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Hey Reader, Yesterday I caught myself doing it again. Fridge open. Cold air in my face. Staring at cheese like it holds the meaning of life. Zero decisions made. Five stupid seconds of paralysis. And it hit me: This is how most people run their business. Freeze. Think. Overthink. Wait for the “right moment.” (Spoiler: there isn’t one) It snapped me out of it because of this: Bad choices are recoverable. Hesitation? Not so much. Because the only reason I gained 10K followers and $120K in three months wasn’t luck. It wasn’t strategy. It wasn’t perfect planning. It was speed. (Not THAT kind of speed, calm down.) I move fast. Almost uncomfortably fast. Three months ago: - Quit my job with nothing lined up While most people compare options, I’ve already: - tested 3 versions Not because I’m brilliant. Because I refuse to stall. Wrong decisions? Data. Right decisions? Also data. People act like impulsivity is a flaw. Please. The cost of a wrong move is tiny. Some time. Maybe money. But you get direction. The cost of not moving? Massive. - You freeze. If you want a way out of that loop, the LinkedIn playbook is the exact system I used to move fast, adjust faster and grow like hell. Same one that turned three chaotic months into 10K followers and $120K. Grab it here: https://hustling-mover-9194.kit.com/products/pb Don’t be led by indecision. This playbook goes into the vault after today. Standing still is the only real mistake. Magali |
Hey Reader, Last summer, I sat in my home office staring at a Slack thread I'd never open again. The startup I'd helped build? Gone. The €20K in unpaid client fees? Still waiting. My co-founder relationship? Toxic enough to walk away from. I didn't have a backup plan. I didn't have savings. I had LinkedIn and an internet connection. Here's what most people do when their business falls apart: they panic-launch. New website New branding A frantic email to every speaker bureau that's ever...