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4:10 hr restorative sleep
this is my 3rd best ever sleep in a year.
what changed?
> slept early
> had Mg before sleep
> 130gm protein in a day
> early dinner
> multi-Vita + Omega 3 after dinner
> creatine before gym in morning
> drank more than 5 ltr water
thats why you should send cold emails
The average business owner checks their email 15+ times/day
Assuming they work for 8 hours/day
That's once every 32 minutes
And it's purely for business purposes
Whereas with social media ads and organic content, 90% of people are just scrolling through their news feed watching brain rot
So when you send a cold email, you're not exactly competing with cat videos and motivational speeches for your prospects' attention
You're literally contacting established business owners in the one place they consistently use for business communication
That's why cold email is superior
Ankit Leadplus retweeted
hey, i'm ankit 👋
i did masters from iit bombay, tried startups, failed, built countless apps, and made money on the internet.
here's the journey so far...
1/ i always wanted to build a startup since i was a kid.
even in college, i tried a couple of ideas.
after iitb, i started a venture with a batchmate. we ran it for a year, but it didn't work out.
so i tried again.
2/ my next startup was LinckUp.
we applied to Y Combinator and got shortlisted for interviews. we did 2 interviews with YC.
but we didn't get in.
my tech cofounder also left along the way.
it sucked, but it taught me a lot about building startups.
3/ then i discovered Bubble in 2022, a no-code app builder.
i realised i didn't have to wait for a technical cofounder to turn my ideas into products.
so i went on a building spree and built 10-12 apps in a year.
4/ one of those projects was DottyPost.
i built it entirely with no-code tools and started making meaningful revenue from it.
that was a big moment for me.
i realised you don't always need funding, a big team, or a fancy setup to build something people will pay for.
5/ but building a product was only half the game.
i kept meeting founders building great B2B SaaS products and agencies who struggled with one thing:
getting customers.
they could build and deliver.
but GTM was a different story.
6/ i started helping a few friends with their GTM.
one project led to another.
eventually, i turned it into LeadPlus, a full-fledged GTM outbound agency.
cont...
if you don’t know how to turn $25/mo claude subscription into automated outreach system,
you’re not a startup founder
Better copy + accurate lead list. that's 90% of the game.
hey, i'm ankit 👋
i did masters from iit bombay, tried startups, failed, built countless apps, and made money on the internet.
here's the journey so far...
1/ i always wanted to build a startup since i was a kid.
even in college, i tried a couple of ideas.
after iitb, i started a venture with a batchmate. we ran it for a year, but it didn't work out.
so i tried again.
2/ my next startup was LinckUp.
we applied to Y Combinator and got shortlisted for interviews. we did 2 interviews with YC.
but we didn't get in.
my tech cofounder also left along the way.
it sucked, but it taught me a lot about building startups.
3/ then i discovered Bubble in 2022, a no-code app builder.
i realised i didn't have to wait for a technical cofounder to turn my ideas into products.
so i went on a building spree and built 10-12 apps in a year.
4/ one of those projects was DottyPost.
i built it entirely with no-code tools and started making meaningful revenue from it.
that was a big moment for me.
i realised you don't always need funding, a big team, or a fancy setup to build something people will pay for.
5/ but building a product was only half the game.
i kept meeting founders building great B2B SaaS products and agencies who struggled with one thing:
getting customers.
they could build and deliver.
but GTM was a different story.
6/ i started helping a few friends with their GTM.
one project led to another.
eventually, i turned it into LeadPlus, a full-fledged GTM outbound agency.
cont...
7/ today, we help global B2B SaaS companies and agencies build GTM systems to find the right prospects, start conversations, and generate pipeline.
i'm obsessed with GTM, AI agents, outbound, and finding better ways to help B2B companies grow.
so...
i'm here to connect with people building in similar spaces:
- B2B SaaS founders
- GTM engineers and operators
- agency owners
- indie hackers and bootstrapped founders
- people building AI tools and agents
if you're building something interesting in any of these spaces, let's connect.
there’s a trend im seeing
new cs grads / tech ppl opting for gtm roles
thinking it would be technical work
later to realise that it’s mostly copywriting and list building
actual tech work is done by claude lol
every founder needs to read this
The richest people I know all worked hard on something boring for 5+ years. And most did this for 10-20+ years.
People have gotten the totally wrong idea about what it means to be an early stage entrepreneur. They truly believe that in less than a year they can launch a lifestyle business, replace their salary, and have perfect work-life balance just 6-12 months in.
Let me tell you right now that that is total bullshit.
If you want instant work life balance and to be home by dinner every night, you’re dreaming. It doesn’t work that way.
Starting a business is really hard, and you can’t give up your main income source until you have a proven model that can feed your family.
You will have to make sacrifices. You will miss some dinners. You will miss some weekends. You will miss some vacations (especially in the first few years as you build your base)
To me, it all comes down to patience and delayed gratification.
5 years in, you can absolutely be making 3X your old salary, have a team of people under you and work less but earn more than you used to at your old job.
That said, it takes TIME, a lot of good decisions and hiring and delegating to a team. It doesn't happen overnight.
shoutout to Tejas 🎉
do checkout guys, its an interesting product
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if you’re sending cold emails to CXOs with employee size (1-10)
keep sending on Sat / Sun also
they do reply on weekends
