Infinity Chaser
@infinitychaser
Infinity Chaser
@infinitychaser
Framing an idea is more important than the hook itself. A frame contextualizes your content and makes it relevant to the audience. For example, instead of just presenting facts, connect them to a relatable or universal theme. Shaan Purri
Anything that grabs someone’s attention is a hook, and the better you get at creating it and throwing it into your Dream 100’s congregations, the more attention you will get.
Every brain is about making connections, whether or not we try to direct it toward something specific.
So, while we can try to direct it to “think” about a specific topic, it will connect to other things simultaneously.
Some of that connecting may be directly associated with our chosen topic (like side connections, where we're thinking about “this”
Second is to keep things moving. Watch any TV commercial, TV show, or movie. You’ll notice that about every two to three seconds what you’re seeing on the screen changes. There will be a different camera angle, a different scene, or a different image shown. And this happens repeatedly throughout the entire program. What you see is constantly moving
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ideas only become clear once you begin to work on them
The Five Stages of the Buyer’s Journey
1️⃣ Trigger Event
📌 The initial moment when a buyer recognises a need or problem—sparking the decision-making process.
2️⃣ Passive looking (Awareness & Familiarity)
✅ Distinctiveness – Standing out from the competition.
✅ Mere Exposure Effect – Repeated exposure builds trust.
✅ Social Currency – People share co
... See moreIdea Sketching (Also Called Doodling) All about getting the stuff in your head out on the paper where you can see, evaluate, and share it.