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This is Joe Biden ‘19 and ‘24. Until the debate the media tried to deny this. Who you gonna trust; them or your own lying eyes?!
We need another season of @evil This is one of the best shows I’ve seen on TV in years. Why cancel?
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Eventually you’ll realize that it was all in your favor. It all happened the way it did to align you to where you were meant to be.
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🚨 Meta platforms, Facebook, Instagram, and Messenger, recently experienced a significant outage, leaving users unable to access the services.
#MetaGlobalOutage
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What happened, has happened. Free your mind from it. Let it go. You have greater blessings ahead. Manifest something better!
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May your heart and mind alchemize everything you're feeling into sacred medicine.
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When a resource is scarce it’s considered more valuable
This applies to:
Precious metals
Items that are selling fast
And you as an entrepreneur
Make yourself scarce
The art of not showing up ⤵️
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If you’re not always there
If you selectively choose when you show up
If you turn down more invitations than you accept
You become a scarce resource.
When that happens, people assume you’re busy.
They assume you’re up to something juicy
They become curious to know more
They are keener to see you
When you’re too available, you have the opposite effect.
You become old news
Part of the furniture
Not as exciting
Too reliable and ultimately taken for granted.
An entrepreneur who is too available makes themselves common, not scarce.
They respond to emails within an hour
And Slack messages within a minute
They can be summoned in seconds
They swoop in to solve problems
Commenting regularly in forums
Active on all social media
And at every event
Prevalence seems like a good idea but it’s really not.
Without the scarcity, their stock goes down.
Be less available
We are led to believe we need to show up everywhere
But it’s a massive lie.
Show up in fewer places, better
Do half the projects, twice as well
Leave them wanting more, not less
Master the art of not showing up to make yourself a scarce resource whose value is inherently high.
Go full hermit mode for a few months
Have an autoresponder explain you won't reply
Empower your team to progress without you there
Master the art of not showing up for more bang per buck every time that you do.
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Client: I wrote a book. I want to be on The NY Times Best Sellers List!
Me: That’s a great goal. You have to sell a lot of books including preorders and your book comes out tomorrow. What’s your plan for that?
Client: You!
Me: BYE ✌🏾
‼️PUBLIC RELATIONS IS NOT SALES‼️ – at Redondo Beach, CA
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PR is hard.
PR pros should only handle a handful of clients at a time.
The time your PR professional has to focus on your pitch (and your pitch only) and the number of placements they land have a direct correlation.
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#PRPros
Client: I want more details in the press release.
Me: The press release is about 500 words max. A press release isn't a whole detailed story. It's a release of info to get journalists and outlets interested in doing a story.
Client: How about 1000 words?
Me: NO!
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🌐 Whether you're a marketing professional, a business owner, or an enthusiast looking to stay ahead of the curve, this guide is a must-read! 💯📖
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