Julian Redd @julredd_

We help UK agencies & freelancers increase revenue from existing clients White-label web design by a dedicated partner → Partner with us ↓ white-label.ghwebstudio.co.uk Joined April 2018

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Justin Welsh @thejustinwelsh

6 months ago

Normalize being difficult to get a hold of.

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Justin Welsh @thejustinwelsh

6 months ago

If you're a solopreneur, remember: - Ideas are easy. - Execution is hard. - Consistency is harder. Start and don't stop.

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Alex Hormozi @AlexHormozi

6 months ago

In the first half of your education, you learn to pay attention. In the second half, you learn to ignore.

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There’s never been a better time to be 18 years old. The amount of education information that is available now from the best minds in business is unparalleled. You get to know everything the best figured out…at age 18. Then you just need to do it, rather than figure out how to do it, which is what it takes so long.

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Jim Heskel @jimheskel

6 months ago

You can lower prices and attract bargain hunters. Or you can raise prices and attract people who value results. One makes selling harder. One makes it easier. Counterintuitive but true.

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Fola Aina @folanski

6 months ago

It is ok to start small, but whatever you do, don't stay small. Go for more!

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Er. Mansoor @MANSOORNABI12

6 months ago

Work is what you have to do. Passion is what you want to do. Obsession is what you can’t not do.

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Reads with Ravi @readswithravi

6 months ago

“Success is the sum of small efforts repeated day in and day out.” — Robert Collier

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Mr.misoto @sheddy_memes

6 months ago

Gentle reminder: 2025 was for learning. 2026 is for earning. Claim it.

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33 Strategies of War @33StrategiesBot

6 months ago

The kind of quote that explains how one man reshaped a continent.

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Noir Creates @noironx

6 months ago

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Iman Gadzhi @GadzhiIman

8 months ago

One of my companies just went live on Product Hunt today. And I'd love for you to test it. Here's the backstory 🧵

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Alex Hormozi @AlexHormozi

6 months ago

Somethjng that limited my growth for the first half of my career “counting the other guys money.” In other words, even if a deal made sense for me, if “the other guy” was gonna make off better than I was off my work, I didn’t want to do it. It was my ego and my competitiveness that prevented me from taking some really valuable opportunities early on. Leila (my wife) broke me out of it. Since tben, we’ve adopted a little saying “never count the other guys money.” If a deal makes sense for you, it makes sense for you. And if someone else makes off even better, good for them. They’ll probably want to do more deals with you in the future. And you’ll probably make even more off those. Some of the deals I’ve made the most absolute money on were ones where I made someone else even more.

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Kpaxs @Kpaxs

6 months ago

The uncomfortable truth about excellence is that you cannot systematize your way to glory. At some point, someone has to look at a messy, under‑specified reality, feel the weight of possible blame, and say: “I see it. I’ll call it. If I’m wrong, it’s on me.”

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Orange Book 🍊📖 @orangebook

6 months ago

You can't compound intelligent decisions and attract luck into your life unless you understand how to maintain a clear mind in a high-energy body: being physically exhausted and mentally overstimulated is how you compound silly mistakes despite "working hard and doing your best."

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Suhail @Suhail

6 months ago

You gotta stick with something for a while to get “lucky” in your career. And almost any tremendous career requires some.

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Orange Book 🍊📖 @orangebook

6 months ago

A lot of relationships fail not because people don't love each other enough, but precisely because they naively assumed that "love" would allow them to be blind to everything else. In doubt, stay pragmatic. Financial responsibility, a healthy lifestyle, a fulfilling job, time alone, you can't compromise on them if you want to increase the chances that the person you love stay that way. Or better, if you truly love them, to give them an opportunity to grow into an even better person.

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KNOX @knoxtwts

6 months ago

most digital product sellers are gambling addicts in denial. let me explain. they pick 3 ad angles. run them for months. watch CPMs climb. blame meta. then they "optimize creative" which means tweaking the same 3 losing bets hoping something changes. where it gets uncomfortable. your product doesn't solve 3 problems. it solves 30. every frustrated buyer has a different story that led them to you. one's stuck at $3k/month. one's trading time for money. one's tired of clients who ghost. one missed another family dinner for a deadline. one's watching dumber people get rich. 30 doors into the same room. you're knocking on 3. talked to a guy last month selling a $497 coaching program. stuck at $400/day for 4 months. same 3 angles on repeat. told him to write 25 more problems his offer solves. not benefits. problems. specific ugly situations real people hate living in. launched one ad per problem. 3 weeks later he found 5 winners he never would have tested. $400/day became $2,100/day. same offer. same funnel. different doors. he wasn't bad at ads. he was bad at volume. the algorithm doesn't reward your best creative. it rewards your willingness to be wrong 27 times to find the 3 that print.