Most people suck at storytelling. Here’s an easy trick for telling better stories:
Something I taught 9 yo: Even if the stuff you're learning in your classes is just mindless memorization, it's still worth getting good grades, because good grades get you sorted with smarter people, and being around smart people is genuinely worthwhile.
1/ The future of NFTs. 🧵
most people's writing is boring, or too complicated. here's 7 things that will make you a better writer. Let's start with the most non-obvious tip:
Online courses are money-makers. But contrary to what you've been told, selling them isn't complicated. THREAD: An 8-step system to more online course sales. 🧵
Valuation matters far, far less than the decision of whether to invest or not. The spread between bargain and outrageous startup valuations can't be more than 5x, in a world where the best investments can return 1000x.
Just hit 200,000 followers. Here's my 13-step Twitter growth playbook:
Ok I'll bite Here are the first ~20 investor updates we sent at @teachable from inception to $1M+ in ARR Reading them again fills me with nostalgia and infinite amounts of cringe but hope they help someone out there!
It took me 15 years to reach 81K on Twitter. On YouTube, we just did it in 4 years. I only started taking YouTube seriously 11 months ago. Now it’s allowing our team to practice, get feedback and improve quickly. Our content output is 3x. So what changed?
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