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The big problem in American politics is that voters expect the government to solve their problems. Our country was founded on the principle that the people should be left alone to solve their own problems. When government is empowered to solve problems, it creates them instead.
If your content isn’t getting attention, this is usually why:You’re chasing people who are already solution-aware and ready to buy.
That’s the most competitive (and expensive) place to play.Most newer marketers lose here because the “sharks” are already dominating that space.
Better move:Target people who are problem-aware but not yet solution-aware.
Show them the real problem clearly, then position your solution as the obvious next step.
You stop competing for attention and start becoming top of mind before they’re ready to buy.
I made a video breaking down exactly how to do this a few years ago. Still works.
Automated system online for Meleluca
5 leads per day processed and contacted 100% on autopilot and pushed into the system.
People watch the presentation live and message the person who invited them for the link to get started.
Automated prospecting is the key to the entire system. Only speaking to people who are ready to join and know what it's about.
Stop selling and start sorting.
Thinking big takes the same amount of mental energy as thinking small.
You can spend all day asking:
“How do I make an extra $100?”
Or you can ask:
“How do I build something that makes $100,000?”
Both questions require you to think.
But one forces you to find a completely different answer.
Most people don’t have a work ethic problem.
They have a size-of-the-question problem.
#Thinkbigger.
#greenlanddeal
This doesn't look like a repackaged treaty as many people keep saying.
Its looks more like Greenland is gaining independence and control over it's future. With the US being able to vet investment.
















