Walter Footman

BREAKING: Just launched a Telegram AI Agent that replaced an entire igaming marketing team. This is what 21,900 hours of testing + 25,000,000 messages looks like: → Scrapes users from competitors' communities → Extracts context from groups, bios, usernames → Follows up 4-5x based on engagement → Converts users, handles spam logic, and avoids bans → All tracked, sorted, and synced in real time They used to chat with users manually Now it’s 5% growth and 50% open rates on autopilot, without lifting a finger. It’s iGaming marketing that finally works. If you want access, message me on my Telegram: enreach_team

How f*cked do you need to be before you hire McKinsey consultants? Everyone knows they will invoice $400k for a report you could get from ChatGPT free version in 20 minutes…. But they made $16 Billion last year. Anyone?

Joe Rogan understands AI better than 99% of people on here. “You're not going to build an AI to replace what you love. You're going to build one to replace what you hate.” Exactly. AI doesn’t replace the $100M jet salesman. It replaces the junior rep who forgets to follow up. It replaces waiting 2 days for a reply. You still want to talk to Steve Varsano when buying a jet. But you want the AI to: – Instantly reply – Qualify the lead – Read your website – Understand your pain – Build the call agenda – Book it AI is the new Smartphone. Oddly will probably also replace the smartphone...

Probably going to get a lot of hate for this. But it's the truth. It's not "IF" it will happen, it's "WHEN" it will happen. Software will eat the world. Might as well enjoy a meaningful life without Universal Basic Income while it lasts...

Your best closer isn't human. It’s an AI posting content, sourcing leads, qualifying decision-makers, and booking calls while you sleep. Sales doesn’t scale with ego It scales with systems.

All investments seem crap once you built a company. "8% per year on this real estate fund" I'm ghosting you if it's less than 100% per year. If I wanted 'safe' I would have finished law school.

It almost never fails. I was recently watching clips from yet another “famous” sales guru when he confidently dropped the line: “Here’s how you overcome this objection…” Honestly, I’d be more surprised not to hear that line at this point; it’s become a badge of honor among sales influencers. It reminded me of something that happened last week. I was on a sales call with a prospect, a smart, skeptical operator. Fifteen minutes in, they hit me with a classic: “Your price is way higher than your competitor's, I need you to match their price.” This is the part in the movie where the sales guru would grin, lean forward, and start doing linguistic judo. Word tracks. Tonality shifts. Neuro-linguistic tricks. I just said, “Totally fair, thanks for being direct. Honestly, you may want to go with them.” Silence. And then they asked the only question that actually mattered: “Why are you more expensive?” Now we’re having a real conversation. Here’s the truth: unless you’re selling the exact same product for the exact same price as ten other people (hi, car dealerships), “overcoming objections” is mostly theater. If your product is solid and your personality doesn’t make people uncomfortable, that’s 90% of the game. You don’t need closing tricks. You need to: - Be honest - Make them feel understood - Show them how you solve a real problem And if you don’t? Say so. And walk away. Sales isn't about tricking someone into saying yes. It's about helping the right person make a confident decision. And if you're not the right fit, don't "handle" it like a guru. Admit it like a grown-up. (And if someone asks you to "sell them this pen", run away, block them, and call the cops, cause it's a scam.)

"I will get you cancelled." This happens once a year. "If you don't do (something), I'll write about this online." My reply: "Brother, I already screenshotted this convo and tagged you in the post." I've never actually done it. Just a bluff. But it's happened to me 2 times in 2 years. And nobody has ever replied to my bluff. Building a brand/ reputation doesn't mean you need to be weak. Just be honest and do good work. Surely every founder would agree?

Cold email is like chemotherapy. Its might work but it's gonna suck. On email, you compete with 1000 spammers. You are not a spammer, but they surround you. On Telegram, you have 1% of the completion. Your product/service can actually be seen by your ICP. So you can send 10,000 emails, or you can send 100 Telegram DMs. Results will be better from 100 DMs. Prove me wrong and I'll buy you a veggie burger. TO CLAIM BURGER: Drop your evidence in the comments.

Bad health will kill your company 4 years ago, I drank alcohol every day 2 years ago, I weighed 40kg more 3 years ago, I smoked 30 cigs a day My work was not good. Now my VO2 max is in the top 85% and climbing My bio markers are crazy good I take 20+ vitamins per day I have even been able to stop ADHD meds In the old days, everyone had bad health. Now you're competing with Founders wearing 3 WHOOP bands and mood rings on their toes. Know any successful and fat founders in 2025?

Ever notice how sales reps ghost you right after the contract's signed? I've spent 15 years in sales and honestly, AI would've done half my job better. Think about it: - Your AI rep memorizes every product detail instantly - Answers questions at 3am without complaining - Never forgets to follow up - Doesn't take a 20% commission - Zero drama about splitting territories The wildest part? My old clients would've probably preferred chatting with AI instead of waiting 2 days for my "urgent" response. What's your worst sales rep experience? Bet AI could've handled it better. The future of sales is here and it's making commission-hungry reps nervous. Can't blame them.

Our AI is fake. I hear this all the time. They say: "you guys are using humans and calling it AI" I ask them: "Does the product work?" They say: "yes" I ask: "So it works so well people think the AI is a human?" They say: "......" I'm thrilled when people say the AI is fake. I would be worried if they said: "this is obviously AI" You guys think I should be worried?

@quionie this one is better lol

@WaltChain x.com/qgmeta/status/…

girl in tech starter pack: – noise canceling headphones – 72 Chrome tabs – 1 existential crisis in progress

@mattwelter LinkedIn might be boring but if that's where your B2B buyers hang out, that's your goldmine.

truth is, you probably don't need tiktok distribution it's trendy, it's a shiny object your goal is to get customers, so ask yourself where your customers hang out and focus your effort there (whether that's tiktok, twitter, linkedin, facebook, etc)

@jackfriks Claude 4 is just the beginning. Wait until we get models that can write, test, and ship entire codebases without human intervention.

okay yeah claude 4 sonnet is insanely good runs tests seemlessly and cleans up after (delete the files) making efficient regex checks has never been easier making useful software has never been easier

@sassal0x Spot ETH ETFs are basically DeFi for boomers.

The ETH ETF flows are going to accelerate bigly from here

@coinbureau The real story isn't just the streak, it's that institutions are buying BTC like it's going out of style while retail is still on the sidelines. When the FOMO kicks in for real, $432M will look like pocket change.

BIG MONEY keeps flowing in! 💸 Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $432.7M in inflows yesterday — marking 10 straight days of solid gains. Will we make it 11 days today? 👀

@investanswers @saylor Saylor's playing 5D chess while everyone else is playing checkers. The way he's engineered MSTR's capital structure is actually insane

I’ve been calling this $MSTR financial jiu-jitsu since 2020. But this move? A rear anaconda triangle choke on both equity and preferred. Capital Markets: tapped out. Checkmate. Well played, Captain @saylor ⚔️📈 youtube.com/live/0-vKaxofv…

@AutismCapital Dude's got the same energy as traders during the 2021 bull run watching 1-minute candles at 4am.

The man is LOCKED IN. Someone get him in front of a Bloomberg terminal immediately.

@APompliano The real tragedy is how DOGE showed us what gov innovation could look like, then got crushed by the very system it was trying to fix.

DOGE was the most inspiring government effort in my lifetime. It made working in government high-status for my smartest friends. It is disappointing to see how hard the bureaucracy fought to prevent them from succeeding.