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[Jason Applebaum @Jason______A]

Friendly reminder if you’re 25 years old and you put $500 a month into the SP500 you will have put in $240,000 after 40 years but your account will have over $2,027,294.67 in it.

Nobody wants to wait 40 years but time goes by so much faster as you get older.

It’s litterally free money!

Start NOW!

[Jacob @jforjacob]

Just saw a video saying that if you don’t have AOV above $75 in 2025 “you’re not gonna make it, especially in US”

Someone please explain then how we have $40 AOV and just did $620k in our second full month live with a new brand in the US? Averaging around 30% net margins

We should do around $1.2m in September

Also, the most impressive person in Ecom I know has AOV nowhere near this either

This is prime example of what I’ve been talking about a lot recently

Stay off YouTube, podcasts etc for Ecom advice.

Most of the people creating content there have never seen inside the ops of a brand ran by a degen ex dropshipper / affiliate

They don’t know what’s possible

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@mrbrandowner Hold

[Pavel Durov @durov]

If you want to reach your full potential and maintain clarity of mind, stay away from addictive substances. My success and health come from 20+ years of abstaining from alcohol, tobacco, coffee, pills, and illegal drugs. Short-term pleasure isn’t worth your future.

[Shaun Eng @shauneng]

Why your $300k/mth Ecom brand will never hit $3M/mth (And it's not what you think)

Evolve guys are consistently in the top leaderboards for Adrevival

Their backends? Messy.
Their funnels? Basic.

Their secret? These 4 things that 90% of brands completely ignore:

1) Feedback loops

If you've actually been in Ecom for years, working 12 hours a day, and you have not progressed...

The problem is that you are not learning or adapting from your decisions.

You've probably made the same mistakes over and over again.

In your media buying, creative testing, etc

But you never tracked what you were doing and you never reviewed it to figure out what actually went wrong and how can you avoid making the same mistake.

It's simple in concept but most do not execute.

If you're not tracking you're slacking

You can do learnings on something that is working and something that is losing as well.

Whatever elements your winning creative has, do more of.

Whatever elements your losing creatives have, avoid doing it again.

"Oh but I don't have a winner if nothing is scaling"

There is definitely something that is doing the best for you out of all your attempts dork

If it's creatives, there will be a creative that's taking majority of spend for example

Do learnings on that to make it better

Eventually your learnings compound and breakthroughs happen

2) Limiting Belief

If you do not think it is possible it will not happen.

If you think the ceiling for your product is $300k/mth you will only be scale to scale that far

"I need problem solving product"
"My product is saturated"
"I have no MRR"

Whereas Comfrt scaled to $40M in January this year, and it's only their 2nd year in Business.

No MRR, no "problem solving product", no crazy new product

It's just hoodies bruv

Even if you were to only achieve 10% of that success.

$4M/mth don't sound too bad

Now you understand it's not a problem with the market but a problem with your current skill set, which can be improved.

Once you see what is possible your current challenges don't seem as hard

3) Intent

Most dudes just drift through life going through the motions.

Unfortunately, that doesn't get you far

If you don't know exactly what you want to achieve
Tracking and analyzing the metrics that matter
What should you spend your time on
The steps needed to get there
Create feedback loops

You're going to get lapped

You see, people talk about doing "deep work"

Getting crazy amounts of productive tasks done in a short amount of time

That is a period of high intent

What if every single thing you did in life was high intent and focused?

For Facebook ads - tracking what is going on (ad hit rate, time to launch creatives, weekly volume, etc), knowing why you want to create each ad, taking the time to review and learn from mistakes

For fitness - tracking your macros, tracking each lift (weight, reps), reviewing each session

If you figure out the metrics that move the needle and maximise on the things that actually matter

This is how you get so good at something that people start calling you "lucky" "On steroids"

You are maximising on the 20% that actually drives 80% of results (80/20 rule)

You'll be able to lap everyone if you can treat everything you do in life with intention.

If a billionaire were to work for 1 hour compared to your 1 hour, they would probably get more done than you, even if you both have the same resources

The way they take action with intention is just leagues ahead of you right now

You only have 24 hours a day you need to make sure those 24 hours are used wisely.

You cut out the things that don't matter, pivot when needed, and make each hour more productive

Life is an input-output game

If you don't know where your time is going, you can't control how your life goes

4) Ego

Ego is the enemy at all levels.

I meet tons of Ecom kids thinking they're hot sh*t at 10k 20k days

If you continue like that you will never be able to scale further

I also know Evolve dudes who scale from 0 to $100k+ days <1 year in Ecom

Never took their foot off the gas

Absorbed information from the right places (No copy paste BS)

The $100M brand owner is always curious to learn more, even if it's something they already know presented differently.

And they take action like their life depends on it

All the concepts I speak about always sound simple but no one is executing.

You don't need crazy new products or retardedly aggressive DR/BH tactics to scale

Just focus on the right things.

Do what you will with this information

[Sebastian Ghiorghiu @cbassg16]

The key to having anything in life is actually very simple it comes down to one concept. growth.

If you grow in any direction, eventually you’ll get what you need or want. Growth can be painful; it can also be fun. Usually, it comes bundled with failure but not always. It's very simple.

Smarter people recognize patterns faster, so they grow faster. Gritty people can handle more, so they outgrow most.

There are a million ways to get up a big mountain, but at the end of the day, everyone does the same exact thing, they climb.

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@apollonator3000 context

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@umzrs profit

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@stripesupport @afortunetrading why are you lying. You didnt respond my message almost 2 days!!!

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@stripesupport Stripe Closed my account on September, 2023 and hold my funds. They sent an official letter to my lawyer and said They will release funds on 4 January,2024. It is already February and They are holding 29k without any explanation!!!

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@lukebelmar See you brotha🔥🔥

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@idorebhun send

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@stripe Stripe Asked for documentation and re enabled our account 2 days ago. Our lawyer sent them an official letter as well. After 2 days they sent same email again about closing our account.And refunding $30594 to customers which happened in a month? How Come? Lawsuit is coming!!!!

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@BofA_Business I am a Platinium Honors Member of Bank of America and Doing Business With you 5 years, But Bank of America closed my merchant account after a week without a reason or email. If you do not support my business why would i support BOF?

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@saleswithrohit @joseph_ecom could you dm to me your email respond. I have a same issue

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@stripe @stripe Please check your DM!

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@stripe Dear @Stripe, we've sent an important DM regarding our account status. We'd appreciate it if you could take a moment to review and respond at your earliest convenience. Thank you. #CustomerSupport #StripeSupport