Put Your Journey Online — and Start Winning Early

Hey friends,

Put Your Journey online

If you're a college student like me, one of the smartest things you can do right now is share your journey online.

Why?

Because when you show up consistently, share your learnings, and try to be helpful — people start to trust you. You become more interesting, more credible, and more connected.

Need proof?

Look at Rexan Wong — just 17 years old, sharing his journey online. He built an app, grew a community, and gained 15,000 followers on Twitter by simply documenting his process.

Twtter: Rexan Wong

Building Email list

Email is still the most powerful marketing channel. Period.

If you build an email list, you’ll never regret it. People who subscribe care about you, listen to you, and engage with what you’re building.

Most of the sales on platforms like AppSumo?
They come from email.

Start building today. Even if it's just 5 people — that's a start.

Building Your Income

Take a risk. Try something you’re genuinely interested in. Start a side hustle — it could be content, freelancing, coding, design, or selling something you love.

If you don't know where to start, I’ve got you — click here and let’s get going.

Network Like Crazy

As a university student, one of the most valuable assets is your network. The people around you can change your life — for real.

And if you can't network locally?
No problem. Connect online — LinkedIn, X (Twitter), Discord, anywhere like-minded people hang out.Reading

Reading widely! As much as information you can comsume. Read more biographpy that will not only help you to get inspired, but also will help you to get everyting of one’s life.

Read Like Your Life Depends on It

Read as much as you can — especially biographies.
Why?

Because they give you a shortcut into someone else's lifetime of experiences. You get inspired, and you pick up mindset shifts that can change everything.

Be More Patient

Your 20s can feel messy.
You’ll feel lost.
Your friends might seem ahead of you.
It’s okay.

Stay patient. Stay consistent. Stay kind to yourself.
You’re doing better than you think.

You got this.
– Gazi