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JK Molina Reveals His Biggest Regrets & Lessons From 7 Figure Tweet Hunter Exit
On episode #19 of the STICK TALK podcast, the boys sit down with JK Molina to talk about the Tweet Hunter exit, growing up in Guatemala and discovering Twitter, learning English as a 2nd language, signing his first client for $500 a month, living with Dan Koe and Dakota Robertson, and what’s next for him in business.
JK is a former Co-Founder of Tweet Hunter prior to being acquired, runs a coaching program called Tweets and Clients showing service-based businesses how to make $30k/mo from Twitter, and coined the phrase “Likes Ain’t Cash”. Outside of business, JK enjoys traveling, practicing BJJ, spending time with family, and enjoying nice dinners.
Time stamps:
(00:00:00) - Reconnecting with Twitter Friends in Person
(00:03:03) - The Tweet Hunter Exit
(00:06:10) - The Role of Social Media in Business Growth
(00:09:19) - The Accidental Success of Tweet Hunter Auto-DMs
(00:12:14) - JKs Entrepreneurship Origin Story
(00:18:48) - Learning English and Discovering Twitter in Guatemala
(00:21:53) - How The Boys Got Into Twitter, Cold Email, and Podcasting
(00:24:34) - The Evolution of Partnership and Product Ideas
(00:30:17) - Building a SaaS to Sell It, Importance of Churn
(00:33:24) - The Second Half of the Game: Making Every Customer Worth More
(00:36:24) - From Winning to Making Money
(00:39:26) - The Relationship Between Money and Happiness
(00:42:40) - Living by the Seasons and the Helm of Awe Philosophy
(00:45:49) - JKs Humbling Jiu Jitsu Experience
(00:49:09) - Content Alignment for Powerful Brand Building
(00:52:24) - JKs Framework for Consistent Content Creation
(00:55:32) - The Power of Organic Content in Business
(01:01:28) - Balancing Money and Growth with Helping People
(01:04:31) - Helping More People vs Making More Money
(01:13:35) - Learning Business from Successful Entrepreneurs
(01:23:15) - Being careful with giving away too much free value
(01:26:02) - Investing in Yourself: The Painful Leap of Faith
(01:35:22) - Lightning Round
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By STICK TALKOn episode #19 of the STICK TALK podcast, the boys sit down with JK Molina to talk about the Tweet Hunter exit, growing up in Guatemala and discovering Twitter, learning English as a 2nd language, signing his first client for $500 a month, living with Dan Koe and Dakota Robertson, and what’s next for him in business.
JK is a former Co-Founder of Tweet Hunter prior to being acquired, runs a coaching program called Tweets and Clients showing service-based businesses how to make $30k/mo from Twitter, and coined the phrase “Likes Ain’t Cash”. Outside of business, JK enjoys traveling, practicing BJJ, spending time with family, and enjoying nice dinners.
Time stamps:
(00:00:00) - Reconnecting with Twitter Friends in Person
(00:03:03) - The Tweet Hunter Exit
(00:06:10) - The Role of Social Media in Business Growth
(00:09:19) - The Accidental Success of Tweet Hunter Auto-DMs
(00:12:14) - JKs Entrepreneurship Origin Story
(00:18:48) - Learning English and Discovering Twitter in Guatemala
(00:21:53) - How The Boys Got Into Twitter, Cold Email, and Podcasting
(00:24:34) - The Evolution of Partnership and Product Ideas
(00:30:17) - Building a SaaS to Sell It, Importance of Churn
(00:33:24) - The Second Half of the Game: Making Every Customer Worth More
(00:36:24) - From Winning to Making Money
(00:39:26) - The Relationship Between Money and Happiness
(00:42:40) - Living by the Seasons and the Helm of Awe Philosophy
(00:45:49) - JKs Humbling Jiu Jitsu Experience
(00:49:09) - Content Alignment for Powerful Brand Building
(00:52:24) - JKs Framework for Consistent Content Creation
(00:55:32) - The Power of Organic Content in Business
(01:01:28) - Balancing Money and Growth with Helping People
(01:04:31) - Helping More People vs Making More Money
(01:13:35) - Learning Business from Successful Entrepreneurs
(01:23:15) - Being careful with giving away too much free value
(01:26:02) - Investing in Yourself: The Painful Leap of Faith
(01:35:22) - Lightning Round