Some people build a massively successful business on their first shot.

That wasn't my experience, nor the experience of most people I've met.

This thread is about the transition from hustling your way to a few clients, to dialing in a product and buying your time back.

https://twitter.com/jackbutcher/status/1261139777061113858?lang=en

I'm convinced the best way to start a service business is to leverage the "Permissionless Apprenticeship" model.

Combine your process of learning a new skill with an output that brings value to someone you'd like to work with.

Upside happens either way.

https://twitter.com/jackbutcher/status/1261139777061113858?lang=en

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Jack Butcher

@jackbutcher

22 Oct

@visualizevalue

I’ve been told VV membership is too cheap too many times to not do something about it.

Going to raise the price when @visualizevalue hits 100,000 followers here.

1,300~ or so to go.

shop.visualizevalue.com/products/membe…

1,200 to go.

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Jack Butcher

@jackbutcher

10 Oct

10 Concepts from Build Once, Sell Twice: (thread)

1/ Build once, sell twice.

Move from selling your time to storing your effort in digital assets that you can sell twice.

2/ Focus

The more frequently you interrupt the compound curve, the longer time-freedom will elude you.

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Jack Butcher

@jackbutcher

9 Oct

Why you need to be selfish: (thread)

I have had countless conversations with people looking for a way to build a brand/audience/community online.

Here's the one thing I think everyone asking that question should be thinking about.

You need to be selfish.

Why?

Because (at a high level) if it helps you, it will eventually help others.

At a tactical level, it's provides the motivation to keep going.

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