cemhasoglu

Intern: terrified of everyone works through lunch sends perfect emails cries in bathroom Senior: terrified of interns 2hr lunch "per my last email" cries in car VP: terrified of the board lunch IS the job assistant writes emails cries on Zoom mute CEO: ???

saw a pitch deck yesterday slide 1: "disrupting the $4 trillion industry" slide 14: $6k in revenue I don't care about your TAM I care that 6 humans gave you $1,000 each that's the only slide that matters build the one slide. the other 13 write themselves.

I grew up thinking rich people worked harder than poor people then I met rich people they work less, think more, say no constantly, delegate aggressively, sleep 8 hours, take real vacations, and make 3 decisions a week that matter poor people work 60 hours making 400 decisions that don't

Working from home: 9:00 - "quick coffee" 10:00 - "one email" 11:30 - "lunch soon" 12:30 - lunch 13:30 - food coma, gentle start 15:00 - finally open laptop 15:58 - boss messages 15:59 - full panic sprint 18:00 - "productive day"

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LinkedIn post: "Today I had to let go of my entire team 🥲This was the hardest decision of MY journey.I want to thank THEM for helping ME grow." bro they're the ones unemployed

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Boring business nobody's doing: Fractional AI officer for $1M–$5M e-com brands They can't afford a $200k hire You charge $4k/month 10 clients = $40k/month = $480k/year 15 hours a week every niche has this gap

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the 3 conversations that made me money: "what would you pay to have this done for you?" (asked 40 times, got my first offer right) "who else should I be talking to?" (every sales call ends with this now) "what would it take for you to say yes today?" (closed 6 figures with this exact sentence) most of sales is just asking better questions

rich people vocabulary: "cash flow" "runway" "tax deferral" "asset class" "liquidity event" "structure" "distribution" middle class vocabulary: "raise" "bonus" "401k" "budget" "save up" "good deal" "afford" you literally cannot get rich using the words of someone who isn't

business partnerships explained: 50/50: nobody's in charge, everyone's miserable 60/40: the 40% feels robbed, the 60% feels guilty 70/30: clear but the 30% leaves in year 3 80/20: the 20% is happy, the 80% resents carrying them 100/0: you just have an employee, call them that solo: lonely but nobody's stealing there is no good answer

$0 to $10k/month: hardest $10k to $50k/month: pricing $50k to $200k/month: hiring $200k to $1M/month: systems $1M/month+: not going insane every level kills a different version of you the guy running a $1M/month business is a completely different person than the one who started it

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the honest progression of an entrepreneur: year 1: "I'll be rich in 2 years" year 2: "this is harder than I thought" year 3: "I might fail" year 4: "I'm failing" year 5: "wait, something's working" year 6: "I'm making more than my old salary" year 7: "I'd never go back" year 8: "I forgot what my old job even was" most people quit in year 3 that's why most people don't make it

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@cem_hasoglu year 8: "wait, how did i get here?"

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@cem_hasoglu Did it take you 5-6 years? You're pretty young arent you?

I asked a guy worth $40M what his edge was he said "I return calls" I laughed he didn't I said "seriously" he said "seriously. you'd be shocked how few people do. I've closed 7-figure deals because I was the only one who picked up." richest people I know have the most boring answers

met a guy at a dinner who sold his company for $80M I asked what he did all day now he said "mostly nothing" I said "doesn't that get boring?" he said "I was bored making the $80M too. at least now I'm bored on a beach." the destination was never the point you either like the process or you don't