I have a neighbour whose daily routine is lighting a bonfire while listening to 90s rap. He's blasting DMX "X gon give it to ya" now. Not sure what to make of it.

The Batman is by far my favourite Batman movie. I loved how they made Batman a detective which I believe is faithful to the original Comic book character.

#1 content lesson I learned after posting for 5 years straight: The quality of your stories determines the quality of your results.

Storytelling is a persuasion cheat code because it allows you to bypass their logical brain.

3 most powerful skills you can learn: 1) Writing 2) Storytelling 3) Sales And you can learn all 3 by building an email list and mailing it daily.

I don't read self help books because I spent 12 months traveling around the world alone in my 20s.

Overheard at the supermarket: Man *with a pack of Snickers in hand* : "What's the protein content?" Woman : " (inaudible) grams" Man: "Oh that's too high. Let's go with the Kit Kat" Bros. We are SO FAR AHEAD.

I read less fiction in order to consume more non-fiction media > Courses > Podcasts > Business and self improvement books > Social media posts In hindsight, this is one of the biggest mistakes I've ever made. Reading fiction has single handedly made me smarter and more

You don't want followers. What you really want is respect. The follower count just gives you a false sense of having respect.

We made it fam

My conspiracy take of the day is podcasts are a psyop to stop you from reading old books. Only smart people will fight back against this trend.

Huge mistake creators make is telling their personal stories for the sake of telling stories. I get what happened to you may be sad or inspirational and it certainly will get you likes and impressions but the one thing it won't get you is clients.

The best way to get more sales without being salesy? Tell a 2 minute story about someone just like them who experienced the exact same pain and how they transformed their life by taking a painkiller (your product).

Not all stories are created equal. You'll make more money studying stories from ads than stories from stand up comedians and fiction writers.