They have an attention problem. They spend 3 hours researching.2 hours watching YouTube.1 hour planning. Then wonder why they're not making money. Meanwhile, someone else: • Sends 20 cold DMs• Posts one piece of content• Follows up with prospects• Makes an offer And gets paid. The internet doesn't reward the smartest people. It rewards the people who take action consistently. So here's a challenge: For the next 7 days, spend ZERO time learning something new. Only focus on activities that can directly make you money: ✅ Outreach ✅ Sales calls ✅ Content creation ✅ Follow-ups ✅ Offer improvement At the end of 7 days, come back and tell us what happened. What's the ONE money-making activity you're committing to today?👇

The most common question wasn't "what service do you offer?" It was: "How did you find them?" The answer is simple. I use SendRoq. Not to automate spam. Not to send 1,000 cold DMs. Not to blast random people with AI-generated messages. I use it to identify people who are already showing buying intent. For example: Someone comments on a post saying: "We need help with lead generation." Or: "Looking for an SDR agency." SendRoq helps me find these opportunities at scale. Instead of interrupting people who don't need my service, I talk to people who are already looking for help. That one shift changed everything. Less outreach. More conversations. More clients. How are you currently finding prospects?

Not from paid ads. Not from cold calls. Not from hiring setters. Just LinkedIn. My daily process is boring: - Post content - Connect with prospects - Start conversations - Follow up That's it. Most people quit after a few days because they don't see immediate results. The problem is that LinkedIn rewards consistency, not intensity. One post won't change your business. 100 posts might. One DM won't get you clients. 500 conversations might. What client acquisition channel is working best for you right now?

I'm seeing more founders move away from traditional outreach and experiment with AI, content, and automation. Curious what's working best for this community 👇