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This entrepreneur built a billion dollar brand in his twenties, but he's still posting like he's pro. See, Greg Lave is killing it with his company, Bloom. 600,000,000 a year in revenue, the craziest lifestyle you can imagine. But even though he's worth hundreds of millions, Greg secretly made posting content his top priority. So the question is, why? It's because he understands worse personal brand unlocks three things that no amount of money can buy. First, access. More visibility means opportunities come to Greg without him even trying. Listen to what he says. If you build a personal brand, the networking will come to you. The amount of inbound that I have been receiving of people who can bring value to my life because of something I started six months ago, that is something that you can do as well. Instead of having to chase great investors, talent, and deal flow, they just show up in Greg's DMs because of the brand he's built. Next, audience. Greg's 200,000 followers aren't just a vanity metric. They're actually a loyal customer base that will buy anything he sells and support whatever he builds next. And this is so valuable because instead of having to spend millions on ads to generate sales, Greg can market to his audience, a giant distribution source for free. And finally, authority. The best founders understand that perception is reality. Posting strategic content allows Greg to control the narrative and increase perceived authority around him and his business. This gives him more status, more leverage in negotiations, and a reputation that he owns. If you wanna build a founder led personal brand that gives you access, audience, and authority, just comment the word bloom and I'll send over my step by step guide.