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Follow me, I swear I only talk about: - making money - business/entrepreneurship - content - social media - marketing - funnels - making money x2 - info products - offers - sales - scaling - systems - hiring - processes - making money x3 - AI - philosophy - art - health - copywriting - music - religion - life - investing - making money x4

Today I hopped on a call with a lawyer and I added my AI notetaker to the call. The confusion the lawyer had when the notetaker joined the call was priceless. “Basem, it seems you have a guest called fireflies trying to join?” “Yes, it’s just an AI notetaker”. “What’s that…?” Let that sink in. One of the top lawyers in Dubai… Making millions of dollars every month… Has no idea that an AI notetaker exists. There still is a HUGE knowledge gap in the market.

When people say “info is dead”, I automatically question their intelligence. You do realize that there are entire trillion dollar industries that run on information?!?! - Lawyers - Financial advisors - Tax consultants - Fitness coaches - Psychologists - Investment analysts - Business consultants - Medical consultants - Sales trainers - Language trainers - Public speaking coaching - Leadership coaches - Universities / educators - And 1000 more industries So no — info is not dead. You just don’t know how to sell it.

When is it actually the right time to pivot your offer? I’m looking for a clear, logical framework on this.

The reason people slow down is because they fail to reinvent themselves. They cling on to an old identity, habit, or trait and become complacent when facing new challenges. You will be able to reach new levels with an old version of yourself.

@GadzhiIman Iman logic: Info businesses are cashflow businesses never meant to be sold Also, Iman logic: I bought an info business. Lol.

> Signed up for Consulting(.)com as a teenager > Went to one mastermind >Didn’t completely align with the advice they were giving > They spent years trying to turn info into something they could sell > I just kept focusing on being profitable and innovating > Eventually bought their entire business > The domain, all the IP, the email list, ten years of testimonials, everything > Turns out I was right that info businesses are only cash flow businesses > They were never meant to be sold > I bought my old school because I learned a lesson they couldn’t

I believe there exists a huge amount of retards in business. You can offer someone free money and they “need to think about it”. This is borderline clinical insanity.

Everybody wants to make money but very few want to build a product or service that is worth money.

I believe there exists a huge amount of retards in business. You can offer someone free money and they “need to think about it”. This is borderline clinical insanity.

One of the biggest reasons I left my job last year is so I can have the freedom to say what I want So, FUCK ISRAEL🖕🤣

Time after time again, God reminds me that if you want to take it to the next level, you have to invest in yourself. You cannot have the same ideas, the same mindset, the same habits, and expect a different life. Growth requires sacrifice. And most people aren’t willing to pay that price.

There is no rules to this content shit.

What’s the best place to hire a Client Success Manager (CSM)?

Good question. Here’s exactly what NOT to do: 1) Do not spam a low effort outreach message If you’re applying to be a setter, you need to perfect your outreach message. - Keep it short & sweet; max 2-3 sentences - Use proper punctuation & spelling - No long essays. - No “Hi, I’m interested” Instead, do this: “Hey X, I saw you’re hiring for a setter role at Y company. I’m definitely very interested in this position and I believe I can help with Y. Keen to apply.” 2) Do not have a shitty or blank profile If you’re applying to be a setter, actually optimize your profile so recruiters can take you seriously. - Include a profile pic - Optimize your username - Don’t have a profile where you post about random other topics. (It’s a turn off) Use your social media profile as a business card. 3) Do not record sloppy Loom videos If you’re asked to record a Loom video, please make sure that you: - Look presentable - Dress nicely - Have a clean background - Speak clearly and to the point - Actually research the role Most of you look like you don’t care or put in very low effort. 4) Do not spam follow-ups. Instead, have a proper follow-up cadence of 48–72 hours. - Keep it professional. - No “???” - No @username spam. Show that you actually understand how to follow up. 5) Do not deviate from application instructions. If there are clear instructions on how to apply, you must follow them.There’s a reason this process exists. When you submit the form, ensure you include all the requested information.

@scalewithbasem So what advice would you give a newbie to NOT do ?

99% of appointment setters are literal buttcheeks. It’s such a shame to see the state of that market.

What’s the best place to hire & recruit a Client Success Manager (CSM)?

@nickrgrs Extremely valid.

having high cashflow is more important for your health than being seed oil free or whatever i obviously do both and much more but number 1 thing killing ppl is high stress and thats typically from finances simply get ur BREAD UP to live longer health mfs dont talk about this

I know that I am 1 or 2 changes away from cracking a $50k/month.

I’ve closed over $3 billion in B2B sales by the age of 25.

To all the Christian folk out there saying “God has risen”. How can God be a man..?

Clipping campaigns are one of the most dumb inventions in the online space. I get hundreds of requests to promo degenerate content to help with “distribution”. I’m glad people are waking up to the fact that the content game is all about distribution. But they’re applying it in the worst way possible…