Daanyaal Morris

I was a no-one, just like everyone else It took me 2 years to change it all Here's my story:

Want people to read your writing? Don’t focus on the algorithm. Focus on Human Psychology. Human psychology never changes.

You will doubt yourself. • Do it anyways Your family will doubt you • Do it anyways Your friends will doubt you • Do it anyways Everyone will doubt you until you make it happen. It's your duty to show them what you're capable of.

Reading isn't productive. Reading, acquiring knowledge, then ACTING on that knowledge is productive.

I get it. You're: • Confused • Overwhelmed • Frustrated By now the realization will have set in. • It isn't as easy as it seemed at first • You wanna 'quit' by trying another niche But it won't last forever, we're just over a week into 2025. Wanna know the truth? This is the hardest you're ever going to work, after the first 3 months, it's smooth sailing. • You'll get good at the skill you're learning • You'll make connections • You'll finally have some authority So you can either: Quit now (and never see the fruits of your labor) or Stick with it and succeed (On a long enough time frame this is GUARANTEED) There is only that choice. Remember though: When it gets easier, work harder. When it gets harder try something different. P.S. What would you rate this vacation pic as on a scale of 1-10?

Marketing with humour is underrated. If you make someone laugh, they’ll like you. If they like you, they’ll be more likely to buy.

The hard way to make money online: - Selling an item - Selling a service - Selling a product The easy way to make money online: - Selling a vision - Selling a solution - Selling a better life You can do it the easy way or the hard way.

Funny thing about most Copywriters I've seen go from $0 to $10k/month: Literally, all of them had been written off as failures (even by family and friends...) No special qualities. Not even any writing experience. Just a burning desire to change their story.

A good idea is a bad idea + a day of rethinking it. Good writing is bad writing + a day of revision. Quality is a process.

Whatever situation you're in you must accept 2 things: 1) You did this to yourself 2) You have the power to change it It's not always your fault, but it is your responsibility.

Write online every day for a year. Worst case scenario? Get better at writing. Best case scenario? Build a whole new career. There's no losing here.

Don’t box yourself in. You don’t have to: • Specialize in one skill • Follow a rigid diet • Live a fixed lifestyle The school system conditioned you to think this way. But in reality, you can: • Master multiple skills • Experiment with your health • Embrace seasons of discipline and chaos Humans are built to explore and adapt. Go wide before you go deep. P.S. Rate this vacation pic on a scale of 1-10

Most people stop learning after uni. The majority who continue to learn do it at a snail's pace. Never exactly failing but never truly succeeding. However, There are a few outliers that: Learn more in 6 months than others learn in 2 years. The only thing that sets them apart is 1 realisation: 'You learn through struggle, not through memorization.' That’s all it is. So, how do you learn faster? • Set a goal and outline a plan. • Work toward it. (With no preparation) • Learn as you go Then repeat. (Also look at this cute little guy lol)

Now is the best time to give it your all. While everyone is enjoying the holidays. Go all in: • Learn a skill • Build a personal brand • Get your first client You've finally got the high ground, moments like these are scarce. Don't waste it.

Spend your money on: • Looking better (Fashion) • Feeling better (Diet) • Making more money (Investing) Spend your time on: • Looking better (Fitness) • Feeling better (Spirituality) • Making more money (Skill acquisition) Spend with purpose.

You may join 𝕏 without a skill. But in 3 months of writing… I guarantee you’ll know more about: • Audience building • Personal branding • Content marketing Than 80% of people. It’s all you need to get yourself on track to financial freedom. Start now.

You don't need a MacBook Pro. You need: • Internet • A device • Fingers to type Break free

5 bad minutes doesn't make the whole hour bad. 1 bad hour doesn't make the entire day bad. 1 bad day doesn't make the entire week bad. Lesson?

You will fail. You will fail 1000 times. BUT, you'll also learn something new each time. Fail more, learn more. The time will pass anyway.

Everything you post should have 1 goal: • To convince the audience that you're the expert Every offer you make should have 1 goal: • To show your product as the ultimate solution to their problem. Tick these 2 boxes and you won't have to rely on any 'hacks' or 'tricks'