Tui Jon

[DAN KOE @thedankoe]

Few people have realized this:

What used to take 10 people now takes 1.

What takes 10 people now will only take 1.

With the internet and a skill stack you can now build a more profitable business than the ones you pass by on the street (as one person).
https://t.co/ws7rYxvuPL

[Tui Jon @tui_jon46930]

@JamesOnGoogle PMAX

[Tui Jon @tui_jon46930]

@itsedaxe YES PLEASE ED THANKYOU

[Ed Axe @itsedaxe]

I've got a master swipe file with over 10 different trainings on how to automate your business from A-Z.

You can use this to save 10-20 hours a week so you can focus on higher leverage tasks in your business.

Comment below if you want to see it and I'll DM it to you!

[BowTiedTikTok @BowTiedTikTok]

For $3/hour, an assistant from the Philippines can scale your TikTok to 500,000+ Followers in 4 Months.

Here's the exact framework I use in 5 steps:

(works on ALL social media platforms)

[Hasan Toor @hasantoxr]

Best ChatGPT Alternatives to finish hours of work in seconds:

[Navalism @NavalismHQ]

"Become the best in the world at what you do. Keep redefining what you do until this is true."

@naval

[Christian @cbwritescopy]

My agency has booked over 1000 sales calls from cold email in the past 2 years…

Here are the 3 most common objections I've seen from prospects and how to overcome them

1. "What's The Cost"

This one is extremely common, and it's also the easiest objection to mess up.

[Ash @ashvinmelwani]

When I started to really lean into landing pages I didn't know where to even start.

I want to be helpful to whoever I can so I created this Landing Page SOP

It's everything we follow internally to convert more customers

Comment "LP" and I will DM it to you (must be following)

[JT Sarafa @jtsarafa]

I own the #1 food brand on TikTok Shop (Pop Daddy Snacks) 🤯

It took me 6 months of studying, talking to experts & trial and error to crack TikTok shop 💸

I made a quick vid explaining how we blew up & how you can too🎥🍿

Want me to DM it to ya?

- Follow Me ✅
- RT this✅

[Tui Jon @tui_jon46930]

@williamkast_ Thanks Will appreciate, please send DM

[Kevin Sozanski @kevinsozanski]

Our AI sales agents are getting us 6.9x more meetings booked 🤯

Our workflows queue inbound leads on autopilot, cold call (with predictive dialer), and more...

Doesn't take sick leave & dials 24/7 — bye LAZY setters!

RT, like, and comment "AGENT" and I'll DM it.
(Must follow)

[Blago @blagokam]

gotta love those $1000+ orders

[Kevin Krieg @iamkevinkrieg]

We went from 50k to 500k per month simply by improving our conversion rate with AI.

To celebrate, I'm giving away a FREE guide teaching:

- How to use ChatGPT to improve your CR
- Our 3 best CRO changes (copy them)
- Our FREE CRO tool set

Like + comment "CR" and it's YOURS

[Tui Jon @tui_jon46930]

Obsession takes everything, and gives you
more. It's a maze you enter, with no plan of
leaving. A beautiful addiction turned into art.
It's not about effort. It's about what feels
effortless. Finding your obsession is all that
matters.

[Tui Jon @tui_jon46930]

“i kept going, not because i wanted to. all of me wanted to stop; i kept going because i deserve to know what not giving up on myself felt like.”

[Hasan Toor @hasantoxr]

ChatGPT is now dethroned.

This new alternative is limitless.

(Use it for coding, generating images, and content creation)

[🧵Bookmark to use later]

[James Clear @JamesClear]

Before you discover what you love: fewer commitments, more experiments.

After you discover what you love: fewer experiments, more commitments.

[Nathan Baugh @nathanbaugh27]

In 2016, researchers at the University of Adelaide tested Kurt Vonnegut's theory that, "There’s no reason why the simple shapes of stories can’t be fed into computers."

They took the emotional arcs of 1300+ novels from Project Gutenberg, turned that into data, used modern tech to analyze the emotional arcs, and then identified 6 patterns seen over and over again in western storytelling.

Here they are:

1. Rags to Riches (rise)

Your classic underdog tale. A humble, hardworking peasant climbs the mountain to pull the sword from the stone.

• Rocky
• King Arthur
• The Pursuit of Happiness

2. Riches to Rags (fall)

Maybe the saddest story of them all. A journey from the highest of highs to the lowest of lows.

• King Lear
• Citizen Kane
• Scarlet Letter

3. Man in a Hole (fall then rise)

A character’s doing fine, gets herself into a huge problem, but figures out how to overcome it. They often end up better than they started.

“You see this story again and again,” Vonnegut says. “People love it, and it is not copyrighted.”

• The Martian
• The Hunger Games
• Shawshank Redemption

4. Icarus (rise then fall)

The hero goes on a meteoric rise up New York (or some other) society, calls everyone “old sport,” and throws the wildest parties in town. Then reality sets in, and he realizes he’s too close to the sun.

• Macbeth
• Great Gatsby
• Death of a Salesman

5. Cinderella (rise then fall then rise)

I’ll leave this description to Vonnegut:

“We’re gonna start way down here. Worse than that, who is so low? It’s a little girl… the shoe fits, and she achieves off-scale happiness.”

• Red Rising
• Slumdog Millionaire
• The Count of Monte Cristo

This is my personal favorite.

6. Oedipus (fall then rise then fall)

Up until the ~70% mark of the story it looks like things are sunshine and rainbows. Walter White goes from high school teacher to king of the drug lords, if you will. Then all goes wrong. The original fall is often not their doing while the final fall is.

• Hamlet
• Gone Girl
• Breaking Bad

My 3 takeaways:

1. Rags to Riches, Oedipus, and Cinderella rank as the three most popular with consumers. AKA, those books sold the most copies.

2. When you think through a story, give it an emotional shape. Literally draw it.

X axis: Time
Y axis: Ill fortune to good fortune

You might be surprised how much it helps you craft your plot (I was shocked).

3. Vonnegut was a damn genius.

[Orange Book 🍊📖 @orangebook]

Your cognitive skills decline, not because you are getting older, but because you started to live on autopilot, and stopped using your brain as you fell in love with comfort.