Helping Agency Owners & B2B Founders close 2-10 clients on Linkedin in the next 180 days (Or You Don't Pay).

I help founders turn Linkedin into a consistent lead-gen channel. 2M+ b2b revenue generated, case studies attached below.

Naim Ahmed

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"Son, you’re making the BIGGEST mistake of your life." That’s what my parents told me when I told them I wasn't going to University...

I don’t blame them, they grew up in a different time.

A time when a degree was your ticket to the good life.

So, when I told them I wasn't going.

They were shocked, angry and confused.

Honestly, they were just scared i'd become a loser.

And, honestly, they had a point.

But, I KNEW I already had everything I needed:

- Books
- YouTube
- Online mentors
- Relentless work ethic

So, I got to work.

Whilst my friends were partying, chilling, playing fifa.

I was hustling my a$$ off.

Long-story short. A few years later. It all paid off.

My parents are proud of me now.

Lesson?

Bet on yourself.

I tell all my clients to stop posting valuable content.

It gets pushback sometimes, here's why:

Founders love to share "value".

But, value alone isn't enough to build a personal brand.

You don't want to be known as a robot that "runs ads" or "sends emails".

You want to be the expert that's relatable, has cool stories, goes through ups and downs. Has a life outside work. Inspires people. 

Sharing valuable content is 1 pillar of your strategy...

You also need to write about mistakes, lessons learned, regrets, your first job, your biggest personal win this year, your hobbies... All of a sudden you're connecting with people at an emotional level.

These topics reach more people and allow you to have more impact.

They reach prospects, potential partners, future employees and friends.

Yes, tactical content is great.

But, think about the bigger picture and long-term payoffs.

Share your story.

Posting on Linkedin = Trust at scale

Engaging with your ICP = Trust at less scale

Talking 1-1 in the DMs = High trust low scale

Now, imagine you do all 3 to your prospects.

First you post and show up on their feed...

Then, you show up in their comments...

Then, you start a natural/relevant conversation.

Imagine the trust you build BEFORE selling anything.

This is the power of social selling.

POWERFUL.

Underrated Linkedin outbound tip:

If you're sending automated outreach, your goal is NOT to trick people into thinking you sent it manually.

Your goal is to make the message/offer so good that they DON'T CARE if it's automated or not.

Prospects respond because they WANT that you have.

Offer > Fake Personalisation.

It's never been easier to be successful than it is today.

It's also never been easier to be distracted.

Try this today:

Sit down with a timer.

Leave your phone in another room.

Headphones to block noise.

Do important work.

Don't you dare check Twitter or watch a YT video.

Just do work that moves the needle forward.

FOCUS.

This is how you make your dreams come true.

P.S. I'm talking to myself btw.

One of my clients told me he was casually losing $100,000+ a year on Linkedin...

He had a 6-figure agency…
He had 12,000+ followers…
50-100 likes on every post…

But, he wasn’t closing any meaningful deals from it.

I audited his account and he had 2 BIG ISSUES:

1. Content messaging

He was talking to other marketers just like him. His content was all tips and tricks. But, decision makers don’t just want tips and tricks. They want clear proof that you are the right guy that can come in and make them money.

After a 1hr call with him we fixed his messaging, started crafting content that showed his authority and resonated with founders not just other marketers.

2. He wasn’t sending DMs

He had thousands of connections sitting there and he hadn’t spoken to any of them. I helped him script world-class DMs to open conversations every day which led to multiple audits, discovery calls and deals.

Now, he closes 2-3 deals a month from Linkedin.

Can’t complain.

Commenting on LinkedIn is the most underrated sales tactic of 2025 and has helped me close MULTIPLE b2b deals this year...

Think about this…

Your prospects are posting content right now or people from their team are… 

And, guess what?

Their content probably doesn't get much engagement.

So, when you are the ONE person that shows up in their world.

Leaves a genuinely good comment under their post, they WILL see you.

It's such an easy way to follow-up or warm-up prospects without coming across salesy at all.

These comments lead to conversations.

Conversations lead to sales.

It all starts with a comment.

A lot of founders want to add Linkedin content into their lead-gen strategy. But, they fail 99% of the time because they forget one thing...

Content is just one piece of the puzzle.

You also need to:

- Comment & engage with ur community
- Comment & engage with your ICP
- Connect with your ICP daily
- Talk to your ICP consitently
- Monitor your profile views
- Have a process which turns all of the engagement you're getting from content into things you can measure. Booked calls. Closed deals.

Content is authority building. It's brand awareness.

But, without committing to building your social selling strategy alongside the content.

You're just another "post and hope" merchant.

I'm a passionate design strategist & digital marketer. 

I help entrepreneurs grow their audience, engage their market and build their brand. 

I love working on projects where technology, design, content marketing and engaging UI/UX come together.

My strengths come most alive at the intersection of entrepreneurship, design and education. 

In the past I led:
• 1x startup from $0 - $5M in the fintech space 
• 1x startup from $0 - $1.2M in the metaverse space

Then I burned out. I realized I was working for too many hours for others to benefit. 

So, I pushed it all to the side and decided to learn web design, development and SEO. I then mastered the art of writing and business marketing. 

I founded Mojo Design, in 2019 as a solopreneur and have since scaled it to $100K ARR. 

We've worked with clients like NIKE, ADIDAS, and more. 

My mission is to help 1M people make money doing what they love. 

Some say that all heroes look super fine. I've been told that converting your creativity into paying clients - is a power of mine. 

Want to write your way to freedom? 🧙‍♂️🪄 

Get a FREE consultation: 

https://mojodesign.io/get-a-free-consultation/

Jacob Pegs

Web Developer

Modern Maker

Building 6-7 figure solopreneur businesses in 3-4 days a week.

Founder & CEO

Mojo Design

The simplest way to grow sales with web design & content marketing

Renovi NFT

Co-founder & Technical Advisor

HeyBigMan!

Head of Digital / Project Director

Empire Media

Stack: HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript (ES5, ES6, jQ), VueJS, PHP, Git, GitHub, Sketch.

Senior Web Developer / Tech Lead

Exerte Partners

Stack: Python, pandas, SQL, postgreSQL, Hadoop, mixpanel, JIRA, confluence, tableau, matplotlib, anaconda, GitHub, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, REST APIs.

Ten4 Design

Stack: HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, Sass, BEM, Rollup, Twig, Slim, Docker, Babel, Gulp, Craft CMS (PHP), Valet, mySQL, Sketch & Git.

Cambridge Blockchain Society

Built a dynamic website for Blockchain department. Learned to: Understand client and adapt to needs. Use Google APIs, ParallaxJS, RegExp, media queries and responsive design. Stack: HTML, CSS, JavaScript.

London Block Exchange

- Managed a team to build a customer base in the thousands of users and obtain over 20,000 email subscribers, 23,000 social media contributors, 900,000 monthly impressions and raise seed funding from private investment (£5M). (Tools: Sketchapp, HubSpot, Google Analytics).

- Oversee UI/UX from idea to launch
- Collect customer feedback and integrate UI/UX flows, new features, fine tune user journey
- Lead team of developers to implement web and native applications

- ReactJS, React Native

Head Of Product Development

CHERR.IO

- Directed UI/UX journey for cherr.io website
- Worked with a team of front end developers & designers remotely and helped create the brand
- Helped startup go from idea to production
- Successful campaign generated over 15,000 Telegram members and 10,000 twitter followers. 
- Successfully obtained funding for “Lajka” in Ethereum to help animals in need.
- Successfully directed and completed the private funding rounds raising over $300,000. 

Visit: https://www.cherr.io/

Product Development Consultant

1 offer. 1 post. 1 email. daily → 1x $20k/m lifestyle business. served: 254+ clients. 2k+ customers. $1m+ made. $4.1m+ in client sales. learn how: jacobpegs.xyz

I walked away from a $500k ARR agency.

4 team members.
Big-name clients.
The whole “7-figure dream.”

And still - something felt off.

I could say all the right things.
But my body said, this isn’t it.

At some point, I stopped asking,
“How do I scale this?”
And started asking:

Does this still feel like me?

The answer, spoken loudest by my nervous system:
No.

Even on the best days, something was missing.

I knew how to sell.
I knew how to lead.
I knew how to deliver.

But I didn’t feel it anymore.

Because the version of me that built that business…

Was built on hustle, not harmony.
Performance, not presence.
Control, not connection.

And I wasn’t willing to sacrifice alignment for applause anymore.

So yeah, I walked away.

From half a million.
From future millions.
From the “security” of a model that no longer fit.

Some people said I left money on the table.

But I know I reclaimed something more important:

Myself.

And here’s the plot twist no one expects:

Because I chose alignment over ego…
Since 2023, I scaled Modern Maker to $1.2M.
Served 250+ clients.
2,000+ customers.
One-person business. No hustle. No sales calls. No DMs.

All of that - because I stopped chasing and started listening.

Here’s what I’m building now:

A one-person business.
Rooted in presence.
Run with peace.
Guided by intuition, not ego.
Fueled by 1 offer, 1 post, 1 email a day.

Where Modern Maker becomes a home for the future I actually want:

To be a present father.
To be a loving, available husband.
To create from heart, not hustle.
To teach from wisdom, not burnout.

Alignment isn’t optional.
Not if you want to enjoy what you build.

I’m not scaling complexity anymore.
I’m scaling clarity.

And if your current path feels like it’s pulling you out of yourself…

It’s not quitting.

It’s remembering.

The moment you stop building a business that impresses…

You can finally build one that expresses who you really are.

And that’s the one your future will thank you for.

Let’s build what’s true.
Not just what works.
If you’re done with the noise - this is your place.

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DM me “MAKER” and I’ll send over a crash course on how I make $10k/week with 1 doc, 1 post, 1 email a day.

You can see if we’re a good fit to work together.


Full-service digital agency. 🦄 Web Design. Websites. Branding. We help brands & businesses accelerate growth, achieve their goals, and win clients through the power of web design and branding.

OMGGGGGGGGG. I’m 2 followers away from reaching 50,000.

When that happens, I’m going to do …
… absolutely duck all about it. 😅









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Pls can you get on my list tho. Click “visit my website” at the top.

1 offer + 1 post + 1 email → daily • simple, fun & profitable offers • 304+ clients served • $1m+ made • $4.7m+ in client wins → learn how: jacobpegs.xyz

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THIS NEEDS TO STOP.

I just scrolled through 7 people who wrote their LinkedIn posts with AI.

Soulless. Fluffy. Polished af. Just average bollocks automatically typed by a brainwashed human.

Do you realize what that’s doing to your brand?

While they’re “posting” and “being consistent”, dozens of heart-led entrepreneurs created REAL relationships using their energy.

(🚨 PS. Join 6,100+ who got a free 30 page playbook on how to run a heart-led one person business here: https://lnkd.in/dtwPYyqf)

The weirdest part is they hold it as a badge of honor. I post daily too - it takes a few minutes.

“It’s all about speed”

Speed is great. But writing stuff in 2 mins that annihilates your brand and potential client roster, and dumbing humanity isn’t. I can’t believe I’m saying this but… being your authentic self is actually a modern day strategy.

I get it, “you’re not a copywriter”.

But have you considered writing or documenting your raw, true experience?

Literally summarize what you did yesterday.

Sure, I use AI daily too. 

But I don’t outsource my entire job to it and sit and moan about why I can’t get clients.

Like it or not…

The future will separate humans from garbage.

I was asked 'what I do' over a family dinner.

That's a problem.

Creator: 'Oh, you dance on TikT0k?'

Influencer: 'Selfie poses on Insta?'

Writer: 'When's your next book?'

FML. I just make money on the internet. 

Basically, I help people package stuff they have into small snacks. I show them how to write so they can offer them to people to create customers. Then show them how to offer those customers bigger snacks. Then show them how to keep writing like a Motherflower, to get people coming back for more.

'Wait… So you're a drug dealer?'

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PS. Well if that’s the case, here’s a selfie. 

If you click “visit my website” at the top, I’ll throw you a dance, and give you my 30 page book about making money online. 

The drugs are free…this time. 😅

1 offer + 1 post + 1 email → daily • Modern Maker • 304+ clients served • $1m+ made • $4.7m+ in client wins → learn how: jacobpegs.xyz

STOP telling people how they’re supposed to post on LinkedIn.

“Don’t like your own posts.”
“Don’t use emojis.”
“Don’t add line breaks.”
“Don’t use dashes.”

BRUH… who appointed you CEO @ Punctuation Limited?

We’re all literally specks of dust on a floating rock, slowly aging and trying our best not to lose our minds before Friday.

— Use the emoji.
— Break the line. (AMAGAD I used em dash)
— Like your own damn post if you feel like it.

You’re not getting a Grammy award for a LinkedIn update, lol.

And the algorithm isn’t sending you to fight Voldemort because you used a dash ffs.

No one’s diagnosing you with severe narcissism because you liked your own post either.

Some people on here act like LinkedIn “etiquette” is a moral code.

Hate to bring it to you, but no one (literally no one) gives a duck.

Why are we shaming people over… punctuation?
Of all things? 😂

Focus on being real.
Focus on being useful.
Focus on leaving people better than you found them.

— Call your mum & dad.
— Send your friends memes.
— Kiss & hug your partner.
— Give your cats & dogs a hug (tell them Uncle Jacob said they’re adorbz — I have treats).

When you’re old and wrinkly looking back on your life, I promise you won’t think:

“Damn… remember when Karen liked her own post about UX design?”

So yeah… 

Open the door.
Go outside.
Eat some watermelon.

Inhaaaaale. It’s all gonna be okay.

Nothing’s that serious, you motherflower.

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Everyone: 'LinkedIn reach is so bad'

LinkedIn: 'Wanna play this new game?'

Everyone: 'LinkedIn reach is abysmal'

LinkedIn: 'Let's cut reach even more so people pay us for ads' *evil laugh*

Everyone: 'OMG LinkedIn is charging for ads now'

LinkedIn: 'Let's f*ck with them for fun, by pushing THIS content:'

I write 7 LinkedIn posts + 7 emails in 2 hours every Friday morning.

Between 9am to 11am-ish. The process I go through to ideate:

1. During the week I save one liner ideas on Google Keep
2. Flick through my calendar to remember client calls
3. Find 3-4 life (not business) incidents that happened
4. Check my analytics for any "bangers" from 90 days ago
5. Start writing for email first, and bring the ideas to LinkedIn

It's cool because those "one liners" may take 1-2 mins a day.

But they're the most impactful part of my writing process.

Because they instigate the whole process. So:

- Figure out what ideation works for you
- Find a suitable day to get writing
- Allow yourself to flow on that day, do nothing else

Bonus: Split your "show" posts (what you do in business) 
and your "share" posts (what you do in life)
As a 70%-30% split. It makes it funner.

(It's not for everyone but it works for me)

A lesson I learned:

DON'T write if you haven't ideated.

Otherwise you'll be scratching your head.

It's been my No.1 source of "flow".

Ideas are probably 85% of the deal!

🙏

Want an editing buddy that tells you if your content is a banger?

I created this GPT that does just that for you: https://lnkd.in/duYAJkrz

It'll help you write like the dangerous motherflower that you are :)

There’s a version of you you haven’t met yet.

And s/he’s waiting on the other side of honesty.

Most people don’t heal.

They just outrun themselves.

New goals.
New habits.
New identities.

Same wounds.

And then they wonder why life feels heavy.

Truthfully, I avoided this for years:

You can’t create a life you love while carrying a version of yourself you’ve outgrown.

At some point, you have to stop escaping and start listening.

To your anger.
To your fear.
To your exhaustion.

To the quiet voice that says,

“This isn’t who you are anymore.”

That’s when everything changes.

Not when you grind harder.
Not when you read another book.
Not when you chase another LinkedIn post.

But when you finally look yourself in the eyes and decide to stop abandoning the person you’re meant to become.

You’re not weak.
You’re shedding.
You’re not lost.

You’re remembering.
You’re not behind.
You’re awakening.

Brother. Sister. 
I f*cking see you.
I’m rooting for you.

Keep going.

Remember:

The next version of you is built in silence before it’s lived out loud.

You know those 6&7 figure entrepreneurs we look up to?

I’ve had a couple of them in my DMs,

And what I hear is:

- The stress they undergo
- The complexity in their business 
- The team management overwhelm 
- Their schedule that’s taken over 
- The immense pressure they’re experiencing 

I’ve heard some say.

The business has outgrown who they are.

And one bad month means everything falls apart.

That would result in:

- Firing their favorite team members 
- Having to take out loans 
- Starting the month from zero 

The hustle is commendable.

Though the $$ screenshots are sexy.

That’s the surface. Because behind it all it’s not all fine and dandy.

The truth coming out is “scale” is something they don’t want.

And it takes courage to burn things to the ground.

To see and accept another path.

A path that’s aligned to the business they want to design.

Not a business that’s built by default.

Lesson?

The roses on the outside look good.

But look within to identify the truth.

In a world where we idolize and pedestal.

Know that we’re all figuring things out.

Take what feels aligned & model it.

Drop what doesn’t and move on.

Because you deserve to build a business.

A business on your terms.

That allows you to have fun.

Be at ease & flow.

But most of all — to live.

Stop creating content.

(This strategy attracts ideal clients).

How I collect don’t create content:

1. Use your calendar as an ideation machine:

- What did you do yesterday?
- What problem did your client have?
- What did you do to solve it?

2. Write out the process and demonstrate 

- Think of it as a short list.
- With a brief description of each point.

(🚨 PS. You can also grab my GPT Buddy that tells you if your content converts: https://lnkd.in/duYAJkrz ) 

3. Give your perspective 

- Showing what you did and giving insight
- Shows you know how to solve the problem. 
- Without giving it all away.

Keep it simple.

Collect content, don’t create it.


PS. New prof pic, who dis?

Last year, “experts”” told me I was crazy.

Because I had a $100 power hour sitting in my featured section on LinkedIn.

(I still do for $250 only 3x a week - because of the demand and have been booked for two years straight)

No sales calls. No made up scarcity. No crazy strategy.

Honestly it’s a link that says: “Pay here. Let’s talk.”

People said:

“You’re underselling.”
“This is too valuable.”
“Where’s your leverage?”

(My coach at the time even told me to take it off because I wasn’t thinking “high ticket enough”. I heavily disagreed)

But they misunderstood what the call was.

It wasn’t a glorified brainstorm session where I tried to fix everything in 60 minutes.

It was the funnel.

Here’s what actually happened:

• The client books
• We build a custom Gameplan
• They leave with clarity, momentum, and the next step

And ~25% of them?

They upgraded into 1:1 or group offers — without me needing to “pitch” anything.

Why?

Because I didn’t talk about what I could do.
I showed them.

They paid to experience it.
And that shifted the whole dynamic.
I didn’t chase. I consulted.
And the offer sold itself.

Let’s do the math:

→ ~125 people bought
→ $12,500 front-end
→ 25% converted into $1K–$5K offers
→ That’s how a $100 consult turned into a multiple 6-figure backend

(Approx. $350k in year 1)

All without a funnel.
All without being “on” 24/7.

If you’re overthinking it…

You might just need a LinkedIn profile and a Calendly link connected to Stripe.

Proof of expertise beats promises of value.

Ps. You can tickle my brain in my featured section if you want to build your own version.

Or just do it yourself 🤍

experts

This month, I made one tiny switch that 1.5x’d my opt-ins (235 leads came through).

I used to write posts the way most people do:

Hook.
Body copy.
PS: “Grab X thingy here.”

Standard. Polite. Predictable.

But this time, I switched it a bit.

I started adding my CTA right up top.
Wove it into the the story, like a savage.
No waiting till the bottom to do a “PS.”

And boom - 1.5x more people clicked.

I believe that happened...
Because readers act when relevance meets timing.
And the best time to offer help… is while they’re still hooked.

So what I'd do is:

1. Start with the incident or insight.
2. Drop the CTA early - as part of the body not the bottom bit.
3. Make it feel natural, not needy.
4. Then expand the post as usual.

I used to tuck my CTA at the end.
Now it lives in the middle of the moment.

'Cos... well, it feels kewl, and it's converting.

It’s not always what you offer.
Sometimes it’s just when you offer it.

PS. LinkedIn doesn’t care about links IN the text anymore; my account actually grew by 27% which is nuts. 

But hey, I’m not your local growth ninja so I’m just saying what’s worked for me - we’re so lucky.

My 2026 plan:

Write organic content with story telling to build BRAND.

Write paid ads with campaigns to get CUSTOMERS.

Supplement these with long form video to create DEPTH.

Build Tools to fasten delivery process and enjoy time with 1:1 clients. I’ll be talking more about my “You + Tools” model in the coming weeks.

Be a happy dad & husband to my beautiful wife and daughter.

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ps. I wrote 30 page book breaking down how. Click “visit my website” and join 6,100+ legend who got a copy.

(It costs $0.00)

My life was simple last quarter:

Mon - Tues - Thurs → work with clients 
Wed → be a full time dad 
Friday → write posts & emails, then dad mode
Saturday - Sunday → rest, run, music, family

I’ve loved being more present at home this season.

I simply enjoy the little things.

When I used to do 10 things at once, I’d end up doing nothing as my attention was scattered.

And that’s a no bueno.

Now I’ve built leverage and get to live by design.

THESE are the weeks I aim to have more of.

I don’t need a stacked calendar to feel important, to feel busy & productive while pushing my family, health and hobbies out the window.

Are you living simply or making it hard?

I’m 100% replaceable as a solopreneur.

I’m 100% irreplaceable at home.

For your friends and loved ones, there’s only one of you.

The hours you spend with clients, working and mastering your craft is great.

But they’d be fine if you set some boundaries.

Make spending time with loved ones your top priority.

Because the clock is ticking. 

And we only get one shot, one opportunity, to seize everything you ever wanted in one moment. (Eminem).

Remember:

A better flex than cash in bank, is an empty calendar.

Sending you lots of love.

👇

I have a free e-book for you on running a $250k/yr offer-driven business on 1 offer + 1 post + 1 email a day.

I used to charge for it, but it’s available for $0.

Hit the “visit my website” button to get it.

Had a wild week.

Mid 5 figures. From what I thought was a failed launch.

I wanted to do a sprint for a cohort. Fill 5 spots. I ended up getting over 47 replies. And selling out the spots by the last day. But what was startling was — people wanted higher ticket stuff. 1:1 mentorship. So I sold more than I ever have. But that’s not what shook me most. I reflected tons.

It was one of those weeks that turns you upside down in the best way - not from breakdown, but from breakthrough.

New clients came through. They do wild numbers.

$200K/mo. $360K/mo. $150K/mo. And when I read their onboarding forms… I had to pause.

Because they didn’t say they hired me for strategy.

Or systems.

Or even funnels.

They said:

“Your vibe.”

And I’ll be real with you —

That confused me for a second.

My brain whispered:

“Why would someone at that level… pick you?”

I sat with it. Let it swirl. Because I’ve always told myself that they buy the offer. The outcome. The map.

But this week reminded me:

They also buy the mirror.

The energy.

The frequency.

The groundedness.

The truth in your posture.

The clarity in your being.

That’s the part no funnel can fake.

And when I asked myself today —

“What would shift if you fully believed you’re not behind, you’re just calibrated to lead a different way?”

I wrote down a line in my notebook I’ll carry forever:

“I don’t need to become more to belong here.
I just need to stay with what’s already true.”

Man.

That hit something ancient in me.

And I figured… maybe it would hit something in you too.

Literally: you are the one you’ve been looking for.

So I’m sharing it here.

Not for praise - but for perspective.

If you’re at a weird edge in your business…

Scaling but unsure. Seen but doubting.

Clients coming in - but identity catching up.

All I can say is…

Don’t perform more to “prove” you belong.

Just get closer to the truth of who you are.

That’s the most magnetic energy in the room.

And it’ll pull in people who feel it.

Even when they’re making more than you.

Even when the voice says “you’re not ready.”

They’re not just buying your model.

They’re buying your mirror.

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PS. Feeling grateful so dropped a 2 min video in the comments, sending you love.

I’ve had a thought I can’t get rid of lately:

Most people don’t have a marketing problem.
Or an offer problem.
Or even a strategy problem.

They know how to grow.
They’ve done the courses.
They’ve installed all the playbooks.
They’ve gotten crazy results.

But if you’re stuck, stalled, or just weirdly disconnected from your own momentum…

It’s probably not business.

It’s your nervous system.

Because this is what showed up for me:

If your business model overwhelms you, you won’t scale it.

If your sales rhythm drains you, you won’t sustain it.

If your content feels heavy, it’s because you’re not saying what you actually want to say.

And your body notices that long before your brain does.

You can’t outgrow a level your system believes will hurt you.

If “success” feels like pressure, your body will quietly protect you from it.

Delay the launch.

Rebuild the offer again.

Wait for the “perfect moment” that never arrives.

Tell yourself you need more clarity before you move.

It’s not sabotage.
It’s a form of regulation.

Your system keeping you “safe” in the exact place you’re trying to leave.

The work isn’t forcing your way through it.
It’s building a business your body can actually hold.

Something that expands you without frying you.

Something that feels spacious, not just scalable.

Something that’s aligned in practice, not just in theory.

So if you’re feeling resistance or fog right now…

Zoom out for a second.
Not to “fix.”
Simply… listen.

What part of this next level feels unsafe?

Because once you name it, you can meet it.
And when you meet it, things move again.

🤍

I’m a girl dad. Married. Cypriot. And embracing energy, fatherhood & one person business. In that order.

I just had a $40k week which blew my socks off.

I live quite simply.

I don’t like:

- Sales calls
- Outbound DMs 
- Follow ups 
- Scaling big teams
- Doing 12 hour days without rest 

I like:

- Google doc sales
- Inbound emails
- No follow ups 
- Working on my own 
- Doing 4-5 hour days 3x days a week 

So I do more of what’s energetically aligned with me. I follow ease & flow, not hustle.

My model is not for everyone, but I do what works for me.

I designed my business so it works on 1 offer + 1 post + 1 email a day. That’s allowed me to be a full time dad 2x a week on ‘work’ days. A role I’m absolutely loving & wouldn’t change anything for.

To serve clients, I use Skool, Loom, WhatsApp, ThriveCart, Kit, Notion & Google. 

That’s it.

Simple. Fun. Profitable. Offers.

Nothing but grateful 🙏

- - -

ps. If you wanna see how I model it, I wrote a 30 page book breaking it down. Click “visit my website” at the top and it’s yours.

This year I served 250-ish clients.

And it taught me one thing:

Simplicity scales.
But only when it’s deeply personal.

This is what’s working for me right now with Modern Maker - because the game has changed:

1. 1:1 Mentorship is back.

With AI compressing execution time, the real value isn’t in doing the thing - it’s in the frequency you hold while doing it.

Now I show up to sessions fully present. We talk strategy. The implementation is done at record speed. I've cloned what worked for me into micro-tools that execute. That way the "live" sessions are a lot more potent and human.

Because the systems are already built. So that allows intimacy.

2. I'll be ditching scattered comms.

This year I had a bit of everything.
WhatsApp. Slack. Discord. Skool. Telegram. Email. iMessage…

It was too much.

So I'm stripping it down:

→ Trello : command center
→ Google Docs: live collab
→ Loom: async feedback for depth
→ Zoom: one call a week, max
→ Skool: daily community management

WhatsApp will be for family only.

Feels good.

3. Tools replaced courses.

What used to take 4 weeks now takes 4 minutes.

This Black Friday, I retired over 50+ workshops.

Because people don’t need more information. They need something that does the thing.

So I built modular, AI-powered tools that deliver the result without watching a single video.

4. Energy > Strategy.

This year asked me to grow.
Fatherhood cracked me open.

And it showed me something most business advice ignores:

Your nervous system is your marketing system.
If it’s not grounded, no strategy will save you.

Now I mentor from a different place.

5. I leaned into long form video + workshops.

They’re my natural state.
So, I made more.

Raw. Unedited. Live. 
YT long form videos crushed it, conversion-wise.

And they work - not just as content, but as proof.

Simply demonstrating what I do.

A workshop per month. A video a week.

6. Paid > Organic (for now).

I’ve grown 50k+ on LinkedIn, 6.1k on my email list.
All organic.

But now I run simple Meta ads to products - to create customers & grow my email list with buyers.

Because buyers behave differently than leads.

And when time is limited (hello, dad life), buyers > leads.

7. Email runs everything.

I don’t take calls.
I rarely check DMs.
But I do write one email a day.

It’s the most joyful part of my business:

→ Story-driven
→ Offer-linked
→ Always rotating

The quietest engine I’ve ever built.

8. My offer model? Simple.

→ 1 offer
→ 2 tiers (group + 1:1)
→ Weekly pricing for 1:1
→ Group pricing moving to monthly/annual

I tested a 3rd mid-tier offer but… it attracted folks who weren’t ready. So I’m phasing it out.

Simple scales. Again.

That’s where I’m at.

More human. Less noise. Deeper work.

Hope it gave you something useful to chew on.

What are you simplifying next year?

Last week, I did a $1,000 consulting session for $250.

I brought back my 1 hour, 1:1 Gameplan calls since life at home has streamlined itself after we had our baby daughter.

Because that’s a modality that’s aligned with me.

I always yap about demonstrating vs marketing & how powerful that is. 

There’s a catch to it though.

I recorded the hourly consult.

And I told the client upfront: this is a “documented” gameplan. That means 2 things:

1. You get my full process for crafting your high ticket install offer - custom, not out of the box stuff.

2. I get to show what that looks like publicly (with sensitive stuff removed).

Here’s what we built on that call:

• Rebuilt her offer to match the exact price, promise, and positioning her buyers actually say yes to

• Created a $300 consult that sells itself — and upgrades 1 in 4 clients into the big offer

• Designed a tool she can use again and again to make $2k-ish an hour from consulting (without feeling strapped to her calendar)

The reason I did this is because most people talk about their offer.

I wanted to show mine.

If you’ve solved even one problem for someone - and you’re ready to turn that into an offer that sells automagically - I’ll happily build it with you.

It’s now found its home in my featured section under keyword: “tickle my brain”.

Don’t pitch your offer. 
Prove it works.

It’s a lot more fun that way.

PS. When I previously did these, one guy reported in $25,000. Which is a nice ROI.

Most people aren’t drowning in work.

They’re drowning in all the versions of themselves they refuse to let die.

You feel this, even if you don’t admit it.

I’m gonna be honest af for a minute here.

The parts of you that were built to survive…
still try to run a business you’re meant to thrive in.

- The people-pleaser who said yes to every request.
- The overachiever who tied self-worth to output.
- The hustler confusing exhaustion with progress.
- The person building a power brand while shaking internally.

These ghosts still live inside your calendar.
They whisper when you price your offers.
They hover over your keyboard when you write.

They tighten your chest when you even think about being honest in your content.

And the bit that hit me the hardest last year:

I wasn’t afraid of posting.

I was afraid of posting as the version of me I’ve never allowed to exist. The one with edges. The one with boundaries. The one with opinions that might piss off the wrong people. The one who doesn’t need the market’s permission to breathe.

Business gets heavy when you force the past version of you to carry the future you’re supposed to step into.

That weight you feel isn’t workload…
it’s your TRUE identity that you mute to fit in.

And fit into what? LinkedIn influencer land? 

I’m going to say it as it is bc I’m fired up. (Thanks to my Modern Makers and yesterday’s workshop which was absolute fire)

And until you let those old selves burn,
your strategy will never feel aligned.

Your content will never feel true.
Your momentum will always feel forced.

Your next level isn’t about scaling.
It’s about shedding.

Shedding the parts of you that were useful when you were surviving…but lethal now that you’re trying to build a life you actually want.

The question isn’t:

“What should I do next?”

It’s:

“Which version of me needs to stop leading?”

Because once you answer that,
business stops feeling like a battle.

And starts feeling like home.

Namaste 🙏

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