Thread by @OneJKMolina

I've been on Twitter for 16 months now

35,000 followers

Hundreds of thousands of dollars

And a ton of meaningful connections later

Here's the tl;dr:

1. There are 5 things that a Twitter account wants

Ranked by importance:

5) Followers
4) Engagement
3) Newsletter signups
2) Sales
1) Deals in the backend

The problem is people focus on 5 and 4 too much and not in 3, 2 and 1.

2. Meet people in real life

This doesn't make sense at the begining,

But if you're on "Money Twitter" chances are you have a friend in any major city in the world

@thehdmovement, @deeperthrill and me eating Japanese tapas in NYC:

3. Twitter is just saying 1 thing, 1000 different ways

- Work smart, not hard
- Put in the work
- Zoom out
- Money > Wealth
- Be unique
- The system is wrong
- Don't do what everyone does
- You can change your life if you do this, etc...

Every tweet is a remix of a remix

4. Zoom Out

Twitter is great at making you worry about things you can't control (world situation, engagement, etc)

But if you keep doing what you're doing for 6 months there's no chance you'll be better off

You're always in a winning streak, you just forget sometimes

Homage @VisualizeValue:

5. Keep an eye open

Some of the free posts you find here are sold as a $497 masterclass in other places

I took an idea from a @lawrencekingyo tweet and turned into an actual business

Money does grow on trees

6. If you want to be someone on Twitter, be someone outside of Twitter

Check some results I had for a ghostwriting client

He has an huge business and a crazy story, which is why it's easy to write for him

Do interesting things with your day. Write about them. Repeat.

7. You're 1 good tweet away

My friend @luisthewiz offered to do our landing page with @EdLatimore for free

All he asked for was a RT from both of us

He wrote a thread on that landing page and got him ~$10k in deals and an interview in front of a 250,000 audience

Boom

8) 1 + 1 = 3

I'm grateful I found @EdLatimore as a business partner

His skill and mine blended great:

I brought organization, copy and product

He brought sales, network and distribution

The combined result was better than the sum of what we could've done on our own

1+1 = 3

9. Everyone's figuring it out

The guy you admire for "making it" is constantly anxious because he knows he can do more.

Just like you.

Post some good shit

Make great connections

Make big money

Stay consistent for a year and watch how exciting this game is

Take it from me, I was making $250/mo when I joined Twitter

I didn't know shit

I still don't

10.

But if you're honest about the fact that you don't know shit

And keep learning and posting what you learn

It might not be too long until someone pays you to do it for them

That's just how this Twitter thing works:

It rewards the consistent.

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Talk soon,

JK

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