2025-12 — source posts

01.12.2025 08:31:14 UTC+02:00 message1271

Spent yesterday close to $10k in ads, can you guess the revenue yesterday?

01.12.2025 10:27:27 UTC+02:00 message1272

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01.12.2025 10:52:48 UTC+02:00 message1273

Are you still running Black Friday sales?

I think most of the money for businesses is left on the table by turning off profitable campaigns too early!

There is a brand that still runs Black Friday ads next summer 🤣

04.12.2025 15:03:11 UTC+02:00 message1274

Who would like to join?

https://www.instagram.com/p/DR16s2ags1v/?igsh=MTl5eDU0dTJoZjdkaw==

04.12.2025 16:23:59 UTC+02:00 message1275

1-Billion Exit & My Recent Business Problems Are Connected”

A few weeks ago, I watched a podcast that hit me harder than I expected. It was with an entrepreneur who built an online store and eventually exited for $1.1 billion.

But the part that stayed with me wasn’t the exit. It was the moment before the exit — when everything almost collapsed.

They were doing $200M a year. Two game-changing opportunities were on the table:

sell to Amazon for $1.1B, or

take a $200M loan to scale even faster.

Both paths were life-changing. Both were locked in. And then — right before signing — a random company sued them. Both deals disappeared overnight.

No financing. No acquisition. No lifeline.

Most people would panic. Many would quit. Some would burn everything down emotionally.

But he didn’t. He said something that hit me like a punch of clarity:

“If I focus on sales and keep growing, everything else will solve itself.”

So that’s what he did. He doubled down. Focused on customers. Turned up the growth. A few months later, the lawsuit evaporated — and he eventually sold for $1.1 billion.

And here’s where the story connects to me.

This month, I’ve been raising capital for next year’s stock purchase. Several financing partners promised support… and then suddenly backed out with excuses, delays, or “we can’t help right now.”

For a moment, it felt like everything froze. Momentum stalled. Doors closed.

But instead of panicking, we doubled down on what we can control: sales, service, and growth.

And guess what?

We hit new monthly records… in the off-season. Daily records. Strongest demand we’ve ever seen.

And — like magic — every financing partner who disappeared suddenly came back with offers.

The lesson?

Most business problems aren’t actually “problems.” They’re just pressure tests. And 99% of them can be solved the same way:

Sell more. Serve better. Grow faster. Momentum cures almost everything.

Here is a podcast episode, I was talking up there - https://youtu.be/nSCWNIHBA5U?si=Gygzjv1bRp1v8Yr2

08.12.2025 19:14:37 UTC+02:00 message1276

Crossing the 500k mark in the last 30-day revenue feels good, plan to cross 1 million this month 🤞

What would you like to hear from this journey?

09.12.2025 15:30:32 UTC+02:00 message1277

140k ad spend 💪

Slowly going close to 1 million revenue in the last 30 days 🤙

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09.12.2025 15:31:53 UTC+02:00 message1278

[!quote] Transcript of video (75).mp4 (round_video_messages, 60s, lang=en) I don't know if that's true, but I'm watching a lot of founders' podcasts and a lot of talking about the big people, how they have made a fortune and et cetera. And they all talk about it, just save all your money you can save to go through the dark times and blah, blah, blah. But somehow I think the business has changed. That's a theory, maybe I will fuck up and in six months I will tell, that wasn't true, please save money. But I think the biggest issue for most of the guys who make something and try to grow something, in the first years they don't invest enough money in marketing. They don't invest enough money to get your brand known, to get more sales in. And that's the biggest issue. Because then when you don't spend enough money, your business is not growing and you are starting to find problems where they aren't. So I think with my youngest one, Tio, that the problem is that you don't spend enough money.

11.12.2025 17:49:35 UTC+02:00 message1279

Guys, how are you handling bookkeeping in your e-commerce business? Still doing things manually?

I had a dream two years ago to fully automate our accounting - and it looks like I finally found something that actually does it: Finaloop.

I’ve seen wild mistakes in my bookkeeping over the years, so finding a tool that connects directly via API to all platforms and pulls everything automatically feels like a huge win.

I’m starting with them now and will share honest feedback once they produce our books for 2025.

And the price? $400/month. My previous accountant wanted 1% of revenue 😅

If this works the way it looks - it’s a gamechanger.

12.12.2025 15:55:17 UTC+02:00 message1280

There is no goal too big. Only timelines to master.

12.12.2025 16:33:56 UTC+02:00 message1281

When things go well, do 10x more (most people start celebrating and relaxing). When things go badly, take time to reflect and find new ways out, so you do not get stuck in a loop!

15.12.2025 08:45:28 UTC+02:00 message1282

We’re preparing the business for consistent 7-figure months. The last 30 days we did $700k - the million is right around the corner.

Now it’s about doubling weekly momentum. If we make this week 2× last week, we’re there 🤞

Growth isn’t blocked by opportunity. It’s blocked by the limits we accept.

What’s the main limit you see right now that’s slowing your growth?

19.12.2025 18:12:34 UTC+02:00 message1283

https://www.instagram.com/p/DScfYLgiKDp/?igsh=Y3Jja3Z4NnY5ZTM0

26.12.2025 12:57:32 UTC+02:00 message1284

New ATH, best gift this year from Santa 🤘

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26.12.2025 13:00:00 UTC+02:00 message1285

Can we do 1 million a day in Q1, when our business has a season? Because this is off-season results 😎

26.12.2025 13:27:57 UTC+02:00 message1286

What would you like me to share about the road to the first million-dollar month?