James Sinclair argues that outcompeting others comes down to hard work and responsiveness. He posted a TikTok asking for a digital strategist with his number on screen. Hundreds texted, but almost nobody followed simpler instructions in the comments, proving most people won't do basic work.
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You want to know the cheapest, quickest, easiest hack to being successful? Put in the work. I did a TikTok seven days ago, 41 seconds saying I'm looking for a digital strategist to help me understand what I should be doing or could be doing. 41 seconds. At second 30, I put up my phone number and I said text me. I responded to 100% of the people that texted me. But the number of people that sent me DM's email calendly zoom, I'm the right person for you. I watched your TikTok. I'm the right person. I'm the right person. The number of people who left comments with like their email address and stuff. You couldn't even make it 30 seconds where I put up my phone number and told you to text me. That's the cheat code. Put in the work. Put in the time. Put in the effort. Be diligent. You're the problem. Or sit around wondering why money's not falling from the sky and blame everybody else. Put in the work. Good luck.