I’ve been building something that’s going to change the way you handle Instagram DMs. It’s a simple system that replies instantly to anyone who messages you, keeps the conversation warm and natural, and actually moves people closer to working with you. Here’s how it works: - When someone DMs you with the keyword “list,” the bot thanks them, introduces me, and asks if they’re up for a quick chat. - It asks three short qualifying questions, one at a time, so it feels like a real conversation. - It collects their name and email so I’m building my list automatically. - It delivers my free checklist right inside the chat. - If they’re a good fit, it also shares a link to book a free discovery call. - And it does all of this 24/7, without me needing to be glued to my phone. The tone is casual and human, not robotic. It remembers the flow of the conversation, so people feel like they’re chatting with me, not a script. Why does this matter? Because most of us lose leads in the DMs. We get busy, we forget to follow up, or we just don’t have the energy to repeat the same answers over and over. This bot fixes that. It makes sure no one slips through the cracks, and it does it in a way that feels personal. I’m sharing the setup and template(json) so you can plug it into your own business. If you want me to post the full video walkthrough also here, drop a comment and let me know.

Looking to hire someone to design landing pages in large quantaties using our drag and drop interface. No coding experience needed. Great for those who are just beginning graphic design, web design or web development career. If interested provide your email address and I will email you details.

A few weeks ago, I met Salim. He runs a garment sourcing business, connecting factories in Bangladesh with buyers across Europe. Great guy, solid product, but he was struggling hard with outreach. No system, no automation, just manual hustle and missed opportunities. So I built him a full-stack engine: lead generation, personalized email campaigns, appointment booking, and even an AI voice agent that cold calls and qualifies leads. I handled the whole funnel...from scraping to scheduling to CRM tagging. He paid me $3,500 for the build. But here’s where it got interesting. Instead of just maintaining the system, I pitched him a bigger play. I told him: “Let me handle the outreach, the meetings, the closing..and you share 30% of the profit from every deal that comes through this machine.” He said yes. Now I’m not just the tech guy..I’m the closer, the strategist, and the growth partner. Every time a buyer places an order, I get a cut. And I manage the entire pipeline like it’s my own business. This isn’t just a win...it’s leverage. From workflow to revenue share. From one-time fee to recurring upside. If you’re building systems for clients, don’t stop at delivery. Think bigger. Own the outcome. Let's go....

Reading books is one of the biggest unfair advantages of life. I mean, think about it. Someone spends years researching, struggling, learning, and you get all that knowledge in just 10 to 12 hours of your time reading. It's a cheat code to get more successful in life. But there's actually a problem with it. Most of the books have repeated knowledge. The same information being packaged in multiple different ways, and this wastes a lot of your time. So to solve this issue, I've handpicked 44 best books that I've read in my life across multiple domains like: Business Self-help Storytelling Psychology AI Tech And so much more. One of these books literally made Steve Jobs cry. I've also added some of the best fiction books because I believe fiction is usually deeper. And they share the best life advice in the form of stories. So instead of wasting years of your life searching for the best books on the internet, check out here and access the list of 44 books. And remember, you don't need motivation. You need a direction. And the right book at the right time.

Hey everyone, There were definitely moments over the past two years where I wanted to throw my laptop out the window and just write everything in code like a normal person. But here's the thing …I stuck with it, and I'm actually glad I did. Not because n8n is perfect (spoiler alert: it's not), but because I finally figured out how to make it work for me instead of against me. How It All Started (AKA: My Journey Through Automation Hell) I jumped into n8n back in 2023, full of enthusiasm and big dreams. Started simple with some webhook triggers, then got ambitious and built these elaborate AI marketing workflows. You know how it goes … it works great in your head, but reality has other plans. I hit every wall you can imagine: - Workflows that crawled slower than my grandma on dial-up - Error messages that made about as much sense as IKEA instructions - That sinking feeling when you realize you've been fighting the tool instead of using it Sound familiar? Yeah, I thought so. The Lightbulb Moment (That Changed Everything) Here's what nobody tells you about n8n: Stop trying to make it do everything. I was treating n8n like it was supposed to be some kind of Swiss Army knife that could handle every single task in my workflow. File processing, heavy calculations, complex logic .. I wanted it all in one place. That's like asking your car to also be your house. Sure, you could try to make it work, but you're going to have a bad time. The breakthrough? Think of n8n as your orchestra conductor, not the entire orchestra. It's fantastic at coordinating different services and making them work together, but it doesn't need to play every instrument. What Actually Works (My "Aha!" Approach) Let the Specialists Do What They Do Best Instead of forcing n8n to process massive PDFs, I send them to specialized APIs that are built for that stuff. Need to crunch numbers? I trigger a Python script and let n8n handle the results. It's like having a really good project manager who knows exactly who to call for what task.