How else are you going to find brand new ways to do better work?
It surely doesn’t fall on your first attempt at trying something different.
Try, and then try again.
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If you want to grow a great brand, start with your audience first
The money is a byproduct from growing a great brand, not a given outcome.
You don’t have to be a great brand to 1,000,000 people.
Oftentimes, 10,000 or even 1,000 is already enough.
Brand will be the biggest factor why your business will succeed or fail
What are you known for?
What do your customers and non-customers say about you when you’re not around?
What do people expect from you?
How do you uphold your end of the deal as a business?
What does your brand stand for?
the key to social media success is in quantity
One really nice, edited reel won’t do as much for your business as opposed to 100 decent reels that talk about highlights and benefits of your product.
Social media needs context.
People want to see more, not less.
The only way you’ll build brand and win business is by posting more pieces of content.
Picking yourself has never been easier with social media
If you’ve ever wanted to build a brand, you can do so with $0, today, at home, with your phone.
What’s left is actually doing the work.
Slow Growth
It took me 4 years to grow a 15k following on Instagram for my family’s restaurant.
The first 2 years were slow. In fact, over half of the followers have been acquired within the past year.
Slow doesn’t mean you’re not growing.
Things take time, so give yourself the appropriate amount.
Significant Change
Everyone wants to see huge changes happen overnight.
Nobody wants to take small actionable steps to see their desired outcome over a longer stretch of time.
Turns out, the latter is how 99% of significant change is done.
You don’t have to know what you’re doing in your 20’s
You don’t have to know where you’re going with your life by 24.
You don’t have to feel like you’ve got it all together—most people don’t, even well after their 20’s.
It’s fine to be unsure.
As long as you keep learning, challenging, and doing things that matter to you while doing whatever it takes to practically sustain your life—the rest will be taken care of.
Rules for Creative Success #13
Compare yourself only to where you were yesterday.
Don’t get stuck comparing yourself to others.
It’s simply an unfair situation you’re putting yourself in.
Make it so easy that it’d be silly not to do it
If the goal is to wake up earlier, set your alarm to your usual wake-up time.
After a few days, adjust the time by 1 minute.
After a few more days, adjust the time by 1 minute again.
At first it won’t seem like anything is changing.
Once you’ve been following your adapted habits after a few weeks, change will start to take place.
And it only started with 1 minute.
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