Habeeb

My name is Benjamin. I’m a Lifecycle Marketer and Email Marketing Specialist focused on helping brands improve customer retention, engagement, and conversions through data-driven marketing. Over the years, I’ve worked across email marketing, CRM management, automation, customer journeys, and campaign analytics for startups and growing companies. Tools I work with include: • Salesforce • HubSpot • Zoho CRM • Mailchimp • Klaviyo • Airtable • Google Analytics • Figma • Crisp • HTML/CSS for email development I enjoy building email systems that don’t just look good but actually drive revenue and improve customer experience. Currently open to collaborating with startups, founders, and businesses looking to improve their lifecycle marketing, email strategy, and CRM workflows. Feel free to connect or send me a message. Quote and tell us what you do

Nothing special really. Normal skills required to put food on the table: coding: .net, cloud: azure, business automation: power platform and now looking into AI engineering. and I always try to use 100% of my God given brain.

I Repeat, Don't spend money on AI Courses!

Your salary is a drug that your boss pays you to forget about your dreams. 90% of self-made millionaires built their wealth by owning a business. The other 10%? They achieved it through high-paying careers by age 67. The average retirement age is 67. The average life expectancy is 76. Think about it… studying and working for 50 years to enjoy just 9 years of life. Does that really sound like a fair trade?

A lot of YouTube automation guru channels could go down. For years people were mass-producing low effort AI videos, recycled scripts, fake narration, and faceless content farms just to chase ad revenue. Now YouTube is finally tightening things up. The people who survive this shift will be creators with: • Original ideas • Real storytelling • Strong personalities • Genuine communities • Valuable content “Make 10 AI videos a day and get rich” might be dying slowly.

Be in them rooms where the future is discussed

Be in them rooms where the future is discussed

Yet there would be uproar if someone shows how to invest to get to 200m and then “God when” when someone wins a 200m lottery despite both being outliers and one having a more replicable way

There’s always a dark valley before the final breakthrough that launches one into true financial independence. It’s where many people go from ten to zero. Just a few survive the crucible.

Founders must stop trying to building 2010-era businesses with 2026-era technology. Don't try to rebuild Foursquare or Yelp. Don't try to recreate Basecamp by 37 Signals with $10/mo SaaS pricing. Don't underprice! If it works it's worth a lot more. Don't be tempted to become "Tech enabled PE" with revenue tricks. The rules of tech changed with AI. Play the new game.