Proof luck doesn’t exist. https://t.co/jASU4BZD5B

The “No Luck” Chart Every Founder Needs to See
Marc Lou shared this chart claiming it’s “proof luck doesn’t exist.” It maps hundreds of startups by revenue vs. time...

The Zippo That Outlasted the Rain (and Time)
This old Zippo ad is a masterclass in selling through storytelling. One image, one story, one unbreakable promise.Marketing AnalysisInstead of...
The 5 levels every founder faces (in order):
Level 1: Not enough leads
Level 2: No killer product
Level 3: Too many leads (systems breaking)
Level 4: Your team needs to level up
Level 5: You need to level up
You can't fight the next boss...
The 5 Levels of Every Founder (And Why Marketers Should Care)
Ayman Al-Abdullah nailed it: founders (and marketers) level up like in a video game. Each level brings a new kind...

The Idea Is Easy. Execution Wins.
This image nails a timeless truth: everyone’s got ideas, but only a few act on them. The crowd thins fast...

The Power of a 5-Word Wake-Up Call
Nike nails it again with this ad. No shoes. No athletes. Just a line that punches your excuses right in...

Teach Don’t Hand Out: The Benjamin Franklin Way to Build Loyalty
Ben Franklin nailed a marketing truth before marketing existed: help people help themselves. His insight applies perfectly to how brands...

The Power of Laddered Goals
This sketch shows a simple but brilliant system for turning big dreams into daily actions. It breaks goals into layers:...

The "Kind Lie" vs "Unkind Truth" Curve Every Team Needs
Ever avoided giving feedback because you didn’t want to hurt someone’s feelings? This visual by William Meijer nails why that’s...

Machines Multiply, But People Create
This sign nails a timeless marketing truth: automation scales effort, but creativity creates value. The quote by Elbert Hubbard hits...

Big Mario Marketing: Sell the Power-Up, Not the Product
Most marketers make the same mistake: they pitch features instead of transformation. The “Big Mario Marketing” framework nails this by...
I sold my company for over $40 million when I was 31.
Here’s every idea I tried before my big win:
1. In high school I made $2,500 one summer flipping seniors’ used sports gear on eBay.
2. At 20, I launched a hot dog stand called Southern Sam’s: Wieners as Big as a Baby’s Arm. Made up to $1,000 a day. Learned how to sell - and how to blow all my money on beer.
3. That same year, I started an online liquor store selling rare whiskey. It lasted three months before a lawyer told me I wasn't doing things correctly. Still made $10K in profit.
4. In San Francisco, I started a weekly business book club called The Anti-MBA. Couldn't figure out how to monetize it, but met lifelong friends.
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Sam Parr sold company for $40, but did 13 businesses before then
Before selling The Hustle for $40M, Sam Parr tried a ton of scrappy business ideas. One of them? A hot...

Lone Wolves Starve. Packs Eat.
This short note hits hard. It feels like advice from a grandfather, but it’s really a masterclass in teamwork and...

The Ad That Makes B2B Feel Human
This ad from Base American hits you right in the feels with just one line: “Don’t tell your grandkids all...

How Failure Braids Into Success
This image nails a truth every marketer learns the hard way: success is a tangled mess of failed attempts. Each...
How to Use Future Self Framing to Motivate Your Audience
Most fitness posts scream “Work harder!” but Dan Go’s tweet hits different. He doesn’t yell at you to get in...
The richest business owners I know all have one thing in common:
They built their business to sell it from Day 1.
Here are the 14 ingredients that turn any business into an asset someone will gladly pay millions for:
Build to Sell, Not Just to Run
Most founders think about building a business they can live off. The richest ones? They build businesses they can sell....
The final milestone in Elon Musk’s pay package is completed when Tesla’s Market Cap reaches $8.5 Trillion.
For some perspective, this aligns with Cathie Wood’s $TSLA PT of $2,600 by 2030. ($8.4T Market Cap) https://t.co/Ae1hyT9UPt


The Power of Setting Wildly Ambitious Targets
Tesla’s last milestone in Elon Musk’s pay package kicks in at an $8.5 trillion valuation. Sounds wild, right? That’s exactly...
Rethinking Discomfort: A Tweet Worth Swiping
Ayman Al-Abdullah dropped a short, punchy tweet that flips how we think about stress. Instead of blaming chaos, he suggests...
3 ways to amp up your copywriting
Neville shares three quick upgrades that can instantly make your writing pop. You don’t need years of practice—just a few...
Why Most People Drop Out (and How That Becomes Your Edge)
Most marketers think they’re in a crowded race with thousands of others. But zoom out, and you’ll see that your...
Reset Your Life by 2025: A Twitter Guide
Dan Go’s “hard reset” tweet shows how to use urgency and clarity to drive clicks. The hook promises a total...

Unlocking Growth: From Comfort to Transformation
This visual nails something every marketer needs to remember: growth doesn’t happen where things feel safe. The layered circles take...

Harnessing Contrast and Clarity in Visual Messaging
This image nails the “useful over greedy” mindset with clean design and message clarity. No fluff. Just truth. It’s split...

Elevating Engagement: Humor and Clarity in Escalator Signage
A blue sign at Ipswich Riverlink Shopping Centre turned a boring “out of order” message into a memorable moment. Instead...