shaan
@wittier.co
founder wittier.co \\ co-founder parlour.fm \\ helping you generate $$$ in newsletters and on media platforms
i learned these lessons the hard way so you don't have to. Your team will thank you, your mental health will thank you and eventually, you'll thank yourself.
April 3, 2025 at 1:06 PM
i learned these lessons the hard way so you don't have to. Your team will thank you, your mental health will thank you and eventually, you'll thank yourself.
work for others. not everything is in a tidy neat box.
you have to be willing to change how you lead constantly. the first step is to be willing to do that. the second step is to actually do it. be an amoeba.
you have to be willing to change how you lead constantly. the first step is to be willing to do that. the second step is to actually do it. be an amoeba.
April 3, 2025 at 1:06 PM
work for others. not everything is in a tidy neat box.
you have to be willing to change how you lead constantly. the first step is to be willing to do that. the second step is to actually do it. be an amoeba.
you have to be willing to change how you lead constantly. the first step is to be willing to do that. the second step is to actually do it. be an amoeba.
no one is going to fire you if you take a step back and really think about things before you go into execution mode. you’ll save yourself from a ton of problems and a huge headache (literally and figuratively).
3. be willing to adapt
everyone on your team is different. one approach may not...
3. be willing to adapt
everyone on your team is different. one approach may not...
April 3, 2025 at 1:06 PM
no one is going to fire you if you take a step back and really think about things before you go into execution mode. you’ll save yourself from a ton of problems and a huge headache (literally and figuratively).
3. be willing to adapt
everyone on your team is different. one approach may not...
3. be willing to adapt
everyone on your team is different. one approach may not...
to do things your way and create your own path (within reason). make sure you’re concise in your approach.
the best teams have a leader like this.
2. pause
take a moment before you give feedback or make a decision. you’re not on a 10 second timer, so you shouldn’t approach your role that way.
the best teams have a leader like this.
2. pause
take a moment before you give feedback or make a decision. you’re not on a 10 second timer, so you shouldn’t approach your role that way.
April 3, 2025 at 1:06 PM
to do things your way and create your own path (within reason). make sure you’re concise in your approach.
the best teams have a leader like this.
2. pause
take a moment before you give feedback or make a decision. you’re not on a 10 second timer, so you shouldn’t approach your role that way.
the best teams have a leader like this.
2. pause
take a moment before you give feedback or make a decision. you’re not on a 10 second timer, so you shouldn’t approach your role that way.
harder. go the extra mile.
but i promise you, that “a-ha” moment comes eventually.
but i promise you, that “a-ha” moment comes eventually.
April 2, 2025 at 9:36 PM
harder. go the extra mile.
but i promise you, that “a-ha” moment comes eventually.
but i promise you, that “a-ha” moment comes eventually.
that you hear are “lightning in the bottle” clickbait.
this product secured 100,000 users in its first 30 days. that agency landed a 7-figure client as soon as they spun up...
but for the other 99%, that doesn’t happen. it’s just not reality.
for the rest of us, we got to work a little bit...
this product secured 100,000 users in its first 30 days. that agency landed a 7-figure client as soon as they spun up...
but for the other 99%, that doesn’t happen. it’s just not reality.
for the rest of us, we got to work a little bit...
April 2, 2025 at 9:36 PM
that you hear are “lightning in the bottle” clickbait.
this product secured 100,000 users in its first 30 days. that agency landed a 7-figure client as soon as they spun up...
but for the other 99%, that doesn’t happen. it’s just not reality.
for the rest of us, we got to work a little bit...
this product secured 100,000 users in its first 30 days. that agency landed a 7-figure client as soon as they spun up...
but for the other 99%, that doesn’t happen. it’s just not reality.
for the rest of us, we got to work a little bit...
some of the feedback was tough to swallow).
because I knew i had something that people wanted/needed. but how BAD did they need it? was it pivotal for their business growth? was Wittier invaluable for them? those are the questions i would ask myself (and my clients) every day.
the only stories...
because I knew i had something that people wanted/needed. but how BAD did they need it? was it pivotal for their business growth? was Wittier invaluable for them? those are the questions i would ask myself (and my clients) every day.
the only stories...
April 2, 2025 at 9:36 PM
some of the feedback was tough to swallow).
because I knew i had something that people wanted/needed. but how BAD did they need it? was it pivotal for their business growth? was Wittier invaluable for them? those are the questions i would ask myself (and my clients) every day.
the only stories...
because I knew i had something that people wanted/needed. but how BAD did they need it? was it pivotal for their business growth? was Wittier invaluable for them? those are the questions i would ask myself (and my clients) every day.
the only stories...
it’s that simple.
if the pros outweigh the cons and you can stomach it, take the leap.
if the pros outweigh the cons and you can stomach it, take the leap.
March 14, 2025 at 1:06 PM
it’s that simple.
if the pros outweigh the cons and you can stomach it, take the leap.
if the pros outweigh the cons and you can stomach it, take the leap.
white. that’s fitting a square peg in a round hole. everyone's story is different.
like mine. i made the "brilliant" decision to quit a lucrative job and start a business.
was that the right decision? yes, but it’s nuanced.
if you’re at this fork in the road, weigh out your pros and cons.
...
like mine. i made the "brilliant" decision to quit a lucrative job and start a business.
was that the right decision? yes, but it’s nuanced.
if you’re at this fork in the road, weigh out your pros and cons.
...
March 14, 2025 at 1:06 PM
white. that’s fitting a square peg in a round hole. everyone's story is different.
like mine. i made the "brilliant" decision to quit a lucrative job and start a business.
was that the right decision? yes, but it’s nuanced.
if you’re at this fork in the road, weigh out your pros and cons.
...
like mine. i made the "brilliant" decision to quit a lucrative job and start a business.
was that the right decision? yes, but it’s nuanced.
if you’re at this fork in the road, weigh out your pros and cons.
...
wasn’t about the money... it was a way to prove my “mvp” to myself.
now I run an agency that does nearly half a million a year and it all stemmed from that moment.
now I run an agency that does nearly half a million a year and it all stemmed from that moment.
March 13, 2025 at 1:06 PM
wasn’t about the money... it was a way to prove my “mvp” to myself.
now I run an agency that does nearly half a million a year and it all stemmed from that moment.
now I run an agency that does nearly half a million a year and it all stemmed from that moment.