Growing to 10k followers on X is the toughest.

It feels like you’re talking to a wall and most people quit before things get easy (or less annoying).

I wrote a case study that documents how I got there, and how you can replicate the process.

Want me to DM it to you for FREE?

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You attract what you are ready for. Make sure your actions, behaviors and habits are aligned with what you want.

I'm sure you didn't know I worked in a care home at some point. It was one those experiences that made me want to work twice as hard to grow my online business.

I washed dishes, changed used pads, mopped floors, and worked 12 hour shifts, 4-5 times a week.

I remember one time while I was changing a resident's pad in her bathroom, and I saw myself in the mirror and just thought to myself "is this my life now?"

On another "pad changing occassion", one of the residents literally said "you're not a happy man, are you?"

In my shock, I asked her why she thought so, and she said, well, you're not as smiley as the other carers.

And in my mind, I was like, "Please, can you just turn around so, I can be done wiping your ass and move on to the next resident?"

At that moment, I knew my displeasure for the job had become so obvious to everyone. All I could think of while working that job was how tired I was of it all, and wanted a change.

I went home and couldn't sleep. "This isn't where I thought I would be by now", I thought to myself. I knew I was a great writer, so giving up on the craft was not an option.

All I felt was the need to improve my craft. And I wanted to be one of those people who saId, "I quit my job, to work full-time on my online business."

This was my goal.

And somehow I stumbled on a Twitter business course and the rest they say, is history.

Check it out here

I've recently been considering getting a Kindle, but my love for physical books has been holding me back.

I spent all through last night looking at Kindle reviews and comments on Youtube, secretly hoping no one would successfully convince me that Kindles are the better option. But they were successful. 😕

I came up with the conclusion that I'm gonna stick with both.

I ordered the Kindle 11th generation from ebay this morning, and my strategy is to buy digital copies for cheap on Kindle, and if it's worth re-reading, I'll buy the physical copy and have it on my shelf. (because I've bought physical books in the past that were a complete waste of time).

This way, I'll only have physical copies of books I really love.

I'll let you know what I think when I get my hands on the Kindle.

Anyways, do you prefer Kindles or physical books? Let me know

Read what everyone reads and you’ll sound like everyone.

Read the not so popular books and you’ll stand out.

There are many opportunities on the internet.

So much that you can jump on a new one every 6 weeks and still have lots more to go through after a year.

The various success stories can be tempting.

But you’ll only have those stories if you can focus on one for an extended period.

On my way to the gym this morning, I had a conversation in my head about what people need to succeed. And while success to many is mostly about making money, there's more to it. 

There's the fitness goals, academic goals, and relationship goals.

Anyway, I realized that success is theoretically simple but complex in practice. But it helps to know the theory to simplify the practical.

Achieving success follows the same two secrets across any domain.

Here are the two secrets of success

A community of like-minded people

There are countless sayings around, "Show me your friend, and I'll tell you who you are." This is because of how true it is.

I can attest to this because my first step to getting to over 50k followers on Twitter was to join as many communities as possible.

This is one community I recommend

A community does two things: 

Creates a sense of accountability and competition.

There's no way you can see other people succeeding at something - who are in close proximity to you, and you sit and cross your arms. Unless you're arrogant and believe you're above them and don't have anything to learn from them. 

But if you're willing, you will do whatever it takes to become like them and even become better in some cases. 

Number two is...

Consistency and insane work ethic

There are tons of distractions. If your goal is fitness, you might be distracted by sleep, social media, or even your girlfriend.

If you aim to build a dropshipping business, you might be distracted by people already succeeding with affiliate marketing or an agency.

It's tough, but focusing on your community AND GOALS is necessary for achieving your goals.

This is why I'm a big preacher in connecting to a community (and being dedicated) because you can easily solve the problem of lack of focus.

Plus the need to level up will fuel your work ethic. 

How are you guys today

The game is not rigged. Learn what the winners are doing and replicate.

If you believe you don’t have the face or confidence for YouTube or visual content, create a Twitter account.

Stop letting excuses stop you.

Grow your brain with books.

Grow your spirit with meditation and prayer.

Grow your body with lifting weights.

Grow your business with deep work.

Grow your relationships with quality time together and gifts.

“When the soul suffers too much, it develops a taste for misfortune.”

— Albert Camus

Happy new year everyone. Thank you for your support. May this year open new doors for every one

Stop relying on motivation. Hard work gets you farther than motivation ever will.

Hi everyone

So, I started a new Twitter account separate from Growthclinicc.

It’s my personal account and aim to focus it solely on myself Evans Okoro and not on Growthclinicc. Meaning I’m gonna share personal stories of what I’m up to and everything I’m learning on the way. I have a lot to share. I’ve learned a lot being in a new country and travelling for a year and I want to share everything I know with you guys.

So, I want you guys to Follow me here

https://x.com/evansokoro_/status/1753836870189158419

Thank you