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How to deal with toxic comments both online & offline

As self-satisfied & superior as I might have appeared for years, I could never accept compliments. Interesting to consider how my attitudes have changed over the decades, including since I wrote this blog post 10 years ago.

Interesting read.

Here are 10 Attention Grabbing Hooks For Your Viral Contents. 1. I shouldn't be sharing this but (insert valuable Free information in your niche) 2. Stop doing... (Insert controversial and common thing) then offer a better alternative. 3. This is why (state a problem) then offer a solution 4. How to (fix a problem) or Quick ways to (fix a common problem) in your niche 5. If I had to start over again with... (business/field/product/process) 6. Steal my (xyz strategy) to get xyz results. 7. This xyz changed my life 8. I don't know who needs to hear this.... (Strategy) 9. 3 ways you can (solve xyz problem/get xyz results) 10. This helped me go from this to this, EVEN though (state a common limitation) If you found these helpful... Follow Abraham Diamond for more. Credit: Roseline C (X)

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What kind of content do you respond most to? a pic, meme? A video? or maybe you like responding to polls? Let's hear your thoughts!

How to turn off sensitive media on X

It's time to start thinking about 2025. Here's a different way to approach your messaging that can help you dominate in the new year. Remember: Be interesting or be ignored.

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