A lot of people ask me, “I’ve tried cold emailing in the past, but it didn’t work. What can I do instead?” The truth is, it’s not about the type of outreach you do—whether it’s cold emailing, calling, or DMing—it’s about how you do it. If you don’t grasp the fundamentals, no outreach method will give you the success you're looking for. Let me explain the right way to approach outreach. How to Do Outreach Effectively: Lead with Value: 9 out of 10 times, successful outreach starts by offering value before pitching anything. For example, in my outreach, I’ve provided feedback on ads clients were running, or I helped them with a system issue. If I had nothing specific to offer, I’d even give away a free month of ads to gain trust and learn from the experience. If you’re just starting, humble yourself. You need experience first. Don’t be afraid to offer something for free to build credibility. Follow Up with a Call or Meeting: Once you’ve given them something of value, ask for a Zoom call or an in-person meeting to discuss things further. By the time they’ve received value from you, they’re more likely to trust you. That’s when you can start talking about your services. Personalize Your Outreach: Show genuine interest in their business. Whether it’s through compliments, insights, or small gestures of value, let them know you’ve taken the time to understand what they need. Alternative Outreach Methods: LinkedIn DMs: This is one of the best outreach channels, especially when automated. You'll need LinkedIn’s paid subscription and software for automation, but the investment can be worth it. If you want details about the software I use, just DM me. Cold Calling: Believe it or not, cold calling is the most effective outreach strategy in many industries. I avoided cold calling for a long time, but once I got over my fear, the results were undeniable. I got my first client after only 25 cold calls. Compare that to cold emails, where it took 1,000 emails to get just 5 to 10 calls. Cold calling converts faster—1 in 25 vs. 1 in 200. If you need help with cold calling, I’ve got a script you can use (click the link for the script).

Today, I want to talk about a simple way to get more leads. This doesn’t require an investment in money but rather in time—and trust me, it works. Maybe you’re already doing this: consistently posting on LinkedIn. But here's where many people go wrong: they post random things. One day they share how they landed a new client, and the next day it's about an airsoft event with friends. Don’t get me wrong, there’s nothing wrong with sharing personal experiences—we’re all human, and we enjoy sharing our lives. But if you want to use LinkedIn to get more clients, there’s a much more effective approach. 👉 Consistently post to your niche and only focus on your niche. Offer your audience free value. Do this for 90 days, and you’ll start building a larger audience and a small fan base interested in your services. Eventually, these people will want to become your clients. So how do you go about this? Good question! Here’s a simple exercise: Find the content creators in your niche. Check the main topics they cover. Think about your opinions on these topics. What do you find valuable? What’s not interesting or useful to you? Do you have any other perspectives on the topics they discuss? Write them down. Ask yourself: what are you passionate about? What can you talk about for hours? What are you currently learning? Share your discoveries with your audience. Stick to one general topic and 3-4 subtopics. Write them down, and when creating posts, keep them in the dedicated category for clarity and structure. If you do this exercise and stay consistent with it, trust me, you’ll start attracting people who want to buy from you. That’s much better than convincing them through cold emails or cold calls, right? 😊 This approach has helped me and my clients get more leads and customers. I hope it helps you as much as it helped me. P.S If you are struggling with getting things done in general shoot me a dm and I will try to help you!

Stop Working Hard All Day: Here’s Why You Might Be Losing Without Knowing It. We’ve all been told that hard work is the key to success. But here’s the truth: working endless hours doesn’t guarantee success if you’re neglecting other critical areas of your life. I used to grind non-stop, thinking I was on the fast track. But I realised that I was only holding myself back. Here’s why It’s not just about how much you work—it's about how well you work. Without focusing on these 4 key areas in addition to your work, you're missing out on your full potential: Good Mental Health 🧠: A clear, stress-free mind helps you make better decisions. Good Productivity 📈: It’s not about working more hours; it’s about getting more done in less time. Good Work Ethic 💪: Consistency and discipline are what move you forward. Good Mindset 🎯: A strong, positive mindset helps you overcome obstacles faster. Also I love this quote from Iman Gadzhi: You don't have a business problem you have a personal problem

What is it? Intermittent Fasting—this habit changed my life, and it could change yours too. How it works: I wake up, start working, and fast for the first 5 to 6 hours. This keeps me laser-focused and energised, allowing me to get more done and work harder. Why does it work? Eating is a heavy process for your body, which directly affects your mind. Starting your day with a big meal slows you down, leading to less focus and more mistakes. But by fasting, your brain stays sharp, and you maintain high levels of productivity. My results? Since adopting intermittent fasting, I’ve seen a 150% boost in productivity and earned an extra $2k over the past couple of months. Try it for yourself:You don’t need to fast the entire morning to start—just try delaying breakfast for an hour or two, and notice the immediate boost in focus and mental clarity.