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HumanBeing retweeted
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Can’t be my governor.
He is interested in being political leader.
HumanBeing retweeted
I thought Ose said she’s his person. Look at the headline of that first frame. This is why it’s good to argue. Sometimes you realize certain people you placed on pedestal do not feel the same about you.
HumanBeing retweeted
Patriarchy existed to STOP OTHER MEN.
You really think men invented patriarchy to hold YOU down? You are too weak, too fragile, too irrelevant for men to waste invention on you.
Men invented patriarchy to protect their lands, food, money, resources, women and children FROM MEN.
500 years ago women didn't know what patriarchy was because it was SURVIVAL.
No police. No 911. No guns. No cell phones. If a rival tribe wanted you, they killed your men, raped you, took your land, took your food, and married you off to their sons or kept you as maids, servants, and sex slaves. That was history.
Patriarchy said: TOUCH HER AND YOU DIE. She belongs to this man, this family, this tribe. That was not oppression. That was a DEATH THREAT to other men to keep you safe.
Pregnancy = 9 months useless. Breastfeeding mother can't run, can't fight, baby cries and brings wolves.
Who hunted? MEN.
Who fought bears? MEN.
Who fought other men? MEN.
Who built houses in snow? MEN.
Who died in wars? 90% MEN.
If men left women alone to be "independent" in 1500, you would have gone EXTINCT in one winter. No food. No fire. No protection.
You are alive today because of patriarchy.
Modern luxury - AC, Uber Eats, iPhone, birth control, police made yall RETARDED and ungrateful. You think world was always safe.
You think animals don't hunt humans for food?
Who stopped all these? Patriarchy. Men who built walls, laws, armies, civilization so you can sit on TikTok with fake eyelashes and say "patriachy oppress me."
You are not oppressed. You are PROTECTED and too dumb to know it.
Without patriarchy, you wouldn't be CEOs. You'd be extinct or a sex slave to the strongest man in your own village that’s been conquered by the enemy.
Patriarchy is not why you are suffering. Patriarchy is why you are ALIVE to complain.
HumanBeing retweeted
guys really funny gan 😂🤣
you book a massage therapist, you ask for happy ending and she charges you extra, same babe goes to your guy for massage another time and gives him happy ending too.
babe came to your house to do home service for pedicure. you guys start vibing one thing led to the other and she tells you “i don’t normally do this, i just love our vibe and i really find you attractive”(you are the 9th guy she’s telling that this month btw). you give her more than what she charges asper she let you hit and you are happy your format worked.
you saw a random babe at the club, you walk up to her and compliment her and she compliments you back. you guys go to your section to vibe all night and you even collect bundles for her. you suggest she follows you back home to your place and she says “i hope i’m safe with you, i don’t normally do this but i love how we vibed and i find you really attractive that’s why. okay, let me quickly tell my friends i won’t be going back with them”
let’s not even talk about private chef before that one went mainstream or male wears & perfume home delivery 🤣
i know you don’t patronize prostitutes, you are just the most attractive guy ever that has OT and babes can’t resist. 🙈
HumanBeing retweeted
Have a Google Business Profile? 👀
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HumanBeing retweeted
PART 2:
What do you say in your cold email?
First thing first, your goal while doing cold emails is not to close a deal “in the cold email”
Your goal is to get them to reply. And jump on a call with you.
So don’t go quoting your price in the cold email.
Now, how do you format your cold email.
First is greeting [Hi, Firstname]
Second is say something about them to show you made a research. Don’t be generic. [Use something that you CANNOT send to someone else. One line only]
Third the problem [why you’re reaching out]
E.g, I checked your website and saw that it took 2 minutes to load.
Fourth [what it’s costing them]
E.g You could be losing potential customers everyday etc
Fifth [the ask]
Examples:
- Are you available sometime this week to discuss this?
- Is this a priority for you right now?
- I made a loom showing how you can fix it in 2 minutes
- I made a loom showing how to fix it in 2 minutes. Can I send it over?
- I’ll help you fix your slow website and you only pay when it increases your revenue. Interested?
- I made a free doc showing how to fix this, can I send it over?
What you’d notice in “the ask”
I MADE IT SUPER EASY FOR THEM TO SAY YESSSS
Don’t be vague.
Ideally use something they can easily reply YES or NO to.
The money you do this, the money you get new ideas on how to go about this.
You might even start sending cold emails without the whole personalized first time.
But for a beginner, just follow this format until you find what works for you.
FOLLOW UPS:
While following up, don’t do the “hey, bumping this up your inbox”
NO
Instead, for each follow up, add more value.
This would depend on what the first cold email said.
So using the same example above.
Follow ups, can be something like;
- Hi Firstname, you’re losing at least five customers every time your site takes 2 minutes to load
- Hi Firstname, your competitors site loads xyz time.
- Hi Firstname, do you still want that loom video?
Just keep using different things in each follow ups.
This is already too long
If you want me to make a detailed YouTube video, just say the word.
You might wanna subscribe to my YouTube account and turn on notifications for when I post it:
youtube.com/@maryann_abonyi?…
Earlier this year, I closed a $10k deal using cold emails.
And as someone who have gotten the vast majority of my clients from cold emails, here’s a strategy that works:
First, there are two ways of doing cold emails.
1: Automated
2: Manual (personalized)
If you have a lot of money, go for the automated using softwares like instantly or smartlead.
But if you’re a beginner, the second is what you should go for.
How’s how:
First create a new Gmail account
After that, spend two weeks warming it manually.
All you have to do is send emails to that Gmail, reply from it.
Do this everything for two weeks straight.
Now, you’re ready to send cold emails.
But it doesn’t end there, the next thing you want to do is to give that email a lil professional look.
And the easiest way to do this is to add an email signature.
Here’s. A video showing you how to: youtu.be/X4k77veybI0?si=CoQU…
Now there are two things left:
- Leads
- Offer
For the leads, I use a lady in Philippines Abi Pakistan. I pay her around $10 or less for 1k leads.
I give her the description of what I want and she scraps the list.
You can do this yourself using Apollo.
Or hire someone on fiverr like I do.
Now after getting the leads, you also want to verify it.
You can use a tool like million verifier. It’s affordable.
After verification, you might notice that only about 70% of those leads are good. That’s not too bad.
So we have a Gmail, we have leads.
Now we need an offer.
This is already getting too long, I might do a part two showing the next steps.
Just lmk in the comments!
HumanBeing retweeted
Earlier this year, I closed a $10k deal using cold emails.
And as someone who have gotten the vast majority of my clients from cold emails, here’s a strategy that works:
First, there are two ways of doing cold emails.
1: Automated
2: Manual (personalized)
If you have a lot of money, go for the automated using softwares like instantly or smartlead.
But if you’re a beginner, the second is what you should go for.
How’s how:
First create a new Gmail account
After that, spend two weeks warming it manually.
All you have to do is send emails to that Gmail, reply from it.
Do this everything for two weeks straight.
Now, you’re ready to send cold emails.
But it doesn’t end there, the next thing you want to do is to give that email a lil professional look.
And the easiest way to do this is to add an email signature.
Here’s. A video showing you how to: youtu.be/X4k77veybI0?si=CoQU…
Now there are two things left:
- Leads
- Offer
For the leads, I use a lady in Philippines Abi Pakistan. I pay her around $10 or less for 1k leads.
I give her the description of what I want and she scraps the list.
You can do this yourself using Apollo.
Or hire someone on fiverr like I do.
Now after getting the leads, you also want to verify it.
You can use a tool like million verifier. It’s affordable.
After verification, you might notice that only about 70% of those leads are good. That’s not too bad.
So we have a Gmail, we have leads.
Now we need an offer.
This is already getting too long, I might do a part two showing the next steps.
Just lmk in the comments!
HumanBeing retweeted
If you are ambitious and you have not heard the name Dr Benjamin Hardy before, you are haven’t unlocked everything.
His work will literally change your thinking and your life.
I am not even capping.
HumanBeing retweeted
If you think your technical skills are becoming useless because AI can write code, I think you're seriously underestimating what's coming.
I've been reading how engineers at top AI companies are working with coding agents. And honestly, it's making me rethink where I should invest my time as an engineer.
Here are 5 things I'm personally focusing on:
1. Getting much better at codebase design. If you can read a 17,000-line file and reduce the input tokens needed for the same AI coding task by 83%. That's fascinating because good architecture now directly affects how efficiently your agents can work.
2. Developing deeper domain expertise, an agent can write a payment integration, but knowing how settlement, refunds, retries and reconciliation should behave is a different matter. You want to understand the business well enough to catch mistakes that perfectly valid code can still make.
3. LGetting better results from smaller models. I know Opus 5.5 makes everyone feel powerful, but here's a more interesting challenge. Can you get a cheaper model like Terra or Haiku to complete the same task reliably? Learning how to achieve that consistently is a skill I'd love to get better at.
4. Making my systems easier for agents to inspect. OpenAI gave its coding agents access to running applications, browser interactions, logs and traces. That way, agents could actually reproduce bugs and verify their fixes. I'm particularly interested in building more of this into my own workflows.
5. Understanding where the next engineering bottleneck appears. Anthropic went from roughly 2,500 to over 30,000 code changes merged daily. Suddenly, source control, builds and CI became major problems. I think there's a huge opportunity for engineers who can identify and solve these problems as AI increases development speed.
The more I read about how these teams are working, the more I realize how much there is for experienced engineers to explore.
Personally, I don't want to spend the next few years just getting faster at prompting AI to write code. We need to understand these systems well enough to make a smaller team capable of doing work that previously needed dozens of engineers.
I'm considering writing a detailed article on these ideas, with real engineering examples and things you can try yourself.
Would you be interested? Let me know in the comments.
HumanBeing retweeted
I would cold-email every founder on those panels using some of the recurring keywords in their talks
Subject: Now that Moonshot is over, what next?
Hi,[Name]
"Turning [XYZ Company] into a billion-dollar company before 2030."
Bold aspiration. Exactly the type of ambitious company solving [big problem] that I want to work with.
But how do we turn [XYZ Company] into a billion-dollar company when 3 out of 5 mid-sized companies still [do XYZ manually / the broken process they mentioned]?
Tough, but doable.
Here's how:
