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I read this years ago, but this is what I base my economic mindset on when it comes to selling products.
So far, in the past month of posting, I've made about $40 from sales of products I've created.
I don't make anything on newsletter subscriptions because I don't charge for my newsletter.
And it doesn't worry me at all.
Why? Because I'm in it for the long game, not the short win. Instant gratification isn't my bag anymore.
The Difference Between Selling and Proving
I'm not trying to sell myself to anyone. I'm proving to them I'm worth buying into.
There's a massive difference between those two approaches. One feels desperate. The other feels confident.
When you're selling yourself, every interaction becomes transactional. You're always calculating: "Will this person buy something?" You optimize for quick conversions over genuine connection.
When you're proving your worth, you focus on being consistently useful. You share your best thinking. You solve real problems. You show up without expecting immediate returns.
Why $40 Matters More Than $4,000
That $40 represents something bigger than money. It represents proof of concept.
Forty dollars means real people found enough value in what I created to exchange their money for it. That's validation you can't fake or buy.
More importantly, those customers now know I deliver what I promise. Next time I create something, they'll pay attention. They might buy again. They might tell their friends.
You can't put a price on that kind of trust.
The Patient Creator's Advantage
While everyone else is burning out trying to get rich quick, patient creators are building something sustainable.
We're documenting our processes. We're helping people solve real problems. We're creating systems that compound over time instead of tactics that burn out fast.
When the market shifts or platforms change, we adapt. When the hype cycles crash, we keep building.
The Real Investment
Every piece of content I publish without a sales pitch is an investment in future trust. Every newsletter I send for free is a deposit in the relationship bank.
I'm not losing money by giving value away. I'm building the foundation for everything that comes next.
Next Step: Stop measuring success by this month's revenue. Start measuring it by this month's value creation.
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