I use the bank’s money
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X just feels like an app where I’m getting overstimulated with insane amount of offers to join people’s email list lmao
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The reason why Amex doesn't trust you enough is because you fall into one of these categories
not long enough history with amex
OR
if you’re Chad ramming spend🦍
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An easy workaround is pre-paying via wire
1. call Amex beforehand and wire them money
ex $40K
2. you will 100% be allowed to spend at least $40k that month w/ no problems because you pre-paid it
3. Amex sees you can be trusted + bump limit up
(immediately start Chad ramming again🦍)
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Read this short thread if you want a higher limit with your Amex Plum(also works on gold + plat)🧵⬇️
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Paralysis analysis and procrastination is like depression for entrepreneurs
You wanna do stuff but you’re mind doesn’t let you
Avoid at all costs.
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I’m about to undergo the most stressful 6-12 months of my life and I can’t help but think how EXCITED I am.
From a logical standpoint, I sound fucking insane
BUT
It doesn’t have to make sense
What matters is
I’m pursuing what I want to do in life
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The one thing I absolutely dreaded doing throughout my high school and college years was writing.
I hated that shit with a passion.
"Okay class we have a new assignment,
read this 300 page book that is not interesting and
write a 10 page essay with single spacing.
Oh and btw its due in 2 weeks"
Every time I finished an essay
I remembered feeling so much joy knowing
the fact that I was 1 essay closer to graduation.
Now, 2 years after graduating college
I've noticed how CRUCIAL it is to
write, speak, and listen for everyday business functions.
I honestly regret not practicing these skills more.
Regardless,
What I do today matters more
than what I did yesterday
Making it a daily non-negotiable to write at least 500 words a day
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David retweeted
Davids advice been top tier for a while.
Been brainstorming credit sauce for a while with him and he’s never missed.
10/10 recommend going to him for questions
Want to get 50k in funding for your Amazon business?
Open these business bank accounts: Chase, Wells Fargo, Navy Fed Credit Union, US bank, Bank of America
Have them open for over 91 days
Make sure you get credit limit increases for personal CC’s beforehand and pay them down before applying
Have at least 2.5k in the bank account for the business CC’s you're trying to get
Want to get 50k in funding for your Amazon business?
Open these business bank accounts: Chase, Wells Fargo, Navy Fed Credit Union, US bank, Bank of America
Have them open for over 91 days
Make sure you get credit limit increases for personal CC’s beforehand and pay them down before applying
Have at least 2.5k in the bank account for the business CC’s you're trying to get
The thought of being set back actually excites the fuck outta me
Denied for credit card? GOOD, spend 20 hours studying how to boost your credit and try again.
Amazon leads are shit? GOOD, find more leads
Sets back happens, who cares be grateful you got another shot at it. Stop overthinking and start doing.
The greatest killer of potential is thinking about what could have been. You hit a milestone but of course life happens. Setback ensues and now you feel like it's a long road ahead again
You'd think that even getting a taste of that level once would energize you to get back on track. But oddly this tends to completely demotivate most people
Irrational fears start to pop up. Before, you didn't have an expectation to anchor your progress to. Now, all of your actions are taken so much more seriously
What if I blow it again? What if I try again and I don't get back there? As long as you keep giving importance to that one previous W, hesitation adorns your every move
You have to forget fast. So what if you lost big. Get back on your feet and showcase the same abundance you did to see that progress in the first place
Do you come up short? Do you surpass it? Doesn't matter. Don't even let that be a thought. This idea of "what I used to have" doesn't exist. Focus on the act of playing the game
Keep having fun. Keep putting up points on the scoreboard. Wake up one day and be grateful for the fruits that inevitably bear. No arbitrary markers or limiting beliefs. Simply higher
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