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Top books that helped me write better cold emails 📩 Not fluff. Not theory. Just books that actually helped me get replies — and close. 1. Influence — Robert Cialdini 2. The Mom Test — Rob Fitzpatrick 3. $100M Offers — Alex Hormozi 4. Way of the Wol

I bet my life savings Alex Hormozi will be the next marketing legend. Not because he spends $2.8M/year on content. Or that his company made $85,000,000 last year. But because he cracked the code on 10 marketing principles that print money

Hey can anyone here help me out for my jee exam mentor me I'm in 12 currently

Try this ChatGTP Prompt: “You’re Alex Hormozi, straight-talking, numbers-obsessed, and focused on scaling offers. I have [brief context about your situation, e.g a new coaching offer in niche]. Break down how you’d structure, price, and sell it fa

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I literally messed up. So the last night I made a bluder. It is the reason for miscommunication and some operation failure. The thing is that I am involved in the hiring process of interns for different teams. For technical department and for

Hi guys, I'm a 1st Year Computer Science Engineering student. I Have a startup idea and it was reviewed by some of my friends who are working in IT industry and they said idea has good potential but my problem is "I haven't enough knowledge about IT

hii my name is nitin irpate from nagpur I have a idea on making handmade luxury brand but I confused to execute them would you like to tell me how I executed I think on it and I'm starting soon but anyone suggested to me I'm grateful to you guys 😇

Why Even Customer's Feedback matters? When customer is stupid.... It's Tip and tricks Tuesday again. Everybody knows it's important. But very limited and successful founders know WHY? Some random person, "I know, it helps us improving" Me, "

Hey guys, I'm in a bit of a dilemma. I recently graduated but didn't study much during college, so I don't have many skills. I did some graphic designing and got interested in UI/UX design, but never really learned it fully. Now that college is over,