Good morning Legends,

I often get this question from the peanut gallery:

“How come you don't make YouTube videos?”

“How come you're not posting on LinkedIn?”

Let me keep it real with you...

There’s no bigger bang for the buck than posting on X.

I want you to imagine a platform where you can post for as little as 15 to 25 minutes per day and potentially use that traffic to generate millions in revenue.

BECAUSE THAT IS X

Meanwhile, you’ve got wannabes influencers spending $10,000 on equipment for YouTube, pouring thousands more into production, and wasting 100s of hours creating content that barely moves the needle.

Guys on LinkedIn are pumping out content for what?

Replies from AI chatbots and human beings that act like chatbots (lol)

Now here's why the other platforms fail...

Because at the end of the day, X isn’t just a content site.

X is a networking site.

And the reason you're able to generate real money here is because you're getting connected to the right kinds of people.

And THAT'S WHY X is the biggest bang for your buck in the entire social media game.

For example

I can post a meme made in 15 minutes, hit the send button, and boom, hundreds of thousands of eyeballs start rolling in.

That's the kind of attention that builds a business that does millions in revenue.

So let me ask you:

Who's smart?

The guy burning his cash and time on YouTube…

Or the guy posting memes and stacking millions?

Anywho

If you're a time-conscious entrepreneur or creator, X is the only platform that makes sense.

And if you're ready to use it the right way?

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- Dino | The Art of Purpose

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