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Sam

@SamPandemic

28 Mar

I'm not rich, but I have a couple thousand in cash and assets.

Started making money online in 2018.

In Feb, I quit the cooperate world.

So, what are some habits that separate the rich from the poor?

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1. Discipline - Financially and emotionally.

Because you had a bad day at work doesn’t mean you need to spend £200 on clothes to cheer yourself up.

Rich people tend to save with more precision and meet their goals on a much more consistently.

Poor people have no discipline.

2. Goal setting - Rich people figure out what they want.

They make plan to get what they want and then they go to work to achieve it.

They break it down into long term and short term goals.

For some reason, poor people either don’t set goals at all or they set and forget it.

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Sam

@SamPandemic

28 Mar

If you could spend $1 and get $2 back, how many $ would you spend? Everything you could get your hands on right?

That's one of the best things about Solo ads.

For every dollar you spend, you can predict how much you will get in return.

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Let's imagine this.

You spend $97 to buy 200 clicks.

You know the approximate amount of visitors to expect to click your link

You also know that each one of those visitors cost you $0.49.

Now, imagine (90) visitors subscribe to your email list.

Then every new subscriber has cost you $1.1

Imagine if just 4 people purchased your product and you get a commission of $25 per sale.

You'd have made $100 after spending $97.

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Sam

@SamPandemic

27 Mar

When something is important enough, you do it even if the odds are not in your favor."

“Failure is an option here. If things are not failing, you are not innovating enough.” - Elon Musk.

Resume of Elon Musk's failures.

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1995 : Unsuccessfully applied for job at Netscape.

1996 : Ousted as CEO from his own company Zip2.

1999 : The first PayPal product was voted as one of the 10 worst business ideas.

2000 : Ousted from his company PayPal while on holiday.

2000 : Almost died from cerebral malaria.

2001 : Russians refused to sell him rockets to send mice or plants to Mars.

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Sam

@SamPandemic

25 Feb

Nuggets that will help you navigate life.

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1. Don’t worry about money; worry about the opportunity and money will follow.

Chasing money early in your career, is usually a bad choice.

You are much better served building up your skills and knowledge.

Taking this longer-term career view pays off.

2. Take your chances when you are young.

Take the risky path with great upside potential every chance you get.

I’m not saying you should take foolish risks. I am saying take smart, calculated risks.

You have the rest of your life to recover if things don’t go as planned.

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Sam

@SamPandemic

24 Feb

It's suger free and Ants do not care for it!

Below are some great examples of marketing as seen on the web.

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1. Nothing else matters.

2. Climbing the stairs is like Climbing the Everest for some.

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Sam

@SamPandemic

21 Feb

10 truths everyone should accept in life.

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1. If you think you just need intelligence to succeed, then this belief will make life difficult.

Success comes to those who know how to digest failures, criticism, long hours, keep working even when there is 1% chance of success, that is only achieved by one quality— Resilience

2. Companies expect 10 years of experience from you while hiring you but while giving you a salary they perfectly remember that you are graduate.

Sad, but true.

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