Can’t believe I turned 20 today… What a wild journey it’s been so far: When I was 16, I cold-emailed Tyler Denk, the CEO of beehiiv, with a list of ideas on how I could help. That email turned into an internship where I built beehiiv 101—a course that’s helped hundreds of users unlock the platform’s potential. At 17, I sent Noah Kagan, founder of AppSumo, a 19-page pitch deck breaking down gaps in his social media and email marketing—and how to fix them. That landed me a role as Head of Content, where I led campaigns (like the one that made Million Dollar Weekend a New York Times bestseller). At 18, I decided to try my hand at the game of business and scaled a ghostwriting and creative agency to six-figures within its first year. At 19, I dropped out of college to work on Alex & Leila Hormozi’s media team, and self-published my first book You Can Just Do Things, which became an Amazon best-seller. …and now I’m 20. Part of me feels like I have to follow it up with something even bigger and grander this year. But the older I’ve gotten, the more I’ve realized how important patience and playing the long game is to your long term success. So when I feel restless or anxious about my future, I zoom in. I will write daily. I will read daily. I will lift daily. I will learn daily. I will help others daily. If I do those things, I cannot lose. Here’s to another trip around the sun! ✊🏼