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How to Get Famous on Twitter and Other Listener Questions

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I'm gonna paraphrase, but this was asked a ton of times, which is how would you start again from zero? I hate this question. I don't ever answer this question. I'm like that's an impossible thing to answer because you're just looking for like a spoon fed thing. Um and you're just not gonna do whatever we say. Does I mean if you're asking that question, you're probably not gonna do it. Okay, but still answer it. What what uh answer it the way you want, which is maybe you're not spoon feeding a specific answer. But like people what does a guy like Sam do in a day and age like this? Let's put it di differently. Well, and I also don't like this question because the answer is

I would do exactly the same thing again. Sean Murry is doing what I did. And how's it going? Is it working wonderfully? It's working amazing. It feels great to me, Sampar at age twenty-four, however you old you were when you started this. I would do the exact same thing. It totally works if you pick the right niche. You but here's the thing is like You care about this topic. I cared about my topic, which they were related but not the same. You don't mind writing every day. I didn't mind either. And so I would do the same thing. The only thing that you did differently was that you were already kind of famous and you had this huge Twitter following, which definitely helped. I had a ten thousand person email list from HustleCon. So I had a little bit of a base and we're both doing the exact same thing. You get make sure you have content market fit. And so which means you

See if you can uh uh uh uh create a newsletter every single day, which both of us have done. You cr uh find a way to get traffic. In my case it was by blogging. In your case, it's Twitter. And then once you realize that that works, then you I would buy ads, which you are now doing, I think, and I did do. And you scale and you figure out what your L T V is, and then you just figure out how much you want to spend and then you go and get advertisers, you're already making like a lot of money every month doing this. And you're like. F four months in, it took me two years to get to where you are.

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