I Grew 5 Million Followers On Social Media DOING THIS ONE THING (It's easy and boring)

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I Grew 5 Million Followers On Social Media DOING THIS ONE THING (It's easy and boring)

The Futur 29.06.2025 15 220 просмотров 519 лайков

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Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-b3c7kxa5vU-bnmaROgvog/join If you're wondering why your personal brand isn’t clicking or your sales feel like a struggle, this video breaks down why leading with generosity is your ultimate business growth hack. Chris Do shares how giving without expecting anything in return builds real trust, opens unexpected opportunities, and creates authentic connections. Whether you're building a creative business or leveling up your personal brand, this mindset shift will change how people respond to you—and how fast your brand grows. 💡 In this episode, you’ll learn: Why generosity is the most disarming and powerful sales tool How to stand out without trying to impress What REALLY makes people trust your brand How to grow a business without feeling “salesy” The difference between attracting vs. chasing opportunities ⏱️ Timestamps 0:10 – Intro 0:15 - Why Giving Value Is KEY 1:20 – What people feel when you give value 2:40 – Authentic Value vs Pretend 4:15 – The power of contentment and showing up real 6:00 – How authenticity beats polish (every time) 🏷️ Hashtags & Keywords (1 Line) #GiveBeforeYouAsk #BrandTrust #ChrisDo #CreativeBusinessTips #AuthenticBranding #LeadWithValue #PersonalBrandGrowth #EntrepreneurMindset #SalesWithoutSelling #CreativeMarketing 🥇 Futur Pro The professional creative community designed to grow your personal brand, your business, and your network: https://thefutur.com/pro 🎙️ The Futur Podcast: https://thefutur.com/podcast 📍 Recommended books, tools, music, resources, typefaces & more: https://thefutur.com/recommendations 🎵 Music by Epidemic Sound: http://share.epidemicsound.com/thefutur We love getting your letters. Send them here: The Futur c/o Chris Do 556 S. Fair Oaks Ave. #34 Pasadena CA 91105 *By making a purchase through any of our affiliate links, we receive a very small commission at no extra cost to you. This helps us on our mission to provide quality education to you. Thank you. -- Host: Chris Do (Bald Asian Guy Talks About Business) Cinematographers/Editors: @RodrigoTasca & @Tascastudios MOCS Media

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Intro

where it's like I'm just giving value. I think we're always walking around

Why Giving Value Is KEY

wondering what does somebody want from us? What do you want from me? Look in your DMs. Look in your inbox. Look at how people come up to you at a conference or a networking event. Your guard's up, man. Your guard's up all the time. you're trying to steal my time, my attention, my money, my friends, my status. And until we start to feel comfortable with somebody, we're not going to really entertain those ideas. And I think the thing that is really disarming to people is to lead with generosity. Not because it's a scheme. It's not a Trojan horse, but because it's generally how you operate. It's part of your operating system. So somebody who comes by a total stranger, and says, "Hey, Mo, I see you there. You look a little lost in the sea of people. Tell me what's going on. " Like I told you, we all want to be seen, to be included. And there's some part of you in that moment. I could imagine when I say you, I mean all of you who are listening or watching is a child who was neglected at some point. No matter how much love you got, it was never enough. And we should not put a container on our love, right? So it could be more. Fine. So you felt left out. You felt overlooked, passed up on. So when somebody's like, "Hey, Mo, I just

What people feel when you give value

noticed you're alone there. what's going on? You're like, well, I don't know anybody here. It's like, who would you like to meet? And you say to me, well, I don't know. Maybe this kind of person. You're like, well, let's go find them together. By the way, my name is Chris. And I think that moment is going to stick with you. You're probably going to say to yourself, that guy or that gal is genuine. And there's something about human nature that we are going to feel like we need to reciprocate. Our social network depends on us doing that. So when somebody gives to you eventually you need to do something like I make dinner well I got the dishes or I bought the groceries or you drove let me fill up the gas. It's not a quid proquo mandate but it's how we continue to build on the relationship so it gets stronger versus weaker. And so somewhere along the way oh hey Chris what are you doing here? Are you is it your job to just meet randos in the corner and introduce him to people like well no actually I'm going to be speaking. Oh what are you speaking about? You see, like we start to show for each other like, "Oh, is there still room? Can I sit up front and support you in any way? " And then that's the beginning of a relationship. Now, you can do this at scale using content. And what people are doing is they're spending a lot of time listening to you kind of as if they feel like you are speaking to them. When it comes from the heart, a genuine place, I think people can feel that.

Authentic Value vs Pretend

Now, let's take the opposite. Let's say someone is out there pretending to be a certain way. They think they're being very clever. I'm saying maybe we'll divide the population to thirds. A third already knows what's the game and they tune you out immediately. A third are skeptical, but we'll give you the benefit of the doubt. And the third are just totally blind. They have no freaking clue. Take all their money. So, let's just talk about the third in the middle. They're going to give you the benefit of the doubt, but they're a little bit skeptical. They can go down a rabbit hole with you, and they're waiting for you to show yourself, your true self. And when they see it, like, I knew it. So my whole thing is my identity first I thought was a graphic designer but my real identity is a teacher. Underneath a graphic designer is a teacher and I'm here to teach. I'm not really thinking about the business. The irony is the more that I don't think about the business more business opportunities appear. It's just like when you stop trying to impress people might be impressed. Paradox principle definitely. Yeah it is. There's a lot of that, right? And I wrote about something like that recently. I said when you stop caring about what people think, people will start caring about what you think about, right? Being needy is repulsive. You push people away. Like, oh, can you validate me? Can I have money? Can you introduce me to all these people? It's like, get away from me. But if you get into this kind of like, how can I serve you? What can I do to help you? And I can only conjecture to why people are drawn to watching the content and listening to this bald Asian fool, right? I know what it is, but you can never know unless you ask all the people like why do you watch this channel? Could be a number of different reasons.

The power of contentment and showing up real

But I think in our life as we're navigating this world, we are looking for some inner peace to be comfortable with us being who we are to be seen and not judged to be acknowledged and appreciated without the judgment attached to all that stuff. And I navigate the world in a way that I feel so comfortable in my own skin. I've stopped caring about what people think. I care about people, but I don't care about people's opinions of me. And I think that's such an anomaly for people when they run into us either in online or in person, you're drawn to this thing because you're looking for that peace yourself. And so if somebody else is emitting this energy, this frequency, I think on some subconscious level, they feel seen, they feel safe, and they want to learn from that. When we talk about being attractive, I'm not talking about physical beauty, but I'm talking about this inner peace, this joy that you have for life, this optimism that you have that's still rooted in reality, but there's still optimism there. And this powerful content is it contentment? Yeah, this powerful contentment that you're okay and you're very present and grounded in the moment. I think that's why some spiritual leaders, some yogis, um I assume the Daly Lama is very attractive because there's just inner peace emanating from their pores. That's my theory. And then like, nah, bro. It's not that, bro. It's about the business advice or whatever they're going to say. It's the fact that you made me close a $10,000 deal on that sales call, man, with your questions. That's what it is. That probably helped. Inner peace. Schmitter peace, man. But

How authenticity beats polish (every time)

that 10,000 pieces of inner peace right there. That's a fact. I would personally agree with that. I think you're and I I love giving you your flowers in person and live. I think you do a tremendous job in making the person that you're speaking to uh feel that what you're saying is not for clout, is not for, you know, performance, you arrive with truth every time. Whether it's sharp razor blade, Chris, where it's like, yo, let me I'm gonna give it to you in a way that might hurt, or it's like, hey, it sounds like you're needing this in this moment, and that's what that's what's going to help that person move forward. Uh, and I think you do have a I think that gives people a lot of peace because it's a breath of fresh air from a lot of people in this space that give me the impression are performing to be honest. That's where that's what my Yeah. And we all are to a degree. Mhm. And I'll say this, I think if you want to be an impressive person, stop trying to impress people. No one who's impressive is ever really trying to impress you. Actually, most of us will find that to be repulsive. Like, check out my car. Check out my watches. Check out where I live. Check out my spouse. Check out how perfect my children are. I'm not really. Look at my bank account. I'm not really impressed at all.

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