywrite]

@blocko1990 Explained here: https://t.co/ucNnhllWck

[Rakesh Nayak @rakeshcopywrite]

Discipline is a scam

Yes, you read that right

Discipline is a scam

And very few people know this

That's why I'm sharing it with everyone

You hear people saying:

🧑‍🦱: "I'm not disciplined enough"

🗣️: Well... that's not the case

Discipline won't shape your life
✅ Your habits will

👀 Imagine...

Early morning

You put on your shoes
Walk to the gym
And before you even realize it...

You're already there

You don't need to have a motivational speech with yourself every morning

Same thing:

You wake up
Without even thinking
Your toothbrush is already in your hand

These habits shape your life 🤏

Not this motivation or discipline:

"Tomorrow I'll go to the gym"
"Tomorrow I'll go to the gym"
"Tomorrow I'll go to the gym"
"Tomorrow I'll go to the gym"

It should become an automated process

We call this "Flow State" 🧠

So...

How do we create habits like this?
How do we achieve this flow state?
How do we make good actions almost automatic?

Pretty simple

We're going to use some techniques:

1. Task Chaining

Connect one task to another

You finish dinner
→ Wash your hands

Now, next time, wash your face also

Now, the next day you do:

→ Wash your hands
→ Wash your face

Now you're washing your face, let's add here a little skincare routine

Now, the next day you do:

→ Wash your hands
→ Wash your face
→ Skincare

One task becomes the trigger for the next

Now you don't have to remember every task separately

____________________________

2. Task Batching

Group similar tasks together

Instead of:

Phone call
Invoice
Phone call
Email
Phone call
Invoice

You batch them:

9–10 AM → Phone calls

10–11 AM → Emails

11–12 PM → Invoices

You're doing similar work together instead of constantly switching between completely different tasks

And when you do one task again and again, your efficiency rises by 71%

____________________________

3. Single-Handle Every Task

Focus on one task at a time and finish it before moving to another

Don't:

Write email
Check Instagram
Come back to email
Open YouTube
Come back to email

Pick one task

Finish it 🤏

Then move to the next

_______________________

So...

✅ I gave you the reason why you should focus on habits

✅ And I gave you some ways to get this flow state

So start working now 🤏

[Rakesh Nayak @rakeshcopywrite]

Not even a year 🤏

✅ Only 100 days

Alex Hormozi said:

- Pick one thing

- Work on it for 100 minutes a day

- For 100 days

No jumping to:

New business
New skill
New strategy
New shiny opportunity

Just the same f*cking thing

100 minutes
100 days

Imagine what happens if you spend 100 days focused on:

Writing
Sales
Coding
Fitness
Your business

You don't need to wait for a perfect year

Give yourself 100 days of insane focus

Then look at where you are

Just Lock in 🤏

[Rakesh Nayak @rakeshcopywrite]

@thewiseonehq https://t.co/T5QyIbCxLz

[Rakesh Nayak @rakeshcopywrite]

@MoneyQuotesX Failure belongs to YOU
Success belongs to everyone

(sarcasm)

[Rakesh Nayak @rakeshcopywrite]

@Dwriteway Covered here: https://t.co/G28n2NlUui

[Rakesh Nayak @rakeshcopywrite]

You can find a business opportunity almost anywhere.

Whenever you hear these phrases:

- “It's too hard”
- “It's too expensive”
- “It takes too long”
- “There has to be an easier way”
- “Why isn't someone fixing this?”
- “I hate doing this”

Don't ignore these hints

They're signals

Because every time people complain about something being:

Too hard → make it easier.

Too expensive → make it cheaper.

Too slow → make it faster.

Too complicated → make it simpler.

Too annoying → make it disappear.

You don't always need to invent something completely new

Sometimes...

You just need to make someone's existing problem s*ck less

Same as Netflix and Uber..

That's where successful businesses are born

[Rakesh Nayak @rakeshcopywrite]

@ManOfFocus_ Explained here : https://t.co/ucNnhllWck

[Rakesh Nayak @rakeshcopywrite]

Discipline is a scam

Yes, you read that right

Discipline is a scam

And very few people know this

That's why I'm sharing it with everyone

You hear people saying:

🧑‍🦱: "I'm not disciplined enough"

🗣️: Well... that's not the case

Discipline won't shape your life
✅ Your habits will

👀 Imagine...

Early morning

You put on your shoes
Walk to the gym
And before you even realize it...

You're already there

You don't need to have a motivational speech with yourself every morning

Same thing:

You wake up
Without even thinking
Your toothbrush is already in your hand

These habits shape your life 🤏

Not this motivation or discipline:

"Tomorrow I'll go to the gym"
"Tomorrow I'll go to the gym"
"Tomorrow I'll go to the gym"
"Tomorrow I'll go to the gym"

It should become an automated process

We call this "Flow State" 🧠

So...

How do we create habits like this?
How do we achieve this flow state?
How do we make good actions almost automatic?

Pretty simple

We're going to use some techniques:

1. Task Chaining

Connect one task to another

You finish dinner
→ Wash your hands

Now, next time, wash your face also

Now, the next day you do:

→ Wash your hands
→ Wash your face

Now you're washing your face, let's add here a little skincare routine

Now, the next day you do:

→ Wash your hands
→ Wash your face
→ Skincare

One task becomes the trigger for the next

Now you don't have to remember every task separately

____________________________

2. Task Batching

Group similar tasks together

Instead of:

Phone call
Invoice
Phone call
Email
Phone call
Invoice

You batch them:

9–10 AM → Phone calls

10–11 AM → Emails

11–12 PM → Invoices

You're doing similar work together instead of constantly switching between completely different tasks

And when you do one task again and again, your efficiency rises by 71%

____________________________

3. Single-Handle Every Task

Focus on one task at a time and finish it before moving to another

Don't:

Write email
Check Instagram
Come back to email
Open YouTube
Come back to email

Pick one task

Finish it 🤏

Then move to the next

_______________________

So...

✅ I gave you the reason why you should focus on habits

✅ And I gave you some ways to get this flow state

So start working now 🤏

[Rakesh Nayak @rakeshcopywrite]

Discipline is a scam

Yes, you read that right

Discipline is a scam

And very few people know this

That's why I'm sharing it with everyone

You hear people saying:

🧑‍🦱: "I'm not disciplined enough"

🗣️: Well... that's not the case

Discipline won't shape your life
✅ Your habits will

👀 Imagine...

Early morning

You put on your shoes
Walk to the gym
And before you even realize it...

You're already there

You don't need to have a motivational speech with yourself every morning

Same thing:

You wake up
Without even thinking
Your toothbrush is already in your hand

These habits shape your life 🤏

Not this motivation or discipline:

"Tomorrow I'll go to the gym"
"Tomorrow I'll go to the gym"
"Tomorrow I'll go to the gym"
"Tomorrow I'll go to the gym"

It should become an automated process

We call this "Flow State" 🧠

So...

How do we create habits like this?
How do we achieve this flow state?
How do we make good actions almost automatic?

Pretty simple

We're going to use some techniques:

1. Task Chaining

Connect one task to another

You finish dinner
→ Wash your hands

Now, next time, wash your face also

Now, the next day you do:

→ Wash your hands
→ Wash your face

Now you're washing your face, let's add here a little skincare routine

Now, the next day you do:

→ Wash your hands
→ Wash your face
→ Skincare

One task becomes the trigger for the next

Now you don't have to remember every task separately

____________________________

2. Task Batching

Group similar tasks together

Instead of:

Phone call
Invoice
Phone call
Email
Phone call
Invoice

You batch them:

9–10 AM → Phone calls

10–11 AM → Emails

11–12 PM → Invoices

You're doing similar work together instead of constantly switching between completely different tasks

And when you do one task again and again, your efficiency rises by 71%

____________________________

3. Single-Handle Every Task

Focus on one task at a time and finish it before moving to another

Don't:

Write email
Check Instagram
Come back to email
Open YouTube
Come back to email

Pick one task

Finish it 🤏

Then move to the next

_______________________

So...

✅ I gave you the reason why you should focus on habits

✅ And I gave you some ways to get this flow state

So start working now 🤏

[Rakesh Nayak @rakeshcopywrite]

@AlexHormozi I would say:

F*ck you money = 100M

[Rakesh Nayak @rakeshcopywrite]

🤏 Let me share a little secret:

A confident guy with the wrong numbers

Can steal opportunities from

An underconfident guy with the right numbers 🫠

[Succeeded Mind @SucceededMind]

You won't always feel confident.

Act anyway.

[Rakesh Nayak @rakeshcopywrite]

@SucceededMind Let me share a little secret:

A confident guy with the wrong numbers

Can steal opportunities from

An underconfident guy with the right numbers 🫠

[Rakesh Nayak @rakeshcopywrite]

@Codie_Sanchez Updated Version 2.0

You want to make more money?

1) Take more Calculated risk

2) Be more delusional + feedback so you stay on ground

3) Do fewer things better (perfect)

[Rakesh Nayak @rakeshcopywrite]

@be_like_aj1