Millind @millindwrites

I study why humans pay attention, then build B2C brands around it. | 2M+ views for clients. | Helping founders on X stop blending in. Dm to land 1k - 3k $ leads Joined January 2025

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@majzulic @evanseech Absolutely

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6 hours ago

@Lilly7862 It's funny how some people can live with doing absolutely nothing.

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7 hours ago

@MANSOORNABI12 Instead they take you to places you always wanted too. Always trust the process.

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7 hours ago

@isacciobota Ignorance has never been a bliss. I wonder which dumb f said that.

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7 hours ago

@Dwriteway And that's all there is so sales to be honest. It's fun tbh.

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7 hours ago

@siddharthwv It's simple, be around people who you want to become. Once you do that. The belief shouldn't be hard but natural.

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7 hours ago

@Jacobsklug Lmao. This ain't ai 😂

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Genghis Khan conquered more territory in 25 years than Rome did in 400. He never had a marketing team. He had something more powerful. Before his armies arrived at any city, Genghis sent spies ahead. Their job was not to gather intelligence. Their job was to spread stories. Exaggerated stories of Mongol brutality. Inflated numbers of soldiers. Tales of cities burned to ash. He deliberately let survivors escape massacres so they would carry terror to the next city. At night, he ordered every soldier to light 3 torches, making his army appear 3x larger than it was. Cities surrendered before a single arrow was fired. His reputation arrived before he did. And that reputation was the weapon I think about this every time I build a content strategy for a founder or business. Your reputation online is doing what Genghis Khan's spies did. It is arriving at every potential client's screen before you do. The question is not whether your reputation is being built. It is whether you are the one building it or leaving it to chance. Most founders I work with have a product worth buying. What they do not have is a belief system built around it. They explain features. They list deliverables. But they never make anyone feel something about what they are offering. The actionable move: Before your next piece of content, ask one question: What do I want my ideal client to believe about me before they ever get on a call? Build every post around making that belief true. Your reputation should arrive before you do

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18 hours ago

@mehak_karma very cool

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18 hours ago

@siddharthwv That's the whole grind in the end, bro. And it's always worth it.

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18 hours ago

@AlexHartsuff People who are intentional and free-flowing are usually the successful ones. And one thing I've learned is that successful people are easiest to deal with when you have a growth mindset.