"Paid communities are not worth it..." Is what I thought after joining 3+ FREE discord servers. But then I joined X Order Community 3 weeks ago. Only then I realized how important they are. Here are 5 benefits of joining a paid community: ━━━━━━━━━⁌•⁍━━━━━━━━━ 1) Committed Members When you join a paid community, You don't only connect with like-minded people. You connect with people who: • Have high standards • Hold you accountable • Share their knowledge with you They are all committed to grow and espace the 9-5 hell. I even met a guy from my country (which is a rare case) You won't find these guys in free Discord servers... You find them in high-quality communities. ━━━━━━━━━⁌•⁍━━━━━━━━━ 2) Learning Material High-quality courses cost up to $500 per piece. But in communities, you get FREE access not only to 1 course, But to many of them: • Habits • Writing • Mindset You don't have to scroll on the X timeline or YouTube for you page. You have the material in front of you. ━━━━━━━━━⁌•⁍━━━━━━━━━ 3) Free Coaching/Mentoring Good communities host weekly calls. This is huge because you: • Get instant feedback • Learn new tips and tricks • Can ask anything that bothers you You are forced to learn new skills. One of my best-performing tweets came from a video call challenge! ━━━━━━━━━⁌•⁍━━━━━━━━━ 4) Masterclasses Communities connect high-level individuals. What does that mean to us, members? High-level guests: • Dan Koe • Jack Moses • Dakota Robertson You would have to pay $499, $999, or even more to have a call with them. But you don't have to pay a single penny to ask them questions when you're a part of a community! Last week I had the opportunity to be on a video call with @bretterik . Super cool and friendly dude! Tomorrow, @TaylinSimmonds hosts one ($150+ value for free) I'm pumped for this one! ━━━━━━━━━⁌•⁍━━━━━━━━━ 5) New Opportunities Can't land your first client? One fellow member landed his first client a few days in! Can't get eyes on your content? I got my long-form retweeted by the founders! All thanks to other members of the community. Whenever you need: • Support • Referrals • Shoutouts You get a helping hand. Just don't be shy ;) ━━━━━━━━━⁌•⁍━━━━━━━━━ I wasn't aware of how important communities were for growth until I joined X Order Community. I wanna thank: • @thesavasx • @AidanLaBreche • @EuanSpencer00 For creating it. Send me a DM if you want to become a part of it as well. As always, Jakob

“The first step in to solving a problem is recognizing you have one.” -@bgarlinghouse

The Secret Ingredient to Doubling Your Client List… (And It's Not What You Think) <===============> No matter what you are… ➾ Editor ➾ Marketer ➾ Copywriter ➾ Ghostwriter ➾ Videographer ➾ Business owner There's one thing you need to level up. A community. And this isn’t just my “opinion” It's essential. Let’s say you land a big client… You know your stuff. You can deliver. But are good results "good" enough? Of course not. Because working with people isn’t just about the job or the paycheck. It's about the impact. Making a genuine difference. That’s how you pull more people into your circle (and your wallet) With a community behind you, hard tasks like: ➾ Creating ideas ➾ Client acquisition ➾ Reputation building Suddenly aren’t so hard anymore. Take @XOrderCommunity for example... I Joined a month back. Knowing the creators @thesavasx , @AidanLaBreche , and @EuanSpencer00 like brothers… I expected value. But the community's real power was a game-changer. Connecting with action-takers and thinkers - people just like you and me - resulted in multiple inbounds and rapidly spreading my name. (Missing out on their free community? Well, you shouldn’t be) But whether it's XOrder or your own personal network... Never underestimate the magic of collaboration. Share your big plans, seek feedback, and grow together. That right there is my golden secret. <===============> Interested in more perspectives like this? then follow me @Wordsmith_Ferdi for some more bangers like these.

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Creators with 100k + followers don't matter. • Dan Koe • Nicolas Cole • Dakota Robertson Don't consume their content. Here are 3 simple reasons why and what to do instead: ━━━━━━━━━⁌•⁍━━━━━━━━━ 1. Outdated Tactics Short-form content blew up in the last 2-4 years. And your favorite creators took advantage of it: • Dan Koe → personal branding • Nicolas Cole → email courses ghostwriting • Dakota Roberston → social media ghostwriting But that was all 2-4 years ago. Since then: • Personal branding has changed • Twitter content trend has changed • Client acquisition for email courses has changed That's why you must follow creators who have made it in the last 3-6 months. Their tactics are still FRESH. ━━━━━━━━━⁌•⁍━━━━━━━━━ 2. Content Structure Go to Dan Koe's profile rn. What does he post? • Large chunks of text • Inspirational one-liners • Basic self-improvement stuff But the problem is... This won't work for you with 200-1000 followers. It's too: • Broad • Generic • Inauthentic "But why does it work for him???" We'll go to that in the next step. ━━━━━━━━━⁌•⁍━━━━━━━━━ 3. Broad Audience There are 10.000+ eyes on these guys' content every day. Why? People become fans over the YEARS of following them. So they'll like WHATEVER they tweet. The tweet: "I just woke up and meditated for 5 min"? 1000+ likes. Easily. But they didn't start like that. • Dan Koe → web design • Nicolas Cole → ghostwriting secrets • Dakota Robertson → writing viral content Build an authority in 1 niche first. Then go abroad. ━━━━━━━━━⁌•⁍━━━━━━━━━ That’s a wrap. I would love your guys' opinion on that! RT to share it with more people. Follow me for more of these. As always, Jakob