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What @jackbutcher has built with the @visualizevalue community is just incredible.We have weekly meetings with the most successful people on the internet.I'm going to start sharing my raw thoughts on

Today I turn 26 years old.Here are 26 lessons I've learned through life. 1/ Stop being so arrogant."I don't know" is a valid answer. 2/ Do not let negative feedback

Hot Take:Newsletters >>> Twitter Timeline- No algorithms- Content does not disappear- Not limited to 280 charactersHere are nine underrated newsletters you should check out:THREAD 1/ @brandonthezhang's Weekly WisdomBrandon tal

Mental Models 101 :A thread with 10 questions that will change your life 1/ Inversion"What are the things I must AVOID to achieve this?" 2/ First Principles"Why?""Why?""Why?""Why?""Why

I've had this in my head for a long time and decided to give it a shot.I'm starting a weekly newsletter with the best content out there for digital creators.The

Creating is hard... HOWEVERIt gets easier when an NYT bestseller author helps.He wrote THE favorite book of thousands of people (including myself).So today on Thursday's Thread Edition Numero UnoHere are

What is marketing? 1. If the circus is coming to town & you paint a sign...That’s Advertising. 2. If you put the sign on the back of an elephant... And

One of the brightest minds in Twitter belongs to @shl.Sahil is a master of product building and value creation.For it, he must know how customers behave as well.I dug into

I get it. Pricing is difficult.It's full of questions such as"Is this the right price?""Should I charge more?"That's why people make a decision early on the process and do not

You haven't heard this before:"The key to growing on Twitter is giving out value."Okay, maybe you have.But value... What's that supposed to mean?What's valuable for people?Here are 6 different ways

Are you a digital creator?If so, keep reading.I constantly notice that a lot of you are only offering one version of your product.Let me tell you:You are losing money.You should

Imagine you discount a product from $50 to $30.How would you frame the discount? "$20 off" or "40% off"?Would it change if the price was $150?Today's Thursday Thread is dedicated