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28 Apr, 5 tweets, 1 min read
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 know exactly how much you can get in return.

A short thread.
Let's imagine this.

You spend $97 to buying 150 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 $0.65.
Imagine half of those visitors (75) subscribe to your email list.

Then every new subscriber has cost you $1.29

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.
Making a profit of $3 might seem little,

However, you have covered your ad cost and added 75 people to your email list.

People you can sell new products for the rest of your life or theirs or till they unsubscribe.
You would have built your list for free

Not wasting weeks or even months on free traffic sources that probably won't convert.

Now that you get the basic idea of solo ads

What's stopping you from this potential passive income machine?

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29 Apr
Between the ages of 18 and 25 we have a certain superpower - Power to Screw Things Up.

Mistakes made during this time rarely cause permanent damage our lives

While making mistakes can set our paths, investing does it better.

5 things to invest in while in your 20s

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1. Invest in Books

Books hold information that someone else spent years collecting, organizing and making easy to understand.

Use that help!

It stays with you forever.
Most people stagnate as soon as they get a job out of college because they stop growing and learning at the same rate they used to.

Learn what others are unwilling to learn so you create an arsenal of knowledge that supports you in creating the life you desire!
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"Typical buyers will say no as many as five times before saying yes to owning a product."

Many salespeople hear that statistic and think it
means that to become a top salesperson, one must hit buyers with same information until they cave in.

They imagine this conversation👇
Kyle: Would you like to buy?
Josefa: No.

Kyle: Are you sure? It’s a really good deal.
Josefa: No.

Kyle: We both know you have a need for it. And you told me you have room in your budget.
Josefa: No.
Kyle: You can count on us to deliver what we promise. We have been around for one hundred years.
Josefa: No.

Kyle: It includes free shipping and your choice of colors.
Josefa: No.

Kyle: At this price, they won’t last long. Now is the best time to buy.
Josefa: Well… maybe.
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27 Apr
Did you know?

88% of millionaires are self made?

They weren't born into their wealth, their habits led them to their wealth.

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I may not be a millionaire yet, but I have been around quite a lot of them and can tell you exactly how they think.

The 6 biggest difference between them and us.
1. Belief

The Rich: Believe they can succeed even when no one believes them

The Poor: They are dependent on other people's opinions, they don't believe they can do it.
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I just got a new SUV and invited my friend Philip for a test ride.

It's new, it's bold, so we decided to take it off road for a real spin.

We were able to easily ride out of ditches and sandy areas as my powerful SUV was able to overcome all with little effort.

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We then encountered a river,

“This is the fun part!” I told Philip, as we approached the slow moving river

The four wheels were engaged with traction.

The water slowly rose as we moved forward...
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We kept moving.

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If applied, these quotes can change your entire existence

10 Quotes by Confucius that will change your life.

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Whenever you have a question, just ask.

You hardly have anything to lose, but all the wisdom to gain
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If Your Plan Is for 100 Years, Educate Children.
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22 Apr
Which option do you prefer?

A. I flip a coin. Heads, I give you $100,000.
Tails, you get nothing.

B. I give you $1000.

What is the single most underrated trait a person can have?

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Of course, like 90% of people, you’d take the $1,000, even though the expected value of the gamble is $50,000.

In economics, the $49,000 difference is called risk premium.

If you’re willing to take on risk, you stand to gain a large reward.
The reason most people aren’t is that they spend their entire lives chasing certainty

"When you try to stay on the surface of the water, you sink; but when you try to sink, you float.

When you hold your breath, you lose it"

- Alan Watts

The only solution is "Detachment"
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