They’re both worth hundreds of millions of dollars… But who is the better businessman? Alex Hormozi or Andrew Tate.

Most copywriters focus on the wrong metric when trying to make money, and it keeps them broke forever. Don’t make the same mistake. 👇 I see this ALL the time with new copywriters... They're obsessed with SPEED. I get questions daily asking: 👉 Tyson, how did you get clients so quickly? 👉 Tyson, how FAST can I land my first client? 👉 Tyson, what's the fastest way to make money as a copywriter? Look, I get it. You’ve got bills to pay, a family to look after, and lifestyle goals. But that focus on money separates the 6-figure copywriters from the ones who stay broke. How? Because the successful ones obsess over SKILL first, paychecks second. Think about it... If you serve up mediocre copy to your first client, what happens? You don’t get results, they don’t renew you for another month, and you definitely won’t get a referral. Now you're back at square one, hunting for the next client. But when you deliver FIRE copy that converts, makes your clients happy, and give you social proof, Prospects start fighting over you. My first $3k/mo client referred me to a $4k/mo client just ONE WEEK later. My income more than doubled, and I didn't have to send a single outreach message. The deal basically closed itself. But this only happened because I put in the work to master my craft FIRST. So, stop sprinting towards the goal of $10k/mo… All that will do is make things harder in the long run. My advice is to focus on getting so good at copywriting that clients sprint to you. Sacrifice the quick hit of dopamine… Your future self will thank you. Free value 4D, out 🫡.

Only through doing the hard work that 99% of people aren’t willing to do. If you don’t try now, there will come a day when you sit down and think: “Damn, I wish I’d tried for a couple of years when I had the chance.” 4D out.

You’ve gotta work for them. It will probably require some sacrifice and putting yourself first, But in the end, it’ll all be worth it. They’ll forgive you in the end. 4D.

Not hate your guts, but they don't want to see you win either. My girlfriend used to say "good job, babe" when I'd tell her about my copywriting progress. But I could see it in her face, it wasn’t genuine. The fake smile. The forced enthusiasm. The rub on the shoulder when things weren’t working out. The sad thing is, your friends do this too. "Oh that's cool, but don't quit your day job." "Just be realistic about this stuff." "I tried that once, it doesn't work." They'll give you fake praise through gritted teeth while secretly hoping you crash and burn. Why? Because your success makes them look at their own mediocrity. Highlights their laziness and excuses. So, what did I do? I cut everyone off. 😂 My girlfriend, my party friends, the whole circle. Was it harsh? Yeah. Was it necessary? Absolutely. But, if I hadn’t made that choice, would I be where I am today? Who knows… Tyson "Choose yourself" 4D