Carousel Studio

Repurpose X Threads into LinkedIn & Instagram Carousels

Thread Truncated (Cap Enforced)

Only the first 20 tweets are unrolled into slides to ensure reliable PDF exporting and high server performance.

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Typography & Sizing

Title Font Size36px
Body Font Size18px
Header & Footer Size12px

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Tim Denning
@Tim_Denning

I bet my life-savings Pieter Levels will become a billionaire by 2029. Not because he currently makes $195K/month with zero employees from his laptop. Because he found the secret formula for online business (it’s so basic I couldn't believe it):

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Tim Denning
@Tim_Denning

Run from the American Unicorn Dream as fast as you can • Lots of cofounders • Work long hours • Diluted ownership • VC acts like 9-5 boss • Pressure to grow fast • Unprofitable • Sell for $100M... But walk away with $1M if lucky, or more likely bankrupt Stop smoking pot

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Tim Denning
@Tim_Denning

Be ruthlessly AI first Pieter's superpower is AI. He predicted the future before most business owners did. AI is built into his products. It's his biggest revenue generator & why he has zero employees. • Make AI your employee • Make money off AI

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Tim Denning
@Tim_Denning

Be an uns*xy indie hacker Perfection, plans & having big unicorn startup fantasies are overrated. Pieter says: • Build something • Start a TikTok account • Post daily on TikTok • Add a bio link for people to buy first version After 30 times, pick the most profitable

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Tim Denning
@Tim_Denning

Be stupidly transparent Pus$ies are obsessed with protecting IP. They love to make you sign NDAs too. Pieter is like Elon. He doesn't give a f*ck. He shares everything. Sharing is how you attract people to your mission We're all using the same AI-wrappers anyway, aren't we?

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Tim Denning
@Tim_Denning

Kill the losers after 30 days If the idea doesn't have traction by then, Pieter recommends to move on. * Iterate * Go fast * Break sh*t * Ignore your ego

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Tim Denning
@Tim_Denning

Pay your own rent first Wannabe entrepreneurs are dreamers Pieter says you must pay your own rent first. Meaning, build something small & pay the bills. Then get more ambitious and s*xy. Goal: Make enough money online to replace your salary. Then go bat sh*t crazy.

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Tim Denning
@Tim_Denning

Own your distribution through social media "X gets 26,000x more views than my blog" • Website blogs are dead • Go where people are Post as yourself, not some boring company brand Once you have distribution you can build anything. Buying ads becomes an amplifier, not a must

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Tim Denning
@Tim_Denning

Dare to post hot takes on X Pieter: Nobody talks about how you pay $2,217,160 to borrow $1,000,000 for a mortgage! Renting isn't so bad now, is it? Lesson: everything is now marketing for your business

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Tim Denning
@Tim_Denning

Launch a wild challenge to put yourself on the map Pieter invented "12 Startups in 12 Months Challenge" back in 2014 Most of his startups failed. But the idea made him known as a hacker. It also forced him to fail fast with a business

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Tim Denning
@Tim_Denning

Have strong values that make you lean and mean Pieter's: - 100% async - 100% remote - no monitoring systems - no scheduled meetings - no whiteboard interviews The cool thing about building a business is you set the rules. That's real freedom.

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Tim Denning
@Tim_Denning

Use a basic b*tch tech stack Pieter builds his websites with PHP and jQuery. People want it to be complicated when it's not. New, s*xy tech is often a distraction.

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Tim Denning
@Tim_Denning

Realize a college MBA is useless Pieter posted a tweet of everything he learned from a prestigious MBA. It was one slide. $100K+ MBAs are a joke. Real entrepreneurs are building shit & A/B testing their assumptions, not listening to professors.

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Tim Denning
@Tim_Denning

Surround yourself with influential people Pieter's hero is Stripe founder Patrick Now Pieter has a big audience, he has leverage to meet big names Then he takes photos with his heroes which creates more social proof which creates more trust Trust = Higher Sales Conversions

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Tim Denning
@Tim_Denning

Shamelessly copy & paste Pieter modeled his successful landing pages on those from Oliver B When a site does well he copies & pastes the best parts to new sites (steal from yourself) Business=Simple • Look at data • Pay attention to what works • Stop trying to be original

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Tim Denning
@Tim_Denning

Add real social proof, not BS testimonials • Text testimonials and screenshots are fakeable • Pieter puts customer tweets on his website There's so much social proof, it's hard for you not to trust him. Become undeniable.

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Tim Denning
@Tim_Denning

Plan for a future post AGI AI will hurt order-takers and uncreative employees. It'll hurt entrepreneurs too. Pieter says: • Post insanely human content • Build communities • Build your email list • Be entertaining • Create happy customers with support + CX Then be free.

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Tim Denning
@Tim_Denning

Be happy when others win (instead of jealous) People buy from good humans. Also, celebrating others is good PR. The best thing to celebrate is your competitors. The internet market is big enough for everyone. Abundance over scarcity mindset.

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Tim Denning
@Tim_Denning

The failure rate is supposed to be high Wealth & freedom don't come easy. Pieter: "Only 4 out of 70+ projects I ever did made money and grew >95% of everything I ever did failed" Most people refuse to fail. Therefore, you have almost no competition. Start. Ship often.

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Tim Denning
@Tim_Denning

Find ways to do radically different marketing "I'm going to give one random person that retweets this $10,000. Cause I’d rather spend my ad budget on you than BigTech" There's always a way when you use creativity Traditional marketing can't compete cause they post boring ads