No one puts the business success in simpler, more straightforward terms than @SalesNotepad

Below are 12 Tweets of his BEST tweets, I found them to be extremely accurate.

You can learn in 1 Thread what took me 11 years to learn (in sales as well as in business)

THREAD:

1/12

Your network isn't far off from your net worth:

https://t.co/6l2IBaTEAA
2/12

The more you give, the more you get:

https://t.co/LCdGsSF6qH
3/12

Don't be like the masses:

https://t.co/VRoCBcGZNf
4/12

Think about the future, the long term, never short term:

https://t.co/t00cJ26MnS
5/12

There is no growth in comfort:

https://t.co/lSn5MZd6fx
6/12

Uniqueness is what counts. The opposite doesn't:

https://t.co/dVuQBVCeiN
7/12

Motivation also counts:

https://t.co/OEgxvwapNA
8/12

Be self-aware:

https://t.co/XaWs0KyHao
9/12

Self-reliance is critical:

https://t.co/WF667JydJl
10/12

Never get too complacent:

https://t.co/o3GUQsKsDF
11/12

Treat yourself, and your life, with respect:

https://t.co/zLWSp7H2O4
12/12

What exactly are they celebrating?

https://t.co/2XLGlrpN1J
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Should we go into the details of these 125 years?


SA is built on the exploitation of labour. That labour has functioned on alcohol unfortunately. Very few people consume liquor purely for enjoyment unfortunately. When SAB opened its doors 1895 workers were paid in alcohol- the dop/tot system. 2 years into SAB's establishment

The Prohibition Act is introduced. This means black people are barred from buying your wines, beer etc. So SAB's products are exclusively for white people. But during this period beer brewing by Black women is the norm. Ayinxilisi ncam ke this type of beer. Apparently it had some

Nutritious elements to it. Now some of the context around drinking culture during this time is migrant labour to the mines, further land dispossession, the Anglo-Boer Wars, Rhodes corruption (our first state capture commission if you will) which leads to his resignation.

This context plays a role in how our cities and small towns are constructed, how they lead to the confinement and surveillance yabantu. Traditional beer brewing is identified as a threat because buy now mining bosses have identified that there's money to be made here.
I love Twitter.

It’s truly the Town Square of the Internet.

But finding the diamond in the rough voices can be tough.

Here are 20 of my favorite people to follow:

1. Alex Lieberman - @businessbarista

Alex writes extensively about the Founder journey.

The cool part is he’s lived everything he talks about - starting from $0 and selling for $75M with hardly any outside capital raised.

My favorite piece:


2. Ryan Breslow - @ryantakesoff

Ryan is a Top 1% founder.

This guy is a machine - he’s built 2 unicorns before the age of 27.

Ryan spells out lessons on fundraising, operating and scaling.

My favorite piece:


3. Jesse Pujji - @jspujji

Jesse is who I think of when I think “bootstrapping.”

He bootstrapped his company to an 8-figure exit and now shares stories about other awesome bootstrappers.

He’s also got great insight into all things growth marketing:


4. Post Market - @Post_Market

Post puts out some of the most thoughtful investment insights on this platform.

It’s refreshing because Post cuts through the hype and goes deep into the business model.

Idk who he/she/it is, but the insights are 💣.

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