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Twitter is free education.

But 99% follow the wrong people.

Here are 17 must-follow accounts that give incredible value for free:

 1. @theryanking

Learn from one of the world's youngest self-made billionaires.

Topics:
• Business Growth
• Real Business Lessons
• Mindset

My favorite thread:
https://t.co/gStIIQxaPR
@theryanking 2. @hubermanlab

Learn from a Professor of Neurobiology at Stanford.

Topics:
• Health
• Biohacking
• Brain development

My favorite tweet:
https://t.co/JRrER3JJph
@theryanking @hubermanlab 3. @nathanbaugh27

Learn from a storytelling expert who built a large following on Twitter.

Topics:
• Storytelling
• Growing Newsletter
• Marketing Case Studies

My favorite tweet:
https://t.co/sHL0tolqiL
@theryanking @hubermanlab @nathanbaugh27 4. @thejustinwelsh

Learn from an entrepreneur who's building a portfolio of one-person businesses to $5M in revenue.

Topics:
• Content creation
• Audience building
• Business growth

My favorite tweet:
https://t.co/AI9P09v4E3
@theryanking @hubermanlab @nathanbaugh27 @thejustinwelsh 5. @Codie_Sanchez

Learn from the investor and founder of Contrarian Thinking who's buying "boring businesses".

Topics:
• Investing
• Passive Income
• Buying Businesses

My favorite tweet:
https://t.co/iLxGAe4Cvp
@theryanking @hubermanlab @nathanbaugh27 @thejustinwelsh @Codie_Sanchez 6. @thedankoe

Learn from a brand advisor for 6-7 figure creators and influencers.

Topics:
• Human Potential
• Creative Work
• Philosophy

My favorite tweet:
https://t.co/fMJXsgJo4S
@theryanking @hubermanlab @nathanbaugh27 @thejustinwelsh @Codie_Sanchez @thedankoe 7. @SahilBloom

Learn from a managing partner in SRB Ventures and creator with 125,000+ people on his newsletter.

Topics:
• Thinking
• Decision-Making
• Finance

My favorite tweet:
https://t.co/AycSzPwjrW
@theryanking @hubermanlab @nathanbaugh27 @thejustinwelsh @Codie_Sanchez @thedankoe @SahilBloom 8. @jspujji

Learn from an investor, founder, and CEO of multiple businesses.

Topics:
• Growth Marketing
• Bootstrapping
• Investing

My favorite tweet:
https://t.co/zqjShC4JeJ
@theryanking @hubermanlab @nathanbaugh27 @thejustinwelsh @Codie_Sanchez @thedankoe @SahilBloom @jspujji 9. @FitFounder

Learn from fitness and high-performance coach to entrepreneurs.

Topics:
• Fitness
• Health Optimization
• High-Performance Habits

My favorite tweet:
https://t.co/mI9TMGQZ8S
@theryanking @hubermanlab @nathanbaugh27 @thejustinwelsh @Codie_Sanchez @thedankoe @SahilBloom @jspujji @FitFounder 10. @dickiebush

Learn from a creator who helped thousands of people write online with his course Ship 30 for 30.

Topics:
• Writing
• Digital Leverage
• Storytelling

My favorite tweet:
https://t.co/QhODmXimha
@theryanking @hubermanlab @nathanbaugh27 @thejustinwelsh @Codie_Sanchez @thedankoe @SahilBloom @jspujji @FitFounder @dickiebush 11. @BrianFeroldi

Learn from a stock market investor and financial educator with 375k followers.

Topics:
• Investing
• Personal Finance
• Self-Improvement

My favorite tweet:
https://t.co/0QVmIM1x7q
@theryanking @hubermanlab @nathanbaugh27 @thejustinwelsh @Codie_Sanchez @thedankoe @SahilBloom @jspujji @FitFounder @dickiebush @BrianFeroldi 12. @OneJKMolina

Learn from a Twitter expert who's building a TweetHunter to $1.5M/year.

Topics:
• Audience building
• Getting clients
• Business

My favorite tweet:
https://t.co/bsi2btlvON
@theryanking @hubermanlab @nathanbaugh27 @thejustinwelsh @Codie_Sanchez @thedankoe @SahilBloom @jspujji @FitFounder @dickiebush @BrianFeroldi @OneJKMolina 13. @AliAbdaal

Learn from a doctor turned Youtuber with over 3M followers.

Topics:
• Productivity
• Content Creation
• Personal Development

My favorite tweet:
https://t.co/ObDUDYZkXf
@theryanking @hubermanlab @nathanbaugh27 @thejustinwelsh @Codie_Sanchez @thedankoe @SahilBloom @jspujji @FitFounder @dickiebush @BrianFeroldi @OneJKMolina @AliAbdaal 14. @aaditsh

Learn from a smart 20yo content creator who built an audience of over 200k followers.

Topics:
• Personal Development
• Entrepreneurship
• Wealth

My favorite tweet:
https://t.co/FhcxXtJTvX
@theryanking @hubermanlab @nathanbaugh27 @thejustinwelsh @Codie_Sanchez @thedankoe @SahilBloom @jspujji @FitFounder @dickiebush @BrianFeroldi @OneJKMolina @AliAbdaal @aaditsh 15. @matt_gray_

Learn from a founder & CEO of HERB who built a community of 14M people for his brand.

Topics:
• Community building
• Content Creation
• Systems

My favorite tweet:
https://t.co/WAmktLbCm6
@theryanking @hubermanlab @nathanbaugh27 @thejustinwelsh @Codie_Sanchez @thedankoe @SahilBloom @jspujji @FitFounder @dickiebush @BrianFeroldi @OneJKMolina @AliAbdaal @aaditsh @matt_gray_ 16. @blakeaburge

Learn from Excel expert and a content creator with 365k followers.

Topics:
• Excel
• Productivity
• Audience growth

My favorite tweet:
https://t.co/Nh5amNwP43
@theryanking @hubermanlab @nathanbaugh27 @thejustinwelsh @Codie_Sanchez @thedankoe @SahilBloom @jspujji @FitFounder @dickiebush @BrianFeroldi @OneJKMolina @AliAbdaal @aaditsh @matt_gray_ @blakeaburge 17. @jmoserr

Learn from co-founder and CEO of a 35+ person performance-driven SEO firm.

Topics:
• SEO
• Copywriting
• Digital Marketing

My favorite tweet:
https://t.co/77IDlJiSlA
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