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@devantae_masaun Fucking hell what a move this is

ANNOUNCEMENT : DealFuel Acquired Closify 🤝 Full Circle. Years ago, before DealFuel had a logo, a landing page, or a single placement… it was just an idea in my head. Back then, I was still a salesperson. I remember coming across Closify for the first time when @alexheiden ran it. Most people, when they see someone building in the same space as them, feel threatened. I didn’t. I felt validated. Seeing Closify win gave me confirmation that the problem was real. That recruitment in the online sales world was broken. That companies needed better talent. That reps needed better opportunities. It proved the market existed. It didn’t discourage me one bit, It inspired me to take an idea in my head, to a notebook of schemes and eventually into 800+ successful placements in 15 months. Every time I watched their momentum build, every time I saw them carving out space in the industry, I walked away thinking “This works. And I can build it differently. I can build it stronger.” I always believed DealFuel wasn’t just another recruitment company. We weren’t trying to participate in the space. We were building the missing piece. The friction, the standards, the vetting, the A-player ecosystem. The infrastructure that would turn recruitment from a transaction into a movement. To put this into perspective last month DealFuel staffed a record number of placements and we saw reps surpass over $10M in comms earned collectively. Just last month we had a sales rep make over $100,000 in a single month. He collected near $1M for the client who paid us for the hire. We see entire 7-8 figure organisations that are exclusively staffed by us. I met with a client in London before Christmas who did $12M in 2025. Full company staffed from us. We are consolidating the market. We are raising the standard. We are building the undisputed champion in online sales recruitment. Fast forward to today. DealFuel has officially finalized the acquisition of Closify with @Lukealexxander . The same company that once validated the dream… is now part of the mission. This is our second acquisition in six months. We’re not diversifying. We’re doubling down. Recruitment is not a side lane for me, it’s the arena. There’s something powerful about this moment. Not because of the acquisition itself, but because of what it represents. It represents the long game. It represents belief before proof. It represents doing something different. Zigging when everyone zags. Closify helped shape the space. DealFuel is here to define its future. To everyone who’s been watching my journey since the early days when this was just cold calls, vision, and delusional optimism understand this: I’ve only just started. My ascension in last 3 years from just a sales rep to where I am is unique. But the next step up to $100M recruitment giant will be better. Brick by brick. Relentlessly. Unapologetically. The takeover continues. Been pleasure getting this deal done with @Lukealexxander and wish him nothing but success with his future endeavours.

@danielslivin Solid

potential new batcave for a little bit 🦇

My God the people on LinkedIn are so soy Writing a whole paragraph over the fact he got 1 fake booking Defo a democrat.

@SalesPsych0 Good luck brother, UK market is brutal but will explode your skillset Are you contract stacking ?

Day 1 in the UK B2B Tech Sales 🇬🇧 (From SDR B2B Newbie to B2B Expert) - 20 Cold calls - 2 PickUps - 0 Demo booked For those who have been here following the B2C journey in the UAE last year 2025, its time for another Market, another industry and another product. For this I will be targeting 90% of the UK and 10% of the GCC. I will start by the UK as its Ramadan and people in the GCC will be pretty lazy about having a meeting booked. I will be documenting the numbers of calls, pick ups and demo booked. I just don't care if I'm not "good enough" in the beginning the goal is to show that we've EXECUTION anyone can come from Newbie to Expert in any industry of sales. As I did for the B2C space where in the first 3 months I've brought over 7 figures and document everything. It will also keep me accountable to hammer the phone and crush quota. Ready for the show ? LETS GO.

@danielslivin Bunch of weasels 😂😂😂

ecom guys post 500k a month with 2% margins

@danielslivin Exactly People think running a 500k/month business = 500k/month profit Couldn’t be further from the truth A lot of the time they only have 10% for themselves with 10x the stress than someone who is self-employed

@tbcashflow i can see both sides of this arguement tbh

Not even a hot take: Being self-employed making $30k/month is better than being a business owner making $500k/month

Its a very interesting moment to look back on when you're 17 and living a stress free fruitful life And then as soon as you turn 18 you're against 25 year olds with Lambos 45 year olds with equity in software companies + millions liquid And even against other 18 year old dropshippers who make 100k/day Get rich or die trying couldn't be more true.

@EcomA100 You do ecom buddy I don’t think you have the authority to call anyone a pussy

@tbcashflow If your a pussy , yea

Never met a successful person who actively smokes weed People who quit and then made it? Plenty But rolling doobies daily and crushing goals? Doesn't exist Your brain needs to be sharp, not foggy

Normie fitness coach business model: Find someone out of shape Charge them £1k Tell them to eat less Block them when they ask for a refund in 3 months Claim they've helped 100,000 clients in 2 years Rinse n repeat

Let's not forget this Godless individual has made 95Ms in 2 years Probably works 1 hour per day and has an IQ of 90 Work smarter not harder.

Sneako, Tate, Clav, Fuentes You've watched every clip Debated their takes in the comments Meanwhile you've made £0 this month Stop spectating and go make some money

Money Twitter in 2026: Actual millionaires: never posts their numbers People cosplaying Tate: posting cigars and "escape the matrix" Gurus: selling courses on how to sell courses on how to sell courses on how to sell courses "Entrepreneurs": never made a sale Sad.

If I'm not a billionaire by 30... I may just k*ll myself

Every millionaire I've met either: Built something Sold something high-ticket Invested aggressively None of them climbed a corporate ladder The safe path is actually the riskiest one

Everyone wants the shortcut Then when you show them they say "that's too risky" Mate, staying broke is the actual risk You're just scared of looking stupid Understand, chump?

Stop waking up at 5am to journal and do yoga You're making under $10k/month mate Sleep in, then go make some calls Discipline without outcome is just performance art

I don't go to the gym to look good I go because if I don't train, my sales calls are shit My energy's off, I'm slower, less sharp The physique is just a side effect Performance is the actual goal

All a man needs in a setup