Dan Thomas

The habits that got you to where you are today… … won’t get you to your next step.

You're not in competition with everyone. You're only in competition with who's IN THE ROOM.

What if you actually achieved your goals. What would life be like? If you hit every goal. If you did everything you said you’d do. What would that look like. Imagine it.

The biggest lie people will tell you is it’s not that simple. When really, it is.

When you ACT like THAT person - you BECOME that person.

Ask yourself - ‘what does someone at the next level DO? How do they act? What do they say? What does their day look like?

To reach the next level you have to start acting DIFFERENTLY by reverse engineering from that level

People plateau when they think acting the same way will get them bigger results.

How to add captions to your reels!

A small following doesn’t make you a smaller person.

Pt 4. As you can see here, your people want to do it, so get them doing it. @facebook

Pt 3. This is what I see every time, a truly disempowered support center who aren’t supported in finding solutions. They believe their only option is the process and cannot think laterally to find resolutions. @facebook #workculture #collaboration

Pt 2. taking 2 days with no fix. I’ve completed multiple feedback forms with no response and had zero proactivitiy from agents to SOLVE. As a paid customer your service is disgraceful, get your people to FIX problems and not treat customers like 3rd class citizens. @facebook

Pt 1. An official compliant for @facebook’s shocking service. I’ve an ads account that keeps disabling every time an ad is changed. I’ve raised case after case without a single response, I’m on my 20th chat session with no one offering fixes, only requests to re-enable.

Well, Article 13 made it through with none of the contested areas reviewed. A mess for platforms, an obvious yes from regulators looking at surface value. Now it’s time for EU countries to decide... Insights and my two cents on the podcast: itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/…

Finally Facebook will be prevented from discriminating which they say is important, but actually is the foundation of their business. nytimes.com/2019/03/19/techn…