"So good they call you fake" by Joshua Lisec

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Joshua Lisec is just fun to interact with really. From his content on X. To his special insight, which was available for the book promotion done right, when he put forward his first non-fiction after writing +80 books as ghostwriter for people from all walks of life. When I first spoke with Joshua, it was quite fun to interact with him since he radiates professionality. Writing that many words, I mean +80 books, can you believe it? Does change your thinking and of course verbal fluency?! That combined with professional communication documents to describe his service better coming with a plethora of insights via the two dozen or so documents. Enjoyed each video on his YouTube Channel and was thankful for the free content. I was quite impressed to hear that he could sell $50.000 high ticket service via less than 500 Subscribers to his channel, by just carefully preselecting for keywords which indicate a buying decision. It took a while until I was familiar with the tool, keywords everywhere, but by now I included the usage of this tool in my work processes, and I am quite happy about it.


The key to success according to Lisec is providing value en masse, then creating a product or service, which gives additional help to the interested buyer, or to implement for the prospect. So, he closes the ticket and pays a premium. It did feel like a rip-off, considering his offer. As in taking him for a ride not the other way around. It's important to not think about a win-lose here, but a win-win strategy. Last time I heard from Joshua, his price was $100.000. I hope I can be his first 7-digit customer. Or get editing done from him, like Dilbert Comic guy got with his latest book: Reframe your brain.


So Good They Call You a Fake: Command Attention, Monetize Your Talent Stack, and Become the Uncontested Authority in Your Niche was a book I was looking forward to reading as soon as I heard that I could buy it. Accompanying the book, came at the book launch a series with documents for readers who buy 5 books and leave a review. Where he did spill out additional insight into his craft. Written in so clear language that I almost couldn't understand it. Took a while until it made click. Me being just used to complexity I guess, and he was an authority on clarity. I'm pretty happy that I stumbled across him on #MoneyTwitter one day. I am definitely a fanboy for that men and I am a bit jelly that he has two kids according to his Wikipedia. While my political mentor told me that if you take politics seriously, one is already a lot. So, there is that. Anyhow the wall of text shall indicate for the dear reader, to get a hold on both books mentioned. Both are worthwhile reads.

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  • Talebs Books where refined by Lisec. Taleb comes from the Libanon, there was a civil war happening when he grew up. This left a huge impression on him as a youngster. Society blindly believed that peace and prosperty are going to be here foreverr. Until they wherent and left, because crazy Jihadi people, also called the fremen. Wanted to see a civilwar happening.


    Fucking Jihadi people, I hate them. They ruined everything.

    • Do you hate them all or not. I bet there are also good Jihadi people. Like the only good jihadi person is a dead one? Yeah but if the dies a hero, that sucks, capture him and negoiate, humiliate and what not. Look I am no expert on this, you are but I beg to differ.

    • Able go fuck yourself. Foul language is not necessary. To express your point, okay.


      Can you be nice, please? Be nice and Able. Ok, wise.

    • Vice is a sin.

  • Your admiration for Joshua Lisec and your detailed account of your interactions with him reflect a deep appreciation for his expertise and approach. It's clear that his prolific experience as a ghostwriter for over 80 books, combined with his strategic use of tools like "Keywords Everywhere," has left a lasting impression on you.