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You should study driven by curiosity not degrees Some of the most impactful fields are: Maths, physics, philosophy and computer science. You will train your mind to reason logically and solve problems. But don't stop there. Dive into psychology to understand how people think, behave, and make decisions. Study health, because your body is the hardware your brain depends on. Learn communication, because ideas are only as powerful as your ability to express them. Using YouTube and AI will teach 99% of what you need. Then, apply that knowledge to shape the life you what to live with daily actions, habits and hobbies.

🚀 Today is Day 1 of my freelancing journey, starting from zero! I’m building Automation Systems for B2B companies, and trying to earn my first $ online (with no experience). And I'm sharing everything in public. Why? ✅ Stay accountable ✅ Connect with others on the same path ✅ Get real feedback from others, fast ✅ Have a place to reflect & make better strategic decisions ✅ Improve my copy & comms (English isn't my first language btw) ✅ Attract future clients by showing real work ✅ Document the full journey, even the failures Let’s connect and share this journey together! 🔥

Let's goooo!!! 70 first followers 🔥🔥 Also probably closing my first client in a few days 😎😎

Having a sales call in a few hours, any tips?

DAY 1 OF MAKING 10K€ WITH AI PRODUCTS FROM ZERO👨‍💻 💵 Current Revenue: 0€ Today I’m starting this challenge as a freelancer building automation systems for B2B companies. The value proposition is simple, building systems focused on getting more clients and increasing productivity (aka saving time and money). Back in July I did some outreach and saw plenty of interest. Now that summer has ended, it’s time to execute😎. Today’s plan: ✅ Follow up with 2 warm leads interested on working in September (already done) ✅ Relaunch and improve the cold email campaign ✅ Check booking call automations are working smoothly I’ll be sharing the journey daily; wins, fails and every lesson I learn. Stay tuned😎

Yesterday, I had my first sales call. And yeah, there are quite a few things to improve. It came from a proposal I submitted on Upwork a few days ago. It showed me I still have a lot to work on, but it also taught me something I'd never heard before: Finding the balance between providing help and making them need you. Everyone says you should provide as much value as possible (especially when you are starting out, since you don't have any social proof yet). On the call (~50 minutes), we discussed their problem, how they were currently handling it, and how I'd approach it. By the end, I explained them step by step 2-3 different ways to solve their issue. The solutions where solid: they solved exactly what the client needed, saved a ton of time, and were extremely scalable. Realistically, this could make them >$10K/mo. But here's the problem: I explained them step by step 2-3 different ways to solve their issue. They don't need me anymore. Because I told them everything they needed. And sure, my goal is to help businesses grow and make more money. But not for free, I'm not an NGO. Everyone says, "Give as much value as possible, especially if you're just starting out." And that's true. But there's a fine line between value and free consulting. You have to remember: the value you provide should make them need you. Then (with the $$), you solve their problem. I was so focused on giving the perfect solution (even more than one), that I forgot that this was a sales call, not a $150/hour strategy sesion. The call ended with: "Thanks! We'll do some more research and get back to you." Not ideal. Afterwards, I DMed them and reframed one of the solutions as the best fit, for them and for me. I included clear next steps, scope, timeline, estimated cost etc. Hopefully that re-opens the door. No response yet. If they reply, I'll keep you posted. So the takeaway of this call was: Deliver massive value, but don't solve everything on the call. You want them to end the call thinking: "We need this person to make it happen." If you're also starting out, remember: You're not an NGO. Be intelligent. P.S. This is my first time trying a storytelling post. If you've read this far, thank you♥️. I'd genuinely appreciate your feedback 🙏

New ATH in results (views and new followers), but nothing to impressive. The interesting part is the input (posts and replies is lower), so the reach has increased, probably because blue check, or consistency (very little) stacking

Which is better in your opinion, Claude Code or Cursor?

Heyy awesome people building in public!! Share here another non-related hobby you have! Mine is playing guitar 🎸🎸 One of these days, I should post some videos here.

How doable do you think getting 5M views on 3 months is when starting out?

BIGG NEWSSS 🎉🎉🎉 My first proposal I sent has been accepted by the client!! 😁😁 I wouldn't considered it closed (because they haven't pay me anything yet) but will keep talking in September to set up the system. Also rn finishing my second proposal to another client, 100 times better written this last one 😎😎 Seeing progress really fast, it's soooo coool

Yesterday right when I was going to sleep, I posted quickly a post of something that came up to my mind. It connected some other ideas I read yesterday, and seemed insightful for me after finishing it. But the reality A non-connecting, not personal robotic post, very bipbopbipbop. I just was thinking of writing something just for growing my new account, very similar to a lot of content you can see here nowadays, thinking it was the correct type of post. But I discovered that's not the real goal for someone starting (and wanting to grow) in this platform. The real goal here is to connect with people, simple. But not by saying, by doing. Your personal experience is the most powerful tool for communicating, because no one else has lived and will live your journey. The best way to communicate your ideas, it's to back it up with your experiences, your wins and failures, that's the real goal of building in public. Something simple I hadn't seen. Will try to develop this ideas further in the next hours/days Today I need to focus on another sales call (the 4th I've done in my life), and sending to a prospect a proposal (first time) Grateful of starting this journey Thanks to everyone taking part of it :)

Seems like my cold email campaigns is facing some problems :( I made a variant of my current campaign (that has already booked 2 calls), and the open rate dropped from ~50% to 12% 2 leads bounced (3% of contacted in that campaign) I thought that was it, but one of my three sending email addresses health score dropped from 100% to 0%. I inmediatly stopped all my campaigns (because all email addresses are in the same domain) I searched up for some email health testers and it showed the following information (see image). No idea what it means but will learning through doing changed recently the dmarc from none to quarantine, don't know if it's related anyone has any idea?

We are back!!! Let's crush it🔥🔥 PS: rn will focus on a sales call I have in a few hours, will keep you updated

Using what you sell is one of the greatest things in life

You should study driven by curiosity not degrees Some of the most impactful fields are: Maths, physics, philosophy and computer science. You will train your mind to reason logically and solve problems. But don't stop there. Dive into psychology to understand how people think, behave, and make decisions. Study health, because your body is the hardware your brain depends on. Learn communication, because ideas are only as powerful as your ability to express them. Using YouTube and AI will teach 99% of what you need. Then, apply that knowledge to shape the life you what to live with daily actions, habits and hobbies.

DAY 1 OF MAKING 10K€ WITH AI PRODUCTS FROM ZERO👨‍💻 💵 Current Revenue: 0€ Today I’m starting this challenge as a freelancer building automation systems for B2B companies. The value proposition is simple, building systems focused on getting more clients and increasing productivity (aka saving time and money). Back in July I did some outreach and saw plenty of interest. Now that summer has ended, it’s time to execute😎. Today’s plan: ✅ Follow up with 2 warm leads interested on working in September (already done) ✅ Relaunch and improve the cold email campaign ✅ Check booking call automations are working smoothly I’ll be sharing the journey daily; wins, fails and every lesson I learn. Stay tuned😎

Having a sales call in a few hours, any tips?

🚀 Today is Day 1 of my freelancing journey, starting from zero! I’m building Automation Systems for B2B companies, and trying to earn my first $ online (with no experience). And I'm sharing everything in public. Why? ✅ Stay accountable ✅ Connect with others on the same path ✅ Get real feedback from others, fast ✅ Have a place to reflect & make better strategic decisions ✅ Improve my copy & comms (English isn't my first language btw) ✅ Attract future clients by showing real work ✅ Document the full journey, even the failures Let’s connect and share this journey together! 🔥

Seems like my cold email campaigns is facing some problems :( I made a variant of my current campaign (that has already booked 2 calls), and the open rate dropped from ~50% to 12% 2 leads bounced (3% of contacted in that campaign) I thought that was it, but one of my three sending email addresses health score dropped from 100% to 0%. I inmediatly stopped all my campaigns (because all email addresses are in the same domain) I searched up for some email health testers and it showed the following information (see image). No idea what it means but will learning through doing changed recently the dmarc from none to quarantine, don't know if it's related anyone has any idea?

Yesterday, I had my first sales call. And yeah, there are quite a few things to improve. It came from a proposal I submitted on Upwork a few days ago. It showed me I still have a lot to work on, but it also taught me something I'd never heard before: Finding the balance between providing help and making them need you. Everyone says you should provide as much value as possible (especially when you are starting out, since you don't have any social proof yet). On the call (~50 minutes), we discussed their problem, how they were currently handling it, and how I'd approach it. By the end, I explained them step by step 2-3 different ways to solve their issue. The solutions where solid: they solved exactly what the client needed, saved a ton of time, and were extremely scalable. Realistically, this could make them >$10K/mo. But here's the problem: I explained them step by step 2-3 different ways to solve their issue. They don't need me anymore. Because I told them everything they needed. And sure, my goal is to help businesses grow and make more money. But not for free, I'm not an NGO. Everyone says, "Give as much value as possible, especially if you're just starting out." And that's true. But there's a fine line between value and free consulting. You have to remember: the value you provide should make them need you. Then (with the $$), you solve their problem. I was so focused on giving the perfect solution (even more than one), that I forgot that this was a sales call, not a $150/hour strategy sesion. The call ended with: "Thanks! We'll do some more research and get back to you." Not ideal. Afterwards, I DMed them and reframed one of the solutions as the best fit, for them and for me. I included clear next steps, scope, timeline, estimated cost etc. Hopefully that re-opens the door. No response yet. If they reply, I'll keep you posted. So the takeaway of this call was: Deliver massive value, but don't solve everything on the call. You want them to end the call thinking: "We need this person to make it happen." If you're also starting out, remember: You're not an NGO. Be intelligent. P.S. This is my first time trying a storytelling post. If you've read this far, thank you♥️. I'd genuinely appreciate your feedback 🙏

How doable do you think getting 5M views on 3 months is when starting out?

Let's goooo!!! 70 first followers 🔥🔥 Also probably closing my first client in a few days 😎😎

BIGG NEWSSS 🎉🎉🎉 My first proposal I sent has been accepted by the client!! 😁😁 I wouldn't considered it closed (because they haven't pay me anything yet) but will keep talking in September to set up the system. Also rn finishing my second proposal to another client, 100 times better written this last one 😎😎 Seeing progress really fast, it's soooo coool

Wanting to drastically improve my English skills, especially speaking and writing. I feel really confident about my reading and listening skills, as I've been consuming a lot of English content over the past few years. However, I had always neglected my speaking and writing skills. Any tips on that? The problem is that even though I consume a lot of English content, I rarely speak or write in the language. I've been practicing with AI and I am thinking of spending 1 hour minimum per day here on X practicing real conversations. Btw I am taking the FCE (B2) exam in just over a month, and I really want to excel at it. (Just wanted to get my English level certified, thinking about getting a C1 after it) Any tips for improving it??

Which is better in your opinion, Claude Code or Cursor?

New ATH in results (views and new followers), but nothing to impressive. The interesting part is the input (posts and replies is lower), so the reach has increased, probably because blue check, or consistency (very little) stacking

Heyy awesome people building in public!! Share here another non-related hobby you have! Mine is playing guitar 🎸🎸 One of these days, I should post some videos here.

We are back!!! Let's crush it🔥🔥 PS: rn will focus on a sales call I have in a few hours, will keep you updated