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Does success remove your insecurity?

I used to believe it would.

It doesn't.

It just relocates it.

Before success, the fear is: "Will this even work?"

After success, the fear becomes: "Can I do it again?"

And after repeated success, it turns into: "What if I lose all of it?"

The mind simply upgrades its fears with every achievement.
It never runs out of new ones to hand you.

Which is why chasing success for emotional peace is a rigged game.

You think the calm is waiting on the other side of the next milestone.

It isn't.

You get there and the finish line quietly moves again.

The peace was never something success could give you.

It has to be built now.
Alongside the chase.
Not after it.

Which # hits the most and why???

Focus on YOU. Sure we have inflation, bullying, maybe a toxic person in our life, or a tough boss, but you can only change YOU. Focus on yourself, your joy, your happiness, and sharing that joy with the world. 💜💜

You didn't waste time. You lived life. We must eradicate this idea of “wasted time.” Of course there are examples of extreme laziness and non-accountability that lead to literal waste, but too many of you beat yourselves up and tarnish your feelings towards yourselves over life's missteps that are often lessons. You learned how to f*cking code, and you can adjust. Stop dwelling on the past and start moving forward

Kindness to yourself leads to kindness to others … we need to stop listening to those who want us to “hate”

❤️❤️❤️‼️‼️‼️

How to turn your mind into a source of income:

1) Start a personal brand (obviously)

2) Study content, social media, and attention like your life depends on it (most people fail here)

3) Turn a pain, passion, or process into a digital product

Now you have two levers - make your content better and make your product better.

As many of you know, Eden helped you with the content side.

But now it also helps you with the monetization side, in a way that no other platform can.

You can now turn your knowledge into your own AI product.

I.e. a course that you can talk to.

Start your store here: https://lnkd.in/gnPd_FUr

PSA: LinkedIn 'Job Search' just changed, and most job seekers haven't noticed yet. Here's what's new and how to use it 👇

1. Search now defaults to AI Search.

You no longer need keywords and Boolean strings (AND, OR, NOT).
You can now search by prompt, the same way you'd talk to any other AI tool.

Try something like:
→ "program manager jobs in Atlanta with less than 10 applicants"
→ "director of business development jobs in Austin at tech companies"
→ "front-end software engineering jobs that require more than 5 years of experience"

2. Your filters can go right in the prompt.

Location, days posted, number of applicants, experience level. Type them into the search instead of clicking through menus. That "less than 10 applicants" search is the one I'd try first. Getting in early still matters.

3. The Jobs tab has new and updated filters.

Easy Apply, In my network, and Experience level now sit at the top of your results, in addition to others. Premium users will also see an adjusted UI/UX.

4. Promoted jobs are ranked differently

The jobs that best match your profile now show up in a new promoted window. Hirers pay for those listings, and LinkedIn ranks them using your profile, skills, and activity. Translation: your profile is doing more of the work. If it's out of date, your results will be too.

5. Prefer the old way?

No worries, you can easily switch back -> from the Jobs page, click "Learn more" in the top right corner, then "Switch back to classic search."

Premium's search experience has been updated too, so it's worth a fresh look if you're a subscriber. I put all of this into a one-page cheat sheet below.

I recommend everyone try the new AI-powered job search before you form your opinions fully.

PS - Do you like the updates? Is AI-search better?

I can't remember the last time I talked about this

But…

I almost shut my business down at $5,000/mo.
Not because I wasn't making money.

But because running it was quietly killing me.
For years, I sold the way most people are taught to sell.

High-ticket offers.
Low-ticket products.
One-off launches.

Every sale felt great for a day, and then the number reset back to zero the next month, and I was hunting for the next sale all over again.

I wasn't building a business. I was running a treadmill.
The shift wasn't a better offer or a bigger launch.

It was moving from one-off sales to a seamless subscription, something people paid into every month without me having to re-sell them from scratch each time.

Enter: Circle and a recurring membership model to run my business.

That's the part that actually changes everything.
Recurring revenue doesn't just feel more stable, it lets you plan, build, and grow instead of white-knuckling every 30 days.

But subscriptions only work if the delivery is effortless. If access, billing, and community all live in one connected system instead of five tools bolted together, the model collapses under its own admin the same way one-off sales did.

That's exactly what Circle is built for: courses, memberships, community, and payments, all in one place, so the subscription runs itself instead of requiring you to run it by hand every month.

Creators like Ali Abdaal and Jay Shetty and Jessie Jean aren't rebuilding their revenue from zero every month either.

Here’s what’s crazy…

I’ve had $30,000 launches.

But if you were to ask me, would I rather have a $30,000 launch and then scramble for a few months or have consistent $10,000+ months with a community and recurring revenue model, you know I would choose the latter.

They're running theirs the same way, one connected system behind a recurring offer - all on Circle.

If you're still chasing one-off sales and calling it a business, this is the shift worth making.

Start building your subscription on Circle for FREE: https://lnkd.in/gRd5D4pD

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