LOUDER with Greg Lunt

In this episode I talk to Gigi Skarlett, a software developer and Web3 founder. Gigi leads the NFT project Crypto Tech Women, a community-centric brand that's onboarded over 20,000 people worldwide into the Web3 space.Hailing from Venezuela, Gigi lived on a boat for a portion of her childhood, and started to learn to code at just 16 years old. Her talents led her to a career in Silicon Valley as a software engineer, and in 2021 she brought her knowledge and skills to the crypto industry, empowering women and minorities to use the Internet to build better lives for themselves and their families.Today, we talk about the future of digital education, how to use Spaces to grow your brand, and why community plays such a big role in everything she does.Timestamps:0:00 Intro0:58 From Coding at Six to Silicon Valley4:47 Self-Taught Developer6:44 A Woman's Journey from Overlooked to Empowered12:39 From Boat Life to Digital Nomad15:32 The Power of Community18:56 The Successful NFT Launch25:20 Social Audio and Spaces for Brand Growth and Personal Connection28:32 Creating Real-World Connections33:12 The Future of Education36:34 Gigi's Final ThoughtsConnect w/ Gigi ⇩

In this episode, I talk to Dan Goldfield, a mindfulness coach who's meditated for over 29,000 hours, studied with a monk mentor for 5 years, and now transfers all his knowledge and experience to his students.After being a professional drummer for 25 years and touring Europe with his band, Dan's body began to betray him due to large amounts of physical and mental stress. In an effort to solves these issues, Dan went down a path of mental discipline and spirituality, which ended up changing the trajectory of his life and career.Today, we talk about the power of no-mind, how ego can be both your friend and your foe, and the tight-knit relationship between mindfulness and money.Timestamps--0:00 Intro0:57 The Alexander Technique5:55 Crafting Mindful Content8:26 The Rising Acceptance of Mindfulness in Modern Times9:09 Zen Wisdom and Mindful Creativity13:24 A Mindfulness Approach to Finding One's True Voice18:12 Learning from Mentors21:04 Collaborating with Dan Koe and Learning by Teaching23:24 Partnering for Personal and Creative Growth27:32 Overcoming Intimacy Fears29:11 Navigating the Ego in Personal Growth and Online Branding36:49 Reflecting on Teaching Mindfulness38:09 Mindfulness and Money41:21 Inspiring Change43:57 Dan's Final ThoughtsConnect w/ Dan ⇩

In this episode, I talk to Marcos Ruiz, one of

In this episode, I talk to Rachel Kennedy, a millionaire entrepreneur, public image consultant, and Ms. Miami International 2023. Rachel's an expert in Search Engine Optimization, or SEO, and has worked with major brands like Marriott, Sephora, and American Express through both her personal brand and her successful marketing agency.She started getting paid by brands through her blog in 2008, long before the term “influencer” had ever been coined. She now helps women dress and act like the best versions of themselves to get the most out of their lives and careers.Today, we talk about how to balance free and paid content with your brand, intentional networking strategies, and the nuances of communication between males and females in business.0:00 Intro0:59 From Childhood Crafts to Million-Dollar Business3:15 From Fashion Blogging to Monetizing Content7:42 Pioneering Influencer Marketing12:21 Travel, Work, and Time Management16:33 Digital Marketing and Finding Your Niche21:51 Free vs Paid Content: Leveraging SEO for Business Growth26:16 Mastering Empathy and Authenticity33:35 Gender Dynamics in Business Communication42:10 Strategic Networking and Authentic Connections46:59 Leveraging the Intimacy of Audio Rooms for Effective Networking50:52 Self-Realization and Unlocking Opportunities for Success57:29 Rachel's Final ThoughtsConnect w/ Rachel ⇩

In this episode, I talk to Brett Erik, a successful ghostwriter and patented inventor. Brett has worked with some of the fastest growing ghostwriting agencies in the industry, including Taylin Simmonds' Ghostlii and Clifton Sellers' Legacy Builder, and he's ghostwritten for widely known CEOs, founders, and athletes around the world.With over 230,000 followers on

In this episode, I talk to Atlas, a former Moroccan political advisor turned online content strategist. Atlas helps his clients grow their audience, position themselves as an authority, and build structures and clarity to streamline their digital sales process.With over 124,000 followers on

In this episode, I talk to Jack Moses, a 22-year old performance coach and digital writer. Jack dropped out of college and went abroad to backpack Europe for two months, stumbled across writing, and jumped head first into the creator economy. He regularly writes viral threads, has a rocking Telegram community, and has recorded podcasts with amazing guests like Dakota Robertson, Taylin Simmonds and Danny Miranda.A former Division-1 football player, Jack has amassed over 22,000 followers on

In this episode, I talk to George Ten, a 12+ year marketing veteran and founder of the CopyThinkers community, a group dedicated to helping people learn how to sell anything online. One of George's core beliefs is that great copy is not about the words you use, but the emotion and psychology behind them.Among George's many accomplishments are an $8.5 million online store, multiple 6+ figure sales pages, 100,000 courses sold and an audience of over 200,000 social media fans and admirers.Today, we talk about the psychology behind persuasive copy, how to build successful online communities, and why George chose LOUDER for his first ever podcast appearance.TIMESTAMPS --0:00 Intro0:57 From Selfish Why to Helping Others3:29 Transforming Lives Through the Community5:45 Betrayal and the Power of Personal Brand9:16 The Original Grammar Hippy and the Importance of Inside Jokes13:51 The Strategy Behind the Words15:30 Psychology of Persuasive Copy18:36 Building a Successful Online Community25:56 From Arrogance to Genuine Connection28:15 Provocative Inspiration vs. Egotistical Bragging31:19 Mastering Marketing Funnels35:19 Long Form vs. Short Form & Personal Branding39:30 George's First Podcast Ever42:50 Vegan or Not?43:11 The Email Avalanche Strategy45:31 Why Doesn't George Have A Blue Check on X?47:01 Business Focus vs. Personal Use48:19 George's Secret Birthday48:52 Passion Beyond Business50:23 George's Final ThoughtsConnect w/ George ⇩

In this episode, I talk to Danny Miranda, host of the “Danny Miranda Podcast.” Having recorded over 400 episodes, with guests including Alex Hormozi, Iman Gadzhi, Peter Crone, and Gary Vaynerchuk, Danny's become one of the most thoughtful and well-connected interviewers in the game.A master researcher and conversationalist, he's been publishing 3 podcasts per week for over 3 years, garnered over 1M streams, and sold over $20,000 worth of his course, The Art Of Interviewing. Outside of podcasting, Danny's an avid runner and meditator, and has amassed a social media following of over 135,000 people.Today, we talk about Danny's most unlikely interview guest, the power of long-form conversations, and the systems he's built to deliver such a consistent stream of content over time.TIMESTAMPS --0:00 Intro1:01 Exploring Curiosities3:45 Transformation Through Meditation4:57 The Power of Deep Conversations7:20 An Unlikely Interview9:04 The Game of Human Connection11:47 Monetization and the Unpredictable Path to Success13:32 The Slow Journey16:23 Podcasting - the Printing Press of the Spoken Word19:34 Spaces vs. One-on-One Conversations22:10 Starting a Podcast: Finding Your Voice25:21 Building a Content Generation Machine28:00 Connecting Online and Offline Worlds30:53 The Importance of Practice Interviews32:03 Online vs. Offline Interviews34:12 Seeing the Bigger Picture: Removing the Hood38:09 Danny's Final ThoughtsConnect w/ Danny ⇩

In this episode, I talk to Harrison, the founder of Save Your Sons, a brand and movement dedicated to lowering the rates of fatherlessness across the world. Having amassed 571,000 followers on

In today's episode, I talk to Dickie Bush, a former BlackRock portfolio manager turned digital entrepreneur. Dickie co-founded Ship30For30, a cohort-based course which has helped over 10,000 students start writing, along with other writing ventures like Typeshare, Write With AI, and the Premium Ghostwriting Academy.A former online gamer and captain of the Princeton football team, Dickie's ability to transfer skills from seemingly unrelated past lives into his businesses has been incredible to watch. He currently sits at 370,000 followers on X, 57,000 on LinkedIn and just finished building his impressive YouTube studio called The Shipyard.Today, we talk using

In this episode, I talk to Michael Girdley, an incredibly successful entrepreneur, content creator and investor. His holding company is worth over $100M in revenue, including companies that span different industries like fireworks, software, school, real estate, staffing, and more.Michael's built his X account to over 190K followers and his newsletter to over 20K readers. Most impressively, perhaps, he's enabled the creation of over 1,000 new tech jobs in the San Antonio area through his entrepreneurial and leadership ventures.Today, we talk about how to build a brand with a mediocre skillset, the growth curve of a content creator, and why you should be charging higher prices for your products.TIMESTAMPS --0:00 Intro0:57 Mac vs PC Debate2:38 College vs. Self-Education7:38 The Value of Self-Reliance in Success10:30 Building Brand With Mediocre Skills16:04 The Evolution of Twitter19:57 Networking and Building Relationships Online22:25 Audio as a Medium25:27 Charging Higher Prices28:40 Learning and Growth through Content Creation31:49 Choosing The Right Ideas To Work On34:09 Sleep & Time Management37:07 Michael's Final ThoughtsConnect w/ Michael ⇩

In this episode, I talk to Sam Ocean, a master at offers and monetization, and the man behind numerous large influencers across social media.Sam has operated in a supporting role for most of his career, helping big creators maintain and optimize their brands for revenue and exposure. More recently, he's stepped out of the shadows to create a personal brand of his own, establishing incredible authority through his descriptive and experience-driven writing and speaking.Today, we talk about which platforms Sam thinks are the most valuable, the important nuances between direct response and branding, and how he's using X to build his network and his influence.TIMESTAMPS --0:00 Intro0:04 A Huge Life Decision2:34 Being Put Up For Adoption4:56 Meritocracy In Social Media6:58 Being The Man Behind The Man9:20 Sam's New Brand Strategy11:01 Building A Team13:18 Branding vs. Direct Response17:07 What's The Best Social Platform?21:26 Sam's Approach To Spaces25:48 Networking on X28:58 Using Voice Notes30:54 Loving What You Do33:22 Sam's First Tweet Ever35:36 Sam's Final ThoughtsConnect w/ Sam ⇩

In this episode, I talk to Parker Worth, a former janitor and electrician turned digital entrepreneur. Parker traveled all over the world as a substation superintendent, only to realize his love for telling stories could be turned into a business.Living in Brazil, he recently released his online course, "The Story System," which was a huge success in helping creators craft new ideas and write captivating stories on demand.Today, we talk about how to discover your niche, storytelling with long-form tweets, and what Parker would do differently for his next digital product.TIMESTAMPS --0:00 Intro0:47 Getting Lost In Africa2:21 Communication & Leadership Through Content5:40 Taking Feedback From The Market8:31 Discovering Your Niche11:46 DIY Content Creation14:47 Long-Form Tweets & Storytelling17:34 Video CTAs in Threads21:13 Mistakes When Launching A Digital Product24:29 Finding Creators To Emulate28:32 When Will Parker's Book Come Out?29:43 Tips For Great Tattoos32:19 Parker's Final ThoughtsConnect w/ Parker ⇩

In this episode, I talk to Alex Mathers, a writer and business coach who's been building a profitable brand online for over 15 years.After starting as an illustrator selling his designs to iStockPhoto in 2008, Alex built multiple blogs around art and brand and began teaching other people how to do the same.He recently crossed 100,000 followers on Medium to go along with his 114,000 X followers, and he writes a brilliant newsletter called Mastery Den which helps others monetize their brands online.Today, we talk about Alex's 2023 strategy on X, how to tap into your creative flow state, and unlocking your inner badass to quadruple your productivity.TIMESTAMPS --0:00 Intro0:52 Bigger Shock?1:50 Adjusting To Creative Feedback6:00 Balancing Art & Business9:01 How Has Online Marketing Evolved?13:11 2023 X Strategy17:35 LOUDER Spaces18:17 Mindset Around Pivoting20:33 Finding Friends To Create With26:09 Serving Others Develops Self29:35 How To Tap Into The Creative Flow State33:47 Unlocking Your Inner Badass36:19 Alex's Final ThoughtsConnect w/ Alex ⇩

In this episode, I talk to Aaron Williams, better known as Aaron Will, a 23-year old ghostwriter running a multi-6 figure agency. He's one of Money Twitter's OGs, having been featured on Dan Koe's podcast all the way back in 2021.Aaron is one of X's most fearless creators, rocking an elite mullet and showing up to sales calls shirtless... and still closing.Today, we talk about navigating the X algorithm, how to generate more inbound leads, and the easiest way to create authentic content for maximum reach.TIMESTAMPS --0:00 Intro0:46 Transformation Since Starting on X3:14 The Builder's Mentality7:38 Relationship With Money9:50 Investing In Yourself12:30 The Right Time To Start Monetizing14:07 LOUDER Spaces15:25 Aaron Tells People He's Unemployed18:14 Building On LinkedIn21:23 New Course: "The Death Of Outbound"26:56 X Spaces Strategy29:21 How To Navigate The X Algorithm34:31 Taking Risk & Honoring Authenticity40:07 Aaron's Final ThoughtsConnect w/ Aaron ⇩

In this episode, I talk to Luke Matthews, a LinkedIn ghostwriter and the founder of Wizard of Odd Marketing, an agency offering CEOs, creators and tech companies a completely "Done For You" LinkedIn content service.Luke's been getting paid to post on social media since 2016, and now reaches over 150,000 hyper-engaged fans every day across all platforms. His self-proclaimed "unhinged" writing style has helped him cut through the noise on LinkedIn, where he gets over 1,000 comments on every single post he makes.Today, we talk about how to be yourself on social media, the balance between quantity and quality of content, and the 7 different times Luke's been banned from LinkedIn.TIMESTAMPS --0:00 Intro0:54 Past Life as a Fashion Influencer3:12 First Tweet About McDonalds6:07 How To Be Yourself on Social Media11:00 Balancing Content Quantity vs. Quality14:13 Banned 7 Times from LinkedIn17:13 LOUDER Spaces17:51 Are X Spaces Worth The Time?22:42 LinkedIn Audio Events vs. X Spaces26:42 Using Paid Ads on X32:11 Is IG

In this episode, I talk to Eddy Quan, a successful ghostwriter, email marketer and X's undisputed King of Watermelon. Eddy has lived all over the world, including Malaysia, Papua New Guinea, and Australia, and now resides in Colombia where he runs a thriving online business.He's recently crossed 150,000 followers, and spends lots of energy funneling his audience into his email newsletter, where he sends daily stories and actionable insights that have resulted in a passionate, engaged, and monetizable community.Today, we talk about scheduling tweets vs. sending them off the cuff, how to differentiate yourself in your emails, and Eddy's #1 tip to growing your audience on X.TIMESTAMPS --0:00 Intro0:55 Writing Erotica Stories5:08 Fulling, Sustainable Work10:55 Eddy's Entrepreneurial Influences16:24 #1 Tip To Growing Your Audience21:08 LOUDER Spaces22:30 Living Abroad Makes For Better Content25:30 Scheduled Tweets vs. Quick-Fire Tweets31:12 Watermelon & Inside Jokes34:41 Dealing With Twitter/X Burnout39:48 How Eddy Dominates Email44:38 Integrating Audio & Video49:00 Positioning Your Product52:02 Eddy's Final ThoughtsEddy's Links ⇩

In this episode, I talk to Virgil Brewster, my partner in LOUDER and the man behind many of the 2023's biggest product launches across Money X. Virgil famously made $10M selling ecommerce courses, and his vast experience is evident every time he shares his knowledge.He didn't start building his personal brand until 9 months ago, but he's already passed 7500 followers on X and has found ways to connect himself with all of the major players in the space.Today, we talk about how to attract money, common threads across all vibrant communities, and the 7 steps Virgil uses to launch all his successful digital products.TIMESTAMPS --0:00 Intro0:53 Greg The Internet Detective2:10 You're Rich. Why Build A Personal Brand?5:33 What Is The Vision For LOUDER?10:26 How To Build A Vibrant Community14:00 LOUDER Spaces15:35 How 'Dotcom Secrets' Changed Virgil's Life21:28 Keys To Pivoting Your Content28:40 The 7 Steps To Launching Successful Products38:28 Validating A Coaching Service/Program43:37 Email Newsletters Are Critical For Launching48:04 Start Attracting More Money54:22 Virgil's Final ThoughtsVirgil's Links ⇩

In this episode, I talk to Clint Murphy, a full-time real estate CFO with a 350,000 follower X account on the side. Clint writes epic threads on psychology, success, and business, and has become one of the most viral accounts on the platform.A father of two, Clint hosts a podcast called The Growth Guide, where he reads a new book each week, then interviews the author of the book for his YouTube channel. He's also an author himself, and was just accepted into a Ph.D. program around the psychology of creativity and innovation in leadership.Today, we talk about exactly what goes into making a thread go viral, tips on building a personal brand while working a 9 to 5, and how to build engagement groups to get more exposure for your content.TIMESTAMPS --0:00 Intro0:58 Writing A Fantasy Novel3:18 Becoming Elite With Skill Stacking7:35 The Secret Benefit of Podcasting12:11 How To Write Viral X Threads15:09 Louder Spaces15:45 Retweet Groups & Powerful Engagement Methods19:52 Are X Spaces Good For Growth?23:58 Monetization Strategy26:35 Clint Is Top 100 @ Clash Royale?30:19 Regrets Around His Son34:44 Building A Personal Brand w/ a 9-5 Job39:16 Clint's Final ThoughtsClint's Links ⇩

In this episode, I talk to Dakota Robertson, Twitter's most prominent ghostwriter and the founder of Growth Ghost. Dakota has amassed over half a million followers across social media, and helped over 100 Twitter writers build agencies and monetize their skills online.His story is anything but linear, working as a medic, security guard, pizza delivery guy, and other blue collar jobs before bursting on the scene in 2021 and rising to Twitter fame and fortune.Today, we talk about Dakota's cross-platform content strategy, what he looks for in successful ghostwriters, and why writing well makes you absolutely deadly.TIMESTAMPS --0:00 Intro0:56 What Idea of Yours Will Last Forever?4:15 Does Empathy Lead To Virality?7:55 Writing Well Makes You Deadly12:36 Investing In Yourself (And Crypto)18:06 Louder Spaces19:25 How To Find A Mentor22:58 Positioning Yourself As A Ghostwriter26:14 How Dakota Picks Winning Writers28:57 Why Twitter Spaces Are Amazing For Growth34:25 Dakota's Cross-Platform Content Strategy38:26 The Biggest Dopamine Rush Of Dakota's Life40:38 Dakota's Final ThoughtsDakota's Links ⇩

In this episode, I talk to Nicolas Cole, a digital writer, author, and founder of multiple 7 figure online businesses including Ship 30 for 30, a cohort-based course that has taught over 7,000 students the fundamentals of writing on the internet.Cole has been publishing his work online since he was 17 years old when his World of Warcraft blog generated over 10,000 readers every single day. His articles have been featured in INC, Forbes, TIME, Fortune, The Huffington Post, and many other major publications, and he just released his new book The Art & Business Of Ghostwriting, which has already made it into the Top 5 Adult Education books on Amazon.Today, we talk about different ways to hack for growth, how anyone can get rich with ghostwriting, and why your personal story doesn't matter as much as you think.TIMESTAMPS --0:00 Intro1:04 Is Reading Important To Writing?2:32 How Much Content Should You Publish?6:32 Prioritizing Skill11:29 Hacking For Growth18:22 Louder Spaces19:18 Does Your Personal Story Matter?26:27 Writing Online vs. Writing Books30:10 Why IG Threads Is Like An MMORPG32:57 Ghostwriting: A Massive Opportunity39:51 How Will ChatGPT Play Out For Writers?45:53 Cole's Love Letter To Dickie Bush48:46 How Community Accelerates Your Growth54:28 The Shipyard56:38 Cole's Final ThoughtsCole's Links ⇩

In this episode, I talk to Kieran Drew, a former dentist turned digital entrepreneur and the man behind the skyrocketing email newsletter Digital Freedom. Kieran's built his Twitter account to over 175,000 followers on the back of his descriptive storytelling and quick wit.He recently released High Impact Writing, a premium video course teaching creators how to combine copywriting and content to become powerful online writers. The course did well into the 6 figures in revenue in under a week, as Kieran shared his numbers publicly each day and took his community along for the ride.Today, we talk about making incremental improvements in business and in life, how stories act as digital assets, and Kieran's definition of digital freedom for himself and for his audience.0:00 Intro1:02 Stoicism3:52 Defining Digital Freedom7:55 Kieran's Stand Up Comedy10:25 Incremental Improvements14:14 Louder Spaces15:32 Long-Form Tweets19:54 Stories As Digital Assets23:11 OnlyFans & Inside Jokes29:04 Kieran's Favorite Creators31:44 Revenue Assets vs. Reputation Assets35:36 Focus vs. Expansion39:58 Gamifying Life & Business43:11 Kieran's Final ThoughtsKieran's Links ⇩

In today's episode, I talk to my friend Nagato, a crypto influencer with over 200,000 followers across Twitter and Instagram. Nagato is a successful trader and has spent the last few years traveling the world and motivating people through his writings.He's quickly become the king of long-form posts on Twitter, penning mini-speeches everyday to his highly engaged audience, encouraging them to remain unemotional through the ups and downs of the markets and of life, and to continue focusing on building towards their dreams.Today we talk about taking a long-term approach with your audience, how YOU can go viral with long tweets, and Nagato's bold prediction for the cryptocurrency market.Subscribe to the FREE Pointing Up Newsletter to get early access to new episodes PLUS exclusive answers to questions that don't make it on the show → https://greglunt.com/email0:00 Intro0:56 Playing The Long Game4:16 Traveling As A Creator6:12 Doxxing Yourself Online8:05 Going Viral w/ Long-Form Tweets11:33 Email Newsletters14:00 Instagram17:20 Using Memes & Humor21:06 Networking on Social Media23:36 Wifi Money26:54 Crypto Market Prediction38:02 Nagato's Final MessageNagato's Links ⇩

In today's episode, I talk to Kenny Nwokoye, an affiliate marketer originally from Nigeria and now living in Dubai. Kenny has built multiple streams of income from not just his affiliate business, but creating educational communities for people from dozens of countries to learn from his marketing experiences, philosophies and tactics.He recently eclipsed 70,000 followers on Twitter, where he hosts some of the most dynamic Spaces on the platform, regularly garnering over 5,000 listeners per room.Today we talk about the best way to host and monetize social audio experiences, his specific frameworks for content creation, and how he uses "Storyselling" to connect with his audience and build a trusted brand.0:00 Intro1:01 Expanding Belief Systems2:46 Kenny's Life Philosophy4:32 Failure = Content7:18 The RVL Content Framework11:12 Storyselling12:05 How To Use Twitter Spaces19:01 Pop-up Streams22:20 WhatsApp Lists25:56 Going From One Business To Many28:33 Easiest Way To Get Your First Clients32:26 Kenny's Final MessageKenny's Links ⇩

In today's episode, I talk to Taylin Simmonds, a former music producer and college educator now running a high-ticket content agency on the strength of his personal brand. Living in Colombia and Panama, Taylin's grown his agency from 0 to 70 thousand dollars per month over just the last 6 months.His Twitter account has blossomed to 60,000 followers, where he shares daily writing tips, insights into his agency and actionable items for anyone looking to grow their online presence.Today we talk about Taylin's most impactful belief systems, his perspective on pricing psychology, and how to leverage your existing skills to build a powerful personal brand.0:00 Intro0:57 The Main Story2:50 Doctors On Yachts4:22 Red Bulls in Dubai6:42 Larger Than Life8:41 1-5 Years of Tough Work12:49 Leveraging Transferrable Skills16:18 Taylin's Content Framework20:19 Pricing Psychology25:57 The Lifestyle You Want30:18 Monk Mode vs. Integration33:43 The Solopreneur's Journey / Taylin's Next Move38:17 Wen Lambo?40:01 Taylin's Final MessageSubscribe to the FREE Pointing Up Newsletter to get early access to new episodes PLUS exclusive answers to questions that don't make it on the show → https://greglunt.com/emailTaylin's Links ⇩

In this episode, I talk to Francis Melia, an online strength coach and competitive powerlifter. Through his excellent video content, Francis has built a personal brand that has become a lead generation machine for his online coaching business.Hailing from Liverpool and now living in Venezuela, Francis turned to Twitter in 2020 when COVID closed his local gym and threatened his career as a personal trainer. Just 3 years later, he has a full roster of clients (with a growing waitlist) and has become one of the most well-respected strength coaches in the space.Today we talk about Francis' super effective video strategy, how he builds trust and authority with his audience, and his transformation from Twitter lurker to successful creator.0:00 Intro1:00 Setting An Example2:28 Competition Breeds Success5:26 Initial Steps in Building a Personal Brand8:53 Where Francis Gets New Clients10:36 Expanding an Online Coaching Business11:46 Learning by Doing & Destroying Fear15:02 Francis' Video Strategy18:29 Writing Twitter Threads20:29 Buying Retweets vs. Organic Growth24:31 Instagram & YouTube Strategy27:10 Replying To Comments on Twitter29:05 Healthy Living = Better Business30:57 Being In Shape Commands Respect32:57 Francis' Final ThoughtsSubscribe to the FREE Pointing Up Newsletter to get early access to new episodes PLUS exclusive answers to questions that don't make it on the show → https://greglunt.com/emailFrancis' Links ⇩

In this episode, I talk to Tyler Todt, a former pro poker player turned online men's coach, widely known as "The Most Positive Guy on Twitter." After growing up in a town of just 700 people, Tyler and his wife have now raised 7 foster children, as well as a daughter of their own.His Twitter account has rocketed to over 130,000 followers, or teammates as he calls them, and his feed is full wholesome content of his family, intense workouts, and introspective monologues where he promotes faith, fitness, and a healthy mindset.Today, we talk about Tyler's social media growth strategies, how he utilizes Twitters Subscriptions and Spaces, and living a life so exciting content becomes second nature.0:00 Intro1:03 Attitude & Intention3:01 Is Social Media Toxic?5:10 Easily Create Great Content7:48 Balancing Content & Family11:35 How Tyler Grows His Client's Twitters14:05 Twitter Growth Strategies17:05 The Power of Social Audio20:32 YouTube Strategy23:27 Twitter Subscriptions27:07 Documenting A 24-Hour Challenge30:14 Tyler's Final ThoughtsSubscribe to the FREE Pointing Up Newsletter to get early access to new episodes PLUS exclusive answers to questions that don't make it on the show → https://greglunt.com/emailTyler's Links ⇩

In this episode, I talk to Legacy Builder, a former college athlete turned content writer, and head of one of the most successful ghostwriting agencies on Twitter. His approach to brand focuses on authenticity and longevity, and he's built his account from 0 to nearly 300,000 followers in just over a year.LB's agency helps founders, CEOs, and entrepreneurs grow their personal brands and connect with new audiences, and over the past few months he's scaled company revenue into the 6 figures, allowing him to leave his day job and continue growing the agency full-time.Today, we talk about how LB has used his personal brand to build the life he dreamed of, how your attitude dictates everything around you, and what it means to create a meaningful legacy of your own.0:00 Intro1:06 How To Create a Meaningful Legacy4:08 When Is It Too Late to Build Your Legacy?6:39 "Attitude" by Charles Swindoll10:14 Controlling Your Emotions vs. Being Reactionary16:21 Making $100K+ On Twitter21:19 How LB's Ghostwriting Agency Works23:58 Building a Personal Brand On Twitter27:31 Authenticity Through Brand29:51 Parenthood & Legacy32:37 LB's Message To YouSubscribe to the FREE Pointing Up Newsletter to get early access to new episodes PLUS answers to exclusive questions that don't make it on the show → https://greglunt.com/emailLegacy Builder's Links ⇩

In this episode, I talk to Alex Finn, a.k.a NFT God, one of the fastest growing creators on Twitter. Every day Alex writes to over 120,000 followers as well as 25,000 email subscribers about content creation, AI, personal branding, Web3 and maintaining a growth mindset.Alex recently left his highly-paid job as a software development manager to work full-time on growing his online community, 1% Better. His Discord server now has more than 1,000 content creators networking in voice channels, hosting webinars, sharing tips & tricks, providing feedback, and supporting each other every day.Today, we talk about using ChatGPT to come up with infinite content ideas, why building a community is better than building an audience, and how a group of Russian hackers changed the course of Alex's life forever.0:00 Intro1:16 Getting Hacked for 6 Figures of Crypto & NFTs2:49 Lessons Learned From The Hack7:53 Paid Courses, Digital Skills & Investing In Yourself12:13 Overall Thesis on NFTs15:57 Building Audience vs. Building Community18:43 Alex's Content Strategy24:19 What Tools & Platforms Do You Use?28:49 ChatGPT & AI for Content Creation31:38 1% Better Newsletter36:51 Where To Find NFT GodSubscribe to the FREE Pointing Up Newsletter to get early access to new episodes PLUS answers to exclusive questions that don't make it on the show → https://greglunt.com/emailNFT God's Links ⇩