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Tom Noske

@tomnoske_

Endurance Athlete & Content Creator tweeting about productivity, personal development, and creative entrepreneurship.

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If you want to make great content You have to understand this harsh truth: Nobody gives a fuck what you have to say. If you start out expecting people to care, you will lose. Instead, solve people's problems. And put their needs above your ego

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I really believe that building an audience without showing some recognizable aspect of yourself is a complete waste of time. If you only write, all someone has to recognize your work by is your PFP. If you don't speak to the camera, you should.

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There is no way of knowing what will happen after the first step. So planning anything other than the very first step is a complete waste of your time. Too many of you spend months planning steps 1 - 10 only to throw out 9 - 10 once you finally start.

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The best part about effort; The more a task requires it, the less competition you will have to succeed. 99% of people don’t put enormous effort into their goals. Be the outlier. Stand out.

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Content creation is just exchanging value for attention. That's all it is. If you adopt a deep desire to provide as much value as humanly possible to your audience, you will win. The issue is most people create content selfishly.

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Any discomfort multiplied by any amount of time will result in the complete degradation of your passion. If you have to move mountains to make content. You're going to lose.

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On June 25th 2022, I was over $15k in Credit card debt and my business made a whopping $688 for the month. Today, I passed my first $100k/month. You are capable of so much more than you could possibly imagine.