In this concise monologue, the speaker evaluates a set of modern professional skills—copywriting, networking, graphic design, video editing, investing, prompting, speaking, coding, marketing, and sales—assigning each a tier (S, A, B, or C) based on perceived impact on wealth and career growth. While copywriting is deemed important but only A‑tier, networking, coding, marketing, sales, and investing are highlighted as S‑tier, the most valuable. Graphic design falls to C‑tier due to difficulty, video editing and prompting sit in B‑tier (with AI assistance noted), and speaking is considered non‑essential. The overall message is that focusing on the S‑tier skills—especially networking, coding, marketing, sales, and self‑investment—will accelerate financial success.
Chapters
Copywriting. A. Copy is important, but it's not S-tier. Networking. It's A-tier, man. Your network is your net worth. Graphic design. C. It's almost impossible in today's world to do that. Video editing. The skill is important, but you can do it with AI. I put it as B. Investing. It's an S-tier skill, but it's only to remind yourself to invest in yourself. Prompting. Upper end of B. Prompting is almost like solid. Speaking. Solid B. You could literally hide behind your keyboard and be fucking millionaire. So not needed. Coding. It's S-tier. 2 people, one that knows how to code, the other one that doesn't. This one's going to become richer faster. Marketing, S tier, bro. The ability to get an eyeball is the most powerful skill. Sales, S tier. You'll learn marketing indirectly doing sales.
