Grace Gong is the founder of Smart Venture Media and the host of two well-known VC podcasts: Smart Venture Podcast (SVPpro.com) and Venture with Grace, a daily show. She is an angel investor in the AI sector, a super angel & venture scout for Alumni Ventures, Advisor at Berkeley SkyDeck. 

Her podcasts have featured high-profile guests such as C-level executives and VPs from companies like Google, Meta, Amazon, Microsoft, Sephora, Dunkin' Donuts, Chipotle, Adidas, Pepsi, Instagram, Deloitte, Reddit, DoorDash, Pinterest, Cisco, Salesforce, NVIDIA, Snowflake and more. Additionally, she has interviewed Managing Partners from top funds, many of whom have appeared on the Forbes Midas List, as well as unicorn founders from companies like Craigslist, Square, Loom, and Glean. Grace regularly posts about technology, venture capital, and entrepreneurship and has been recognized as a LinkedIn Top Voice in Finance. She is also a #1 Bestselling author in the VC category on Amazon New Release. Before founding Smart Venture Media, she worked in venture capital and private equity. If you share her interests, feel free to connect with her on LinkedIn @GraceGong.


2025: Spoke at AWS, Seattle Startup Summit, event collab w/ various funds. Hosted Smart AI Leadership Summit and Smart AI 100 Summit SmartVentureMedia.com (10M+ impressions/ yr) Companies/ funds we have worked with including Microsoft, Snowflake, Sequoia, Vercel, Alumni Ventures, Amazon AWS, Auth0 among others.
2024: Venture with Grace daily live podcast (top 10%) features top GPs, LPs, execs, and founders. Angel investing in the AI space. 1.5M+ impressions in 7 days end of 2024.
2023: Spoke at LinkedIn HQ, ads clients: VC funds, startups, big tech.
2022: LinkedIn Top Voice in Finance, LinkedIn's creator accelerator fellow; clients including big tech & unicorn startups, speaking engagements: Dell, Microsoft
2021: CEO of Smart Venture Media (monetized, joined VC fellowship)
2020: Podcast - Smart Venture Podcast (top 1.5% among 3.4M podcasts globally, listeners in 100+ countries)
2019: PE 
2018: VC  
2017: Book 2 - How To Be A VC (No.1 new release on Amazon VC category; ft. 22 investors on the Forbes Midas List - investors who invested in Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Apple, etc) 
2016: Book 1 - The Last Key To Success (ft. 21 founders on Forbes 30 under 30)
2014: Master's + PE
2013: UIUC

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CEO CLUB is officially live! 

20 handpicked founders and VCs in the room: Founder who raised $100M at seed/Series A. VCs who backed the hottest companies in Silicon Valley like Higgsfield and Micro1. Big tech SVP. W26 Y Combinator companies we knew would be the ones to watch.

Mid-dinner, a founder pulls out his laptop—because the work doesn't stop.
That's CEO CLUB.

Michelin-trained chef. Private venue. One minute you're talking about Disneyland, the next you're solving a bug so your customer can process million-dollar transactions.

This isn't another founder dinner where people swap LinkedIn profiles and ghost each other by Tuesday.

It's a curated series connecting the sharpest founders with the VCs writing meaningful checks and the builders who need what you're making. Breakout sessions. Real intros. A community that actually picks up where dinner left off.
You weren't in the room. But next time? That could change.

↓ Apply below ↓

CEO CLUB by Venture with Grace.

None of this happens without our incredible partners Vanta and WilmerHale.
 
Thank you for believing in this vision and making CEO CLUB possible. 🙏

#CEOClub #VentureCapital #FounderDinners #SiliconValley

Just saw Guy Kawasaki in Hawaii.

The guy who made the Macintosh a religion before anyone called it “evangelism marketing.”

40+ years in tech and still going.
That’s the game. Longevity isn’t about one big win. It’s about showing up for decades.

2026 is going to be wild for Smart Venture.
Can’t announce what we’re building yet, but it’s the biggest thing we’ve ever done.

More soon. ☀️

#VentureCapital #Startups #AI #Marketing #Entrepreneurship

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My top takeaways from Denise Persson, CMO at Snowflake:

Sales and Marketing are “one brain in two bodies.” The classic friction between these departments is a growth killer. At Snowflake, they functioned as a single unit. Marketing doesn’t "hand off" to Sales; they co-pilot the entire revenue journey.

Kill the MQL; focus on Pipeline. Stop celebrating 20,000 leads if they don’t convert. Denise’s team measured success by qualified meetings with the specific accounts Sales actually wanted. Align your metrics with business outcomes, not department vanity.

Say “Yes” before you’re ready. Denise accepted a Global Head of Marketing role at 27 while feeling completely unqualified. Don’t wait for the "perfect" moment of readiness. If a leader you respect bets on you, bet on yourself and learn on the fly.

Positioning must be “Believable” for the stage. Snowflake didn't start by claiming to be a "Data Cloud"—no one would have believed a tiny startup. They started with "Data Warehouse built for the cloud." You earn the right to a massive category by winning a specific, high-pain wedge first.

Verticalize to win the Enterprise. To scale from millions to billions, you must stop "selling technology" and start "selling business outcomes." Speak the specific language of finance, healthcare, and retail. Generalists get ignored; specialists get hired.

AI is about “Hyper-Personalization at Scale.” AI won't replace great marketers, but it will replace the manual drudgery. The goal is a closed-loop process that serves the right message to the right person in real-time, without a human pulling every lever.

Preserve a “Truth-Telling” circle. Success creates an echo chamber. You need a board of advisors (or a partner) who will ground you and tell you the painful truth about your strategy. Feedback is a gift you have to earn through radical trust.

None of it matters—and that’s liberating. We’re on a blue marble drifting through space. Play the sport with everything you’ve got—be intense, be world-class—but never forget it’s just a sport. That perspective is the backstop that makes the intensity sustainable.

Full pod link in first comment. 

#VentureWithGrace #Snowflake #GTM #MarketingStrategy #TechLeadership #SaaS

10pm work call. Walking out of the airport. Rainbow waiting.

January 1st.

Everyone’s posting their crazy goals today. I’m thinking about something different.

You don’t need the perfect plan on day one.
You just need to walk through the rain.

The rainbow shows up when it shows up. Not before. Not because you manifested it or built the perfect strategy deck.

Because you kept walking.

2026 isn’t about the goals you set today. It’s about what you do when it’s 10pm and you’re tired and it’s raining and you still show up.

The rainbow shows up when you keep walking.

#Entrepreneurship #StartupLife #FounderJourney #VentureCapital #2026

Never thought I’d be so important that people are DMing me to “go back to work” 😂

I’m on vacation til Friday. But let’s be real - work doesn’t wait.

I work through every vacation. Last one? 10 days before our conference, grinding til 2 AM every night.

I don’t believe in work-life balance.
If you want to build something that matters, you have to go ALL IN.

But here’s what I DO believe in:
Building something so meaningful that “work” stops feeling like work.

When the mission is clear, vacation becomes optional.

The grind becomes a choice, not a burden.

That’s the difference between building something you tolerate and building something you can’t stop thinking about.

#founder #startup #entrepreneur #business #ceo

Allison Baum Gates is a General Partner at SemperVirens VC, an early-stage venture capital firm investing in healthcare, fintech, and enterprise SaaS. An experienced technology investor, author, and speaker, she has raised hundreds of millions of dollars from global LPs and backed more than 70 companies—with nine unicorns, 24 exits, and 10 board roles among them. Previously, she co-founded Fresco Capital, invested at Trinity Ventures, and was an early team member at General Assembly, acquired by Adecco for $413 million. A Harvard graduate and former Goldman Sachs trader, Allison has lived and worked across five countries, lectures at Columbia Business School and UC Berkeley-Haas, and is the author of Breaking into Venture (McGraw-Hill, 2023), a guide to understanding and entering the VC industry.

Topics: 

- Pattern recognition at scale: what actually separates durable venture returns from hype cycles

- Building and managing institutional LP relationships across geographies and fund vintages

- Board dynamics, power, and governance in venture-backed companies from seed to exit

#VentureCapital #InstitutionalInvesting #BoardGovernance #StartupScale #SmartVenturePodcast

Allison Baum Gates, SemperVirens GP on Future of Work & HR Tech

How to land a whale 🐳 in B2B sales.

You don’t chase it.
You don’t rush it.
You don’t scare it away.

Whale watching made this painfully obvious.

The biggest deals surface when buyers are ready — not when your quarter needs help.

#B2BSales #EnterpriseSales #Startups #Founders #GoToMarket

I've chatted with 200+ AI founders backed by a16z, Sequoia, Lightspeed and other top VC funds on my podcast and at my dinners. Here's what actually happens in 2026.

I'm joining Matt Wolfe (800k+ YouTube subs), Jeremiah Owyang (GP at Blitzscaling Ventures), and Chappy Asel from The AI Collective for a forecasting session where we're actually putting money down.

What we're betting on:
→ Who's the best AI lab by Dec 31st: OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, or xAI?
→ Does anyone claim AGI in 2026?
→ Will AI close a $50k+ deal on its own?
→ Can AI actually ship code without breaking everything?
→ What are we all missing?

Here's what I know: The gap between AI demos and actual revenue is massive. 

Every founder I talk to is building agents. Almost nobody's buying them at scale yet.

That changes in 2026. Or it doesn't.

Hosted by our friends at The AI Collective (150k+ AI builders), Kalshi (regulated prediction markets), and Roam (AI-powered virtual HQ).

See you there.

#AI #AIAgents #AGI #TechPredictions #Startups

David Zeng is Co-Founder and CTO of Beacons AI, the Y Combinator-backed all-in-one platform powering 9M+ creators with AI-native tools for link-in-bio pages, websites, email marketing, ecommerce, and monetization across Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and more—helping solopreneurs turn brand deals, affiliates, and digital products into sustainable businesses without tech headaches. A Stanford PhD in signal processing and machine learning whose medical imaging research deployed globally in hospitals, David previously led ML at Azumio (launching Calorie Mama AI) and interned on computer vision at Google, bringing hardcore AI engineering to the $250B creator economy where Beacons handles unique creator mixes on every major US social network.

Topics:
  - Using ML signal detection to spot viral patterns before platform algorithms react.
 - AI link-in-bio 3x's conversions – predicts TikTok/IG/YouTube audience overlap
 - Why the creator economy needs AI-native tools, not more dashboards

 #CreatorEconomy #SaaS #Startups #YC #TechInvesting

David Zeng, Beacons CTO on AI Tools for Creator Economy

Joseph Ros is a Partner and General Manager at Entrepreneur First(EF), the pioneering global platform that invests in exceptional individuals before they have an idea or co-founder. Based in San Francisco, Joseph has backed early-stage technology companies across AI, biotech, robotics, hardware, and climate tech in markets including Singapore, India, Europe, and North America. At EF, he leads talent investing and follow-on capital while driving EF’s global pipeline that connects top technical talent from Europe and India to Silicon Valley. Before joining EF, Joseph was a founder and self-taught engineer, building and scaling consumer web products that reached millions of users across industries like gaming, legaltech, and edtech.

Topics: 
- Talent-first investing: Why backing individuals before ideas produces outlier companies
- How EF evaluates founders at day zero (signal, grit, and technical edge)
- Building global founder pipelines: Europe & India as the next AI power centers

#VentureCapital #TalentInvesting #EarlyStageVC #AIStartups #GlobalFounders

Joseph Ros, Partner at EF on Talent-First Investing & Global Scale

Distribution for startups 101.

Stripe didn’t buy growth — they embedded into platforms that already had users.

#startups #founders #distribution #growthstrategy

entering my villain era 😈

#2026 #founder #ceo

🎉 Week 102 Recap — Venture with Grace  

Week 102 explored cutting-edge AI infrastructure, VC investment strategies, GTM mastery for SaaS, causal AI innovations, and usage-based billing revolutions — unpacking commercialization, diligence, scaling, and growth in tech.

Week 102 lineup:

Deepak Prasad, Qualcomm Director: Qualcomm's US tech deals, long-term technical advantage, cloud-to-edge diligence

Priya Ramachandran, Foster Ventures Founder: GTM for international SaaS, proving PMF for cross-border founders, operator investor eval

Ray Wu, Alumni Ventures Managing Partner: Global AI & SaaS investing, corporate venture lessons from HP & Cisco, building startups across markets

Abby Kearns, former CTO of Alembic Technologies on AI and OpenSource: Modernizing Puppet to cloud-native, causal AI for marketing ROI, scaling global eng teams

Scott Woody, Metronome CEO: Usage-based billing as core infra, scientific modeling in SaaS, Dropbox-scale lessons for startups

Week 102 delivered battle-tested insights on turning research into VC-backed reality, diligencing edge tech, and fueling SaaS growth amid 2026 shifts. The big theme: Builders and investors are redefining infrastructure for an AI-driven world.

See you live next week for more exciting episodes! 👋

#VentureWithGrace #AI #startups #founders #vc

Vignesh Ravikumar is a Partner at SIERRA Ventures. Vignesh Ravikumar joined Sierra Ventures in 2013 and focuses on investments in Enterprise SaaS, Vertical SaaS, and Digital Health/Healthcare IT. Vignesh has a background in M&A transactions for enterprise software companies, having worked at AGC Partners, a Boston-based investment bank. Vignesh holds a BS in Management Science (cum laude) and a Minor in Math from UC San Diego. 


Topics: 
- Underwriting AI-heavy SaaS when infra, pricing, and competition shift
- Pricing and packaging playbooks for AI-native SaaS at seed/Series A
- Vertical SaaS 2.0: deep workflow, compound products, and moats

#VentureCapital #EnterpriseSaaS #VerticalSaaS #DigitalHealth #HealthcareIT

Vignesh Ravikumar, Dhanush Ram and 5 other attendees

Vignesh Ravikumar, Sierra Ventures Partner on Enterprise & Vertical SaaS

Aaron Cannon — CEO of Outset — on Venture with Grace, sharing how AI is reshaping the pace and depth of research.

Aaron walked through how this approach unlocks faster understanding without sacrificing nuance, helping teams learn more, sooner, and make better decisions with confidence.

Episode is live now — a compelling look at how AI can accelerate research and insight at scale. Link in Bio.

#AIResearch #UXResearch #ProductDiscovery #QualitativeResearch #QuantitativeResearch

Scott Woody is Co-Founder and CEO of Metronome, the leading usage-based billing platform empowering SaaS companies to model flexible pricing strategies, iterate rapidly without engineering bottlenecks, and turn billing into a growth engine amid 2026's shift from seats to consumption models. With prior stints as CTO at Metronome since 2019 and Director of Engineering at Dropbox where he scaled core infrastructure for 12 million+ users, Scott brings hands-on builder credentials from co-founding Foundry Hiring—an ultra-simple ATS that handled full-stack from marketing to code. A Stanford grad whose computational biology research spanned protein folding simulations, DNA mutations, and motor protein assays, he bridges academic modeling rigor with enterprise software at scale, having engineered Dropbox's evolution from startup to public giant before tackling SaaS monetization's biggest pain point.

Topics
- Why usage-based billing is becoming core infrastructure, not a finance feature
- How a scientific modeling background shaped a SaaS infrastructure founder
- Lessons from Dropbox-scale systems applied to early-stage startups

#UsageBasedBilling #SaaSGrowth #PricingInfrastructure #FounderInsights #BuildInPublic

Scott Woody, Metronome CEO on Usage-Based Billing & SaaS Growth

How to build distribution for your startup (without burning cash).

Nike didn’t hire Kim Kardashian. They partnered with her company SKIMS. 

Here’s how. Follow me so your startup doesn’t die.


#startups #founders #distribution #businessstrategy #entrepreneurship

Aaron Jacobson  — Partner at New Enterprise Associates (NEA) — on Venture with Grace, spotlighting the next major frontier in cybersecurity.

As devices, applications, and data become more secure, identity is emerging as the critical layer left to solve. With agents operating across systems, knowing who has access — and proving it in real time — matters more than ever.

Aaron shared why identity sits at the center of modern security and how real-time verification will define the next generation of protection.

Episode is live now — a sharp conversation on cybersecurity, identity, and what comes next. 

#Cybersecurity #Identity #EnterpriseSecurity #VentureCapital

Howard Wright — VP at NVIDIA — on Venture with Grace, sharing a simple but powerful leadership habit.  

Being fully present when someone is speaking sounds obvious, but in a world full of notifications and constant distraction, it’s a rare skill. Howard framed deep listening as a sign of respect — and of quiet confidence.  

He shared how leaders who truly listen build stronger trust, make better decisions, and lead with humility.  

Episode is live now — a thoughtful reminder on presence, leadership, and the power of listening.

#Leadership #ActiveListening #Management #ExecutivePresence

Lior Susan  — founder & CEO of Eclipse — on Venture with Grace, sharing a framework for spotting the next wave of disruption.

To find industries ready for transformation, Lior looks bottom-up: study how work actually gets done, layer in the macro forces at play, and examine the technologies powering the ecosystem today.

He pointed to how e-commerce reshaped logistics as a reminder that when technology meets the right market conditions, entire industries can change — raising the question of what’s next.

Episode is live now — a thoughtful conversation on innovation, venture investing, and identifying inflection points.

#VentureCapital #Innovation #Disruption #EmergingTech

I’ve spent the last decade helping non-technical people build the software they dreamed of — without writing a single line of code.

Through WeAreNoCode, I’ve coached thousands of founders and creators, built a global community, and grown a YouTube channel from 0 to 300,000+ subscribers — empowering everyday people to bring their ideas to life using AI and no-code tools.

But after years of helping people build, I realized something big:
AI has made building 100x easier…
Now, the real challenge is getting customers.

That’s why I started Outbond — an AI Sales Assistant built to help every GTM team, founder, and seller perform like the top 1%.

With Outbond, you simply tell AI who you want to reach — and it handles prospecting, research, enrichment, and personalized outreach for you.
It’s like Clay had a baby with ChatGPT.

Our mission: Democratize sales outreach and help non-technical sellers become go-to-market engineers.

If you’re scaling outreach or tired of juggling a dozen sales tools, check it out 👇
👉 outbond.ai

Christian Peverelli

Most sales teams are still running outbound like it's 2019.

Spray and pray. Massive lists. Pray for replies.

Here's what the old way looks like:

→ Manually prospecting in Sales Nav for hours 
→ Exporting to spreadsheets 
→ Stitching together 5-7 tools for enrichment 
→ Hoping your data is accurate (spoiler: it's not) 
→ Sending generic messages to cold leads 
→ 2% reply rates if you're lucky

And the result?

Burned lists. 
Exhausted SDRs. 
Pipeline that never materializes.

The new way is completely different.
It's signal-based and inbound-led.

Inbound-led outbound: 
→ Someone visits your website --- if they fit your ICP, you reach out 
→ Someone engages with your LinkedIn post --- warm lead, not cold 
→ Someone downloads your content --- they raised their hand

Signal-based triggers: 
→ Job changes in your target accounts 
→ Funding rounds announced 
→ Tech stack shifts detected 
→ Hiring signals that match your solution

You're not interrupting strangers anymore.

You're following up with people who already know you exist.

Here's the problem...

To run this kind of sophistication today, you usually need to:

→ Learn Clay (steep learning curve, months to master) → Hire a team of GTM engineers → Stitch together 10+ tools and pray they sync → Spend $15K-$30K/month on ops overhead

So only well-funded companies with technical teams get to play this game.
Everyone else? Stuck with spray and pray.

That's exactly why we built Outbond.

Our mission: Sophistication without the technical barrier.

We believe every sales team deserves access to signal-based, inbound-led outbound --- not just the ones who can afford GTM engineers.

Outbond is a system that actually understands what you do.

Tell it your ICP. 
Tell it your product. 
Tell it who you want to reach.
It handles the rest:

→ Captures signals automatically 
→ Builds qualified lists in seconds 
→ Enriches and verifies data 
→ Writes personalized outreach 
→ Pushes to your campaigns

No Clay tutorials. 
No engineering hires. 
No tool chaos.

Just one conversation with AI.

Old way: Sophisticated outbound = massive budget + technical team 

New way: Sophisticated outbound = Outbond

The teams winning in 2026 aren't the ones with the biggest stacks.
They're the ones with the smartest systems.

Which way are you running your outbound?
Comment "OUTBOND" and connect with me --- I'll show you how it works.
🚀

We’re days away from shipping a massive update to Outbond.

A lot of people are already blown away by our current list-building experience…

 but this next version is on another level.

We’re talking about a list-building engine that:

- Finds your dream leads using the best signals available
- Works across any industry
- Runs on some of the cleanest, fastest data we’ve ever seen
- Adapts to your company, your product, and your GTM motion

This isn’t just “better filters.”

It’s a fundamentally smarter way to build lists.

We took what the best GTM teams in the world do —
their signals, their workflows, their playbooks —
and turned it into a single, AI-driven system.

This update is a big step toward what we’re building at Outbond:
a new standard for GTM.

If you want early access to this update before it goes public,
comment “Outbond” 👇

We’ll let you in first. 🚀

Growth in 2026 is different.

The old playbooks don’t work anymore.

More tools won’t save you.

More volume won’t fix it.

If you want to crush your growth goals, you need orchestration — not channels.

Here’s the 3-Pillar Growth Strategy I see working best right now 👇


1️⃣ Content (LinkedIn, YouTube, X)

 Content builds authority before you ever sell.

 It earns trust, creates familiarity, and generates inbound intent.


2️⃣ Outbound (inbound-led + cold)

Outbound isn’t dead — blind outbound is.

The best teams turn signals (engagement, site visits, intent) into relevant, well-timed conversations.


3️⃣ Ads (LinkedIn + YouTube)

 Ads don’t introduce you.

 They reinforce trust — by retargeting people who already know you.


Here’s the real shift:

👉 Content creates attention
👉 Outbound converts intent
👉 Ads amplify what works

Individually, these channels help.

Together, they compound.

That’s how modern teams build a growth flywheel —
 and why 2026 will reward orchestration over noise.

Comment "2026" and connect with me to get a personalized outbound plan tailored to your company.

The 3 Pillar Growth Strategy For 2026

One of our customers just added $2.5M to his pipeline.
In 60 days.

With 4 SDRs doing half the work they used to.
Let me explain.

Last week I jumped on a call with a GTM leader who's been using Outbond for about two month.

He runs a team of 4 SDRs at a B2B Cybersecurity company.

Before Outbond, his team was drowning:

→ Hours spent on manual research 
→ Generic outreach that got ignored 
→ Pipeline that never moved fast enough

Sound familiar?

Here's what changed:

His SDRs now spend 50% less time on prospecting grunt work.
They booked 30 calls with ideal prospects --- not random leads, ideal ones.

That's $2M-$3M in added pipeline.

From two month.

With the same team.

I asked him what surprised him most.

He said: "My SDRs actually have time to sell now. They're not buried in tabs and spreadsheets anymore."

And here's the kicker:

That was with V1 of Outbond.

We're about to ship V2 --- and it's not even close.

If V1 added $2.5M to his pipeline...
V2 is going to be wild. 🤯

We're opening early access soon.

Comment "V2" and connect with me --- I'll make sure you're first in line.

2025 is the year GTM teams stop doing busywork.

LFG. 🚀

PS: Yes, that's a completely unrelated pic of me on a walk.

"Lovable for prospecting" does have a ring to it.

v2 coming out soon. 

It's going to be a different level.

Building Revenue Systems and Scaling GTM Engines | Founder at Allbound OS | Send Me a DM to Get a “Free Revenue Leak Audit” For Your Business

I called it "Lovable for prospecting."

Here's what Outbond actually does:

It lets anyone build scalable, high-converting outbound workflows just by talking to AI.

Find qualified leads across multiple data sources.

Enrich your data with verified emails, phone numbers, and LinkedIn profiles.

Research funding info, tech stacks, and hiring signals.

Qualify leads based on your ICP.

Write personalized messages using all that context.

Automate outreach through your email or LinkedIn sequencer.

All of this in one platform.

Just by chatting with AI.

I always find it valuable to try these kinds of products.

Clawdbot might be the biggest leap in AI I've seen since ChatGPT.

And I just set it up in under 30 minutes.

No Mac Mini. No second laptop. No hardware at all.

Just a $5/month cloud server.

Here's the thing most people don't realize...

ClawdBot needs a computer running 24/7.

So everyone's out there buying Mac Minis, leaving laptops open, racking up electricity bills.

But there's a better way.

A VPS --- a virtual private server that lives in the cloud.
No hardware to buy. No electricity bills. No worrying about your computer falling asleep.

In this video, I walk you through:

⚡ How to set up a VPS click-by-click 
⚡ Installing ClawdBot without writing code 
⚡ Connecting it to WhatsApp so you can control it from anywhere 
⚡ The security mistakes that will get you hacked 
⚡ 3 ways to actually make money with this

The people who figure this out early?

They're building one-person empires while sitting at coffee shops.

And no --- you don't need to be technical.

2026 is going to be crazy.

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