✨🚀 Understanding the Networking Capacity of 150 Members Most people see BTE as a coaching community. What they don’t understand is the scale of the network sitting behind it. Let’s break it down. We currently have 150 active members. Each member has, on average, at least 1,000 professional connections on LinkedIn. (Some have 2,000… some have 5,000… but let’s stay conservative.) That alone gives us: 150 × 1,000 = 150,000 direct professional connections. This is the baseline minimum capacity of BTE. But the real power comes from the network effect. LinkedIn works in layers. Your connections have their own network. When someone likes, comments, or shares your content, it travels into the next layer. So if your 1,000 connections also have 1,000 connections, the extended network becomes: 150,000 × 1,000 = 150 million second-degree connections. Even if only 1% of that extended network sees our content through shares, comments, or viral engagement… That’s 1.5 million impressions — from just one wave of activity. This is no longer a small room. This is a digital city strong enough to shift the career trajectory of anyone inside it. What This Means for You 🔥 Every time you post, you don’t speak to 20 people… you speak to 150,000. 🔥 Every time you win, the entire community learns and grows. 🔥 Every time we run a challenge, we activate a network large enough to compete with real organizations. 🔥 Your network becomes BTE’s network — and BTE’s network becomes yours. This is why we push you to be visible. This is why we emphasize discipline, networking, and consistency. Because one person’s effort has the power to amplify through 150,000 direct connections and ripple into millions. The Vision Moving Forward BTE is not a coaching class. BTE is not a Telegram group. BTE is not another immigrant community. BTE is a network engine.👨‍💻👷👷‍♀️ A high-density, high-leverage ecosystem designed to multiply your opportunities, your confidence, and your job market presence.

A strategic look at the real networking power sitting inside our community Base Calculation • 150 active BTE members • Minimum 1,000 professional LinkedIn connections each 150 × 1,000 = 150,000 first-degree connections This is the minimum verified reach. But that’s only the beginning. Extended Network Effect (LinkedIn Multiplier) LinkedIn operates on a 1 → 100 → 10,000 visibility curve. Conservatively: • If each member’s 1,000 connections also have 1,000 connections, you reach 150,000 × 1,000 = 150 million second-degree connections. Even if only 1% of that extended network sees or reacts to BTE-related content through shares, comments, or engagement, that’s: 1.5 million impressions from one wave of BTE activity. And this calculation still uses the minimum connection count. Many members have: • 2,000 • 3,000 • 5,000 So the actual reach is even higher. Realistic Community Capacity (Conservative Scenario) Assuming: • Some members have 2,000+ connections • Only 20% of members actively post or engage • Only 5–10% of impressions convert to profile visits Your community has the potential to generate: • 300,000–450,000 direct impressions per wave • 1M–3M extended impressions through 2nd-degree visibility • 20,000–60,000 profile visits • 2,000–6,000 warm leads over time This is the power of identity + consistency + network density. We can make any waive we want 😎 Are you in for the 5

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Hey everyone, I want to get your thoughts on something important as we continue growing together. Now that we have a Free Waitroom where new people can stay, learn, and be vetted before becoming eligible to join BTE Core, a key question has come up: Should we share our Thursday Live Call recordings with the Free Waitroom… or keep them exclusive to BTE Core? 🤔🎥🔐 Our Thursday Lives are where we dive deep into your challenges, breakthroughs, interview issues, networking wins, and a lot of insider strategies. These sessions are intimate and often include personal stories and sensitive material. At the same time, limited access could help newcomers understand the depth and value of what we do here. So let’s shape this together. 🗳️ Cast Your Vote Below 1️⃣ Keep Thursday Lives Private – BTE Core Only. Protect the trust, intimacy, and confidentiality of the Elites with not sharing at all. 2️⃣ Share Only Selected Clips With the Waitroom. Short, safe, non-sensitive excerpts that showcase the value. 3️⃣ Share Full Recordings With the Waitroom. Open access for maximum transparency. Reminder – Tonight Is Thursday Live! 🔥🎤✨ Come prepared with: • Your wins• Good news • Lessons learned • Questions you want answered At the beginning of the session, I’ll be asking everyone to share their weekly wins, so take a moment today to reflect: What went well for you this week? What did you learn? What moved you forward, even a little? Your wins matter — and they inspire the whole community. Let's Gooooo and Vote Below. 🔥👇 only after go and see my comment 🤣

“Turn your LinkedIn into a recruiter magnet.” As discussed in Day 1 meeting, Recruiters don’t search on Google — they search on LinkedIn. If your profile is weak, they’ll never find you. Right now, your LinkedIn headline might say ‘IT Professional’ — but recruiters are typing SQL, Python, Workday, AWS. Headline Formula: Role + Tools/Tech + Value. - ❌ Weak: “IT Specialist.” - ✅ Strong: “IT Support Engineer | ServiceNow & SQL | Solving System Issues Fast.” - About Section: 3–4 sentences. Who you are, what you do, what tools you use, one quick achievement. - Skills Section: Add at least 10 skills from your target job description. Today’s Challenge before Day 2 Call: 1. Rewrite your LinkedIn headline using the formula. 2. Update your About section (at least 3 sentences). 3. Post a screenshot of your new headline in the group. We will discuss them in tomorrow’s call! Pro Tip . If you’re using ChatGPT here is a Prompt engineering hack: “Screenshot your current headline, attach it to gpt, then say “act as a professional SEO writer, and write a headline to make my profile more visible to Recruiters” Then you need to rephrase the output