Dylan Madden
@Dylanmadden • 125,962 subscribers
American in Georgia 🇬🇪. 75k+ students. Building businesses and the freedom that comes with them. Legacy work with TRW.
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Confrontation is how you get the money, the wife, and the dream life
Dylan Madden647,330 views • 3 days ago
If you’re living abroad, these 8 tools will give you an unfair advantage
Dylan Madden53,764 views • 3 days ago
Fireblood gives your brain everything it needs to win the day.…
Dylan Madden295,795 views • 3 months ago
Yesterday text messages between the 2 “victims” were exposed. Showing that they: ✅ plotted and rehearsed how to setup the Tate Brothers ✅ openly admitted they weren’t kidnapped How long have the police had access to these documents? The Tate’s were framed. #FreeTheTates
Dylan Madden1,735,178 views • 3 years ago
your life right now is so amazing. have hope and enjoy this timeline cleanse.
Dylan Madden14,296 views • 27 days ago
Every woke person uses Android vs every successful person I meet uses Apple exclusively 👇
Dylan Madden220,278 views • 3 years ago
![Not to be dramatic, but have you ever been offered a free coffee? I get these DMs every week: “Hey bro, saw you’re in [insert city]. Want to grab a coffee?” Translation: “Let me siphon 10 years of experience in exchange for $3 and some small talk.” I used to say yes. I used to think it was “nice” to help people. But you know what I found? 90% of the time it’s a colossal waste. They show up unprepared. No offer. No value. Just questions. Meanwhile I’m giving them strategies that could make them $20k this month. So now I live by this simple rule: If you’re not family, a friend, or a client, I don’t meet up. Call it cold. Call it arrogant. Call it whatever you want. But here’s the truth: We live in a world where people mistake confidence for competence. They haven’t done a damn thing. No wins. No assets. No proof. Yet they expect you to treat them like kings. Listen, I respect boldness. But if you’re going to level up, you better bring value, not lattes. When I was coming up, I didn’t ask to “pick your brain.” I figured out ways to be useful. One of those convos leveled me up for years. And now? I’m that guy. An hour with me would collapse your learning curve by years. So no, I don’t care about your coffee offer. I care about usefulness. I care about initiative. I care about ROI. You want access? Cool. Make it a win for both of us. Otherwise, you’re just another DM in the request folder.](https://image.24vids.com/tw-1975455924128014791/amplify_video_thumb/1975455636167991296/img/RbF4BTGHnwaSHR5V.jpg)
Not to be dramatic, but have you ever been offered a free coffee? I get these DMs every week: “Hey bro, saw you’re in [insert city]. Want to grab a coffee?” Translation: “Let me siphon 10 years of experience in exchange for $3 and some small talk.” I used to say yes. I used to think it was “nice” to help people. But you know what I found? 90% of the time it’s a colossal waste. They show up unprepared. No offer. No value. Just questions. Meanwhile I’m giving them strategies that could make them $20k this month. So now I live by this simple rule: If you’re not family, a friend, or a client, I don’t meet up. Call it cold. Call it arrogant. Call it whatever you want. But here’s the truth: We live in a world where people mistake confidence for competence. They haven’t done a damn thing. No wins. No assets. No proof. Yet they expect you to treat them like kings. Listen, I respect boldness. But if you’re going to level up, you better bring value, not lattes. When I was coming up, I didn’t ask to “pick your brain.” I figured out ways to be useful. One of those convos leveled me up for years. And now? I’m that guy. An hour with me would collapse your learning curve by years. So no, I don’t care about your coffee offer. I care about usefulness. I care about initiative. I care about ROI. You want access? Cool. Make it a win for both of us. Otherwise, you’re just another DM in the request folder.
Dylan Madden13,295 views • 8 months ago
I’m one of the most likable people on social media. When people recognize me irl I don’t have my team keep them away or try to leave instantly, I’ll sit there and speak to them. But one thing that’s followed me online is people say “you sound like Andrew Tate” And that makes me laugh. As I’ve always been told my voice sounds different than others and I’ve got a radio voice. Plus Tate is a friend of mine and one of the best communicators I’ve seen in our time. So thanks for the compliment.
Dylan Madden12,804 views • 8 months ago
