Raúl 🇮🇨

How to speak articulately like the 1%

until death, all defeat is psychological

If you want more prospects to respond to your follow ups, proposals, outreach, etc Here's a rule of thumb that's always been successful for me Use exactly as many words as you need to, but the least amount possible Maximize value per word

How to structure your Shopify product page in 2026:

¡Haz que tu IA deje de diseñar interfaces genéricas! Han creado un repositorio con archivos DESIGN.md que replican la guía visual de grandes empresas. Tienes de Apple, Airbnb, Tesla, Shopify, Uber y más... Sin Figma. Sin JSON. Sin herramientas raras. Copias el archivo en la raíz de tu proyecto y tu agente de IA entiende al instante cómo debe verse la interfaz. Open source y gratis: → github.com/VoltAgent/awes…

there's a sneaky new outbound sales play where reps share google docs with prospects to bypass spam filters it works and it's exactly why buyers don't trust salespeople

The most future-proof job: Entrepreneurship shopify.com/news/future-pr… via @Shopify

I built a Chrome extension that helps you extract styles from any website and generate DESIGN(.)md or SKILL(.)md files Works with Google Stitch, Claude Code, Codex etc ... and it's free!

Referrals are the backbone of any services business Great advice from a guy who sold his for $75M

i don’t know who needs to hear this, but… success is a decision.

me and @claudeai

La perfección es imposible

what life feels like when you stop seeing it as happening "to you" and shift to happening "for you"

My father owns a produce brokerage company. He sells +$10m a year in onions a year with a phone, fax machine, and file cabinet. TLDR: - he calls farmers and will buy two or three truckloads of onions - then organizes a truck for pick up - sells the onions to Walmart or some other chain like that. I made a video about it when I was at his office, and on Instagram it got like 3 million views in a week. He was so pumped. And no, he doesn't make $10m/year. The margins are tiny. But its just him + 1 person in office. Put me through college debt free and has always driven a fat Mercedes! Originally, he worked in a grocery store in the produce section. Then had fruit stand on the side of the road. Then did the white collar move and started a brokerage. I was in 4th grade. It was funny because he started the business in summertime, and the AC of the office was expensive, so he used to work barefooted without a shirt and his Docker shorts. It's been like 25 years now, and he's sold over a quarter of a billion dollars' worth of onions. His CRM is a binder. He has two phones, a file cabinet, and everything is done with checks. There's a computer on his desk, but to be honest, it's for when he uses Facebook, YouTube and visiting The Chive. And there's a baby playpen in the office so his co-worker, who he has hired, can bring her baby to work. The video was only 60 seconds long and people loved it because they were shocked that you can build a really good lifestyle with simplicity.

@pontivflex Literally

If the prospect joins the call from their car they're either liquid 8figs or on food stamps there's no in between