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Twitter Lessons learned from Charles Miller.
A THREAD
A THREAD
In the past 6 months of my journey,
@WritingToRiches has been sort of my mentor through his tweets and the conversations we had in the DMs
In this thread,
I've gathered some of his tweets that have helped me along my journey and will most certainly help you as well.
@WritingToRiches has been sort of my mentor through his tweets and the conversations we had in the DMs
In this thread,
I've gathered some of his tweets that have helped me along my journey and will most certainly help you as well.
1. Patience
If you plan on selling a course/guide to your audience on Twitter, you have to be patient, or at least be patient.
Charles waited for 5k followers before he decided to create his 1st product.
Until then, he kept on providing value. https://twitter.com/WritingToRiches/status/1298288073873096704
If you plan on selling a course/guide to your audience on Twitter, you have to be patient, or at least be patient.
Charles waited for 5k followers before he decided to create his 1st product.
Until then, he kept on providing value. https://twitter.com/WritingToRiches/status/1298288073873096704
2. Originality
Motivational tweets are great but it can sometimes be boring.
If you want to be unique, follow what Charles does.
Charles creates content ideas by following this 3 simple steps . https://twitter.com/WritingToRiches/status/1297682711675465728
Motivational tweets are great but it can sometimes be boring.
If you want to be unique, follow what Charles does.
Charles creates content ideas by following this 3 simple steps . https://twitter.com/WritingToRiches/status/1297682711675465728
3. Persistence
If you want growth to happen to your twitter account, you have to stick through the good and bad days.
In this tweet, Charles explains his experience about compounding growth because he stick through the tough times. https://twitter.com/WritingToRiches/status/1296067303172382720
If you want growth to happen to your twitter account, you have to stick through the good and bad days.
In this tweet, Charles explains his experience about compounding growth because he stick through the tough times. https://twitter.com/WritingToRiches/status/1296067303172382720
4. Network ( A lot)
Like everybody says, "Your network is your net worth"
And it says a lot about successful people.
In this thread by Charles on his 25k Milestone, he explains how he did it. https://twitter.com/WritingToRiches/status/1292844389597773830
Like everybody says, "Your network is your net worth"
And it says a lot about successful people.
In this thread by Charles on his 25k Milestone, he explains how he did it. https://twitter.com/WritingToRiches/status/1292844389597773830
5. Be a helping hand
In this tweet, Charles shows us the happiness that you can feel when you teach and help people.
I'm a testament to this, because I've helped quite a few people around.
You can never go wrong by helping. https://twitter.com/WritingToRiches/status/1257414972608561155
In this tweet, Charles shows us the happiness that you can feel when you teach and help people.
I'm a testament to this, because I've helped quite a few people around.
You can never go wrong by helping. https://twitter.com/WritingToRiches/status/1257414972608561155
6. Don't be afraid to rebrand
Along Charles' stay here on Twitter,
He's went from:
Personal > Anonymous > Full Impersonal brand
And there is absolutely nothing wrong with that,
If you think a change is needed.
Go for it! https://twitter.com/WritingToRiches/status/1308027995341361153
Along Charles' stay here on Twitter,
He's went from:
Personal > Anonymous > Full Impersonal brand
And there is absolutely nothing wrong with that,
If you think a change is needed.
Go for it! https://twitter.com/WritingToRiches/status/1308027995341361153
Here are 6 Twitter Lessons from Charles Miller.
Charles Miller has been one of the few guys I've DM'ed and interacted with the most along the past 6 months.
If you're still not following him, you're missing out on a lot of great content.
Go follow @WritingToRiches
Thank you!
Charles Miller has been one of the few guys I've DM'ed and interacted with the most along the past 6 months.
If you're still not following him, you're missing out on a lot of great content.
Go follow @WritingToRiches
Thank you!
