Purely Personal

Welcome to the Purely Personal marketing and branding Agency. 

We craft thought leadership and manage high-profile personal brands for C-level executives, technology experts, HNW leaders, celebrities, and investors.

Whether you're aiming for that promotion, seeking a new job, or dreaming of starting your own business, we've got you covered. 

We have our own podcast that highlights the transformative power of being known and how it can change your life. 

Each episode features top guests from around the world who have navigated these paths successfully. They share their inspiring stories and practical tips to help you reach your goals. 

Tune in to learn from the best and take the next step in your journey!

Founder

Nas Company (formerly Nas Academy)

Marketing and Sales Operations Strategy Lead (Content Creation Coach) 
Date: September 2023 - Present

Responsibilities and Achievements:

➣ Overlooked the entire spectrum of sales and marketing operations, bolstering efficiency.

➣ Teamed up with external agencies to produce vital content collateral, including digital resources and photography to reinforce marketing campaigns.

➣ Spearheaded the localization and activation of selected programs and campaigns, overseeing content quality in translations, strategic media partnerships, and adjusting content delivery methods.

➣ Was instrumental in providing insights on channel performances, guaranteeing timely feedback.

➣ Diligently monitored and presented program performance statistics, including those pertaining to sales, opportunities, marketing leads, and media outcomes.

Sales Strategy Manager (Content Creation Coach)
Date: January 2022 - August 2023

Responsibilities and Achievements:

➣ Designed and implemented sales strategies that led to a notable surge in company revenues.

➣ Maintained a consistent top-three ranking on the company sales leaderboard, showcasing sales proficiency and commitment.

➣ Instrumental in guiding the sales team, establishing benchmarks, and accomplishing sales goals, while ensuring the significance of content creation was highlighted.

Content Creation and Training Coach 
Date: January 2021 - December 2022

Responsibilities and Achievements:

➣ Developed and delivered comprehensive training modules in scripting, filming, and editing, thereby improving content creation capabilities across the academy.

➣ Engaged in collaborative efforts with esteemed creators like Dan Mace to curate cutting-edge content creation methodologies.

➣ Mentored leading global influencers, guiding them to refine their content production techniques.

Successfully transitioned individuals into adept content creators, greatly enhancing their career trajectories.

Content Creation Coach and Course builder

London School of Cybersecurity

As the Fractional Chief Marketing Officer at the London School of Cybersecurity, I drive strategic marketing efforts that enhance our brand and boost student enrollments. Leveraging AI-driven content strategies, I create engaging stories that underscore our top-tier educational offerings and distinct advantages. 

My job involves orchestrating dynamic multi-channel campaigns, optimizing our digital footprint, and building meaningful partnerships. This collaborative approach helps extend our reach and deepen our impact. 

With a commitment to data-driven insights, I align every marketing move with the school’s mission—preparing professionals for cybersecurity challenges. I aim to position the London School of Cybersecurity as a leader in the evolving tech landscape, ensuring our marketing strategies reflect the excellence of our educational programs.

Fractional CMO

The Marketing Menu

I am one of the Co-Founders.
I will be providing value to the community by giving 1:1 sessions and providing valuable content to the community.

The Marketing Menu is a community for everyone with a taste for B2B Marketing and a passion for food. What can you expect from joining The Marketing Menu?
Educational content covering topics such as Growth Strategy, AI in Marketing, Career Development
Expand your network and get to know other marketers while enjoying a great meal
1-2-1 mentoring/coaching/advisory sessions
Marketing memes and food related puns
Do you have an appetite for hot takes & food for thought? Join us by following our LinkedIn page!

Co-Founder & AI Expert

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➣ Develop and implement a content marketing strategy that aligns with the overall business and marketing goals.

➣ Manage a team  to produce high-quality content for various channels, including the company website, social media, and email marketing campaigns.

➣ Analyze data to optimize content performance and improve ROI.

➣ Work closely with the sales team to identify new opportunities for growth.

➣ Collaborate with external agencies and partners to produce and distribute content that builds brand awareness and drives conversions.

➣ Manage the content budget and ensure that all projects are delivered on time and within budget.

➣ Stay up-to-date with industry trends and best practices to ensure that the content is relevant and effective.

➣ Manage Content Calendar and execute the publishing plan.

Marketing Content Manager

Framery Acoustics

➣ BRAND STRATEGY

➣ SOCIAL MEDIA AND CONTENT CREATION

➣ PLANNING AND EXECUTION OF CONTENT

➣ COLLABORATION WITH LOCAL AND INTERNATIONAL CLIENTS

➣ PRODUCTION AND ORGANISING OF COMMERCIALS AND EVENTS

➣ WORKING ON EXPOSURE AND VISIBILITY

➣ CONTENT STRATEGY

Content Creation Lead

Suomen kesäteatteri

Manage all aspects from pre- through post-production, including scriptwriting, casting, shooting, editing, sound mixing, color correction, etc. Utilize digital word processing and publishing to create well-structured draughts—design and development experience in marketing. Proficiency with Adobe applications such as Dreamweaver, Premiere, Flash, Illustrator, and Photoshop, designing graphics across all Adobe platforms and modifying pictures for a range of clients.

Selected Contributions:
► In a fast-paced setting, successfully manage time across many jobs while maintaining development means.
► Utilize digital word processing and publishing to create well-structured draughts.
► Planning and construction experience in marketing.
► Small, local enterprises to major corporations can use ghost social media.
► Extensive familiarity with social marketing techniques as well as metrics evaluation.
► Operate social media to maintain marketing campaigns.

Choreographer

House of Dance

Marketing Manager

► Cultivate relationships and develops community, state, and national networks in an effort to further the company's mission and achieve maximum community impact.
► Manage financial and business affairs, including the annual campaign, operating budgets, collections and disbursement and accounting of all funds, property, official records and reports.
► Maintain administrative responsibility for public information programs both year-round and at campaign time which interprets the work and program of agencies.
► Hold the authority and responsibility for personnel functions, including hiring, firing, and performs annual evaluations.
► Served as a member of the Board of Directors, Executive Committee, and all other committees. Assessed potential collaboration opportunities that will enhance organizational value and improve efficiency. Implement quality metrics to track business needs and lead diverse projects.

Chief Executive Officer

Indian Dance Festival ry                                                                            

► Co-create the annual budget and submit it for review and approval.
► Collaborate with members of the tribal staff, other public agencies and private organizations to achieve community stability.
► Coordinate tribal redevelopment efforts and oversee progress.
► Set goals and objectives and develop strategies to achieve results. Streamline operations and expenditures to reduce membership dues without sacrificing results.
► Set and achieve rate and form filing deregulation goals when other organizations would not consider the issue. Engage agents in company goals such as workers' compensation and excess profits reform.

Chairman

jurni Inc

I was given a project to create and edit videos for Jurni.io which is a revolutionary platform for  coaching business cocaches.

My Project involved
- Video Editing
- Audio Correction
- Logo creation, intro and outro
- Subtitling
- Consultation for producing a quality content

Content Creator

Building powerful personal brands for CEOs & Founders using AI + content systems → Attracting high-ticket clients by creating impactful content | Certified Storybrand guide

Are you ready to 10x your personal brand with the precision of AI and the power of strategic content?

In a digital-first world, a robust personal brand for C-Level Executives and Business Leaders isn't a luxury—it's your competitive edge. But carving your niche can feel like steering through a storm.

You're battling:
→ Unclear personal branding that doesn't echo your prowess.
→ Exhaustive efforts with content that doesn't stick.
→ Privacy concerns that limit your story's impact.
→ Static personal brand evolution in a dynamic professional landscape.

The result? A personal brand that's underperforming and underwhelming.

But it doesn't have to be this way.

I'm here to ignite your personal brand with one-on-one coaching and AI-driven content systems that easily deliver personalized, high-impact content.

Imagine a reality where:

→ Your LinkedIn profile is a beacon of your industry expertise.
→ You're connected with a network that amplifies your influence.
→ Your content is a lead magnet, not a time sink.

🛠 With my expertise, you'll harness the power of AI for writing, imagery, and videos, transcending the noise and commanding attention.

✚ Think of the transformation:

→ A personal brand that's as influential online as you are offline.
→ Networking that converts connections into opportunities.
→ Content that resonates, engages, and converts.

Don't let your digital shadow dim your real-world shine.

🚀 Ready to be the master of your brand narrative? 
Slide into my DMs and let's unleash the full potential of your personal brand together.

Daniel Paul

I used to sit in the crowd taking notes. Today, the crowd takes notes from me.

I was in Singapore, at the National Achievers Congress with Success Resources.

And I could still picture the first time I picked up Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki.

Back then, I was just a kid with big dreams and no idea where to start.
That book changed something in me. It made me believe that maybe, one day, I could be part of something bigger.

Fast forward to today, I stood on the same stage I once dreamed of.

It didn’t happen overnight.
It happened through early mornings, long nights, and showing up even when no one noticed.

I’ve learned that dreams don’t belong to the talented or the lucky.
They belong to the ones who refuse to stop showing up.

This moment isn’t just mine. It’s proof for anyone who feels unseen right now.
If you stay consistent long enough, one day the same people who doubted you will take notes from you.

Thank you June Yoon, @Veronica Tan, Richard Tan , and the entire Success Resources team for making this moment real.

And to everyone who’s walked part of this path with me

Jeremiah 🔊 Su Asher Aw ,Nas Daily, and so many others - thank you from the heart.

Dreams don’t happen by chance.
They happen by choice.

Building powerful personal brands for Founders using AI + content systems → Attracting high-ticket clients by creating impactful content and Agentic AI workflows

“They call me stupid.”
Maybe they’re right. But not for the reasons they think.

They said it made no sense.
Finland → Manila → Finland → Kuala Lumpur… all within days.
More than 24 hours one way.
Ten-hour delays.
Waiting at the airport
Two-hour trains.
Walk back home in the cold.

“Why would you do that?
Just for two days?
It’s stupid.”

Maybe to them it is.

But when your daughter is waiting at the door, smiling like you’re the whole world… 
Logic becomes tiny. And love becomes loud.

I spent those 48 hours doing nothing extraordinary.
Just toys.
Just hugs.
Just presence.
And those moments rearranged my entire definition of “worth it.”

People judge based on what they value.
Parents act based on what matters.

If choosing your child over convenience makes you “stupid,” then I’ll gladly stay stupid.

Because some decisions aren’t measured in hours or miles.
They’re measured in memories.

To every dad, every mom, every parent grinding through flights, fatigue, and schedules—
don’t let anyone shrink the meaning you carry.
Do what matters.
Even if the world doesn’t get it.

I used to be a Nas Academy student.
Now I’m speaking at NAS Summit.

Read that again.

I didn’t come from money.
I didn’t come from comfort.
I came from survival.

I joined Nas Academy years ago because I wanted one thing.
To grow.
To change my life.
To finally believe my story mattered.

Back then, I wasn’t a “coach”.
I wasn’t a “speaker”.
I wasn’t someone people invited on stages.

I was the guy trying to figure life out…
And praying for one chance to prove myself.

What I did have was work ethic.
I decided to be the hardest working person in every room I entered.
If a door didn’t open, I built my own.
If I wasn’t good enough, I learned.
If I failed, I tried again.
If I didn’t know something, I studied.

Every day, I pushed myself.
Every week, I got a little better.
Every month, I saw a tiny shift.

Most people won’t see these chapters.
The nights.
The doubts.
The sacrifices.
The work no one claps for.

But that’s where your life changes.

And now something full-circle is happening.

I’m speaking at NAS Summit.
In Singapore.
On a stage I once dreamed about.
Inside the very ecosystem where I started as a student.

Student to speaker.
Quiet learner to trusted coach.
Confused creator to someone teaching AI to the world.

If your journey feels slow right now, keep going.
Take every chance.
Work on yourself every day.
Be the person in the room who outworks everyone.
Your future self will thank you.

Because one day, you’ll look back and realize
the place where you once sat as a student
became the place where you stood as a leader.

See you at NAS Summit, Singapore.
This is just the beginning.

I never knew fear could open big doors.
But I felt it loud while standing with Robert Kiyosaki.

I flew from Finland to Singapore.
I stood on a stage with Robert Kiyosaki, JT Foxx, Sandy Jadeja, and Marco.

And in that moment, I felt very small inside.

My hands were cold. My mind felt loud and fast.
But I still chose to stand there with them.

Because, I knew I had to stand there anyway.

And most founders on Linkedin feel this same fear.

They want a big brand, 
but hide from the light.

They want trust, 
but avoid being seen in public.

They want growth, 
but freeze when the room gets big.

Standing next to Kiyosaki taught me something deep:

He has age, fame, wealth, and world respect.
Yet he still posts. 

He still speaks. He still shows up.

He builds impact and legacy by being seen, not hiding.
If he can show up, so can we.

So here is my note to scared founders today:
You must cross that cringe hill to grow your brand.

More eyes on you will build more trust in you.
There is no big business without strong visibility.

I chose to show up even when it hurt.
And that one step shifted my whole path.

If you want your brand to grow, start here:

Show up scared. Show up small.
Just show up.

Your future self will thank you.

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I’m not a big celebrity.
I don’t have millions of followers.

I don’t have a hundred years of experience.
All I have is a big heart and the willingness to teach, help and go beyond.
 
Because skills can be learned, but taking care of the people? 
That’s genuine.

And teaching has always been my passion.
I give 100% in everything I do, whether it’s dancing, AI, or content creation.

When you care deeply, it doesn't matter if you're not famous.
People can see through the hype.
 
They buy from those who truly care about them, not the clout.
I've had people buy courses from famous names, only to feel ignored.

I don’t chase clout. I chase impact.
I care about every single person I work with.

I care because I was once that person who paid for empty promises.
And I made a promise: when I’m in that position, I’ll give more.

I go beyond what's asked. 
That’s how you change the pattern.

Clout chasers sell promises but don’t deliver. 
I choose to deliver.

I care about my students, and that’s the impact I aim for.
 
It’s this care that changes 
the way I work and the lives I touch.

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I was invited by Success Resources to speak in front of 800 people.
And my goal was to make 100 sales on stage.

But selling to a large audience is tough, 
especially for the first time.

It takes years of practice, trial, and failure to master it.

On stage, I felt prepared but still panicked 
when something unexpected happened.

One person said another speaker would come help, 
but didn’t explain why.

My mind started wandering, focusing on everything but the sale.

In the end, I made 97 sales, not the 100 I aimed for.

I was devastated, but I took full responsibility for the failure.

Fast forward: the cohort began. I gave my all.
My team gave 100%. And the people were moved.

They were truly happy and became the biggest advocates.
Some cried. Others were emotional, sharing how much value they received.

It wasn’t just the material they learned, it was the change they felt.

The transformation wasn’t just in the knowledge, but in their hearts.

Afterward, many stayed back, and some even became friends.

That’s when it hit me.

Numbers matter, but impact matters more.
I stopped chasing numbers. I focused on creating impact.

And over time, the numbers grew and compounded.

If you're chasing numbers too, remember this:
Focus on the impact, and the numbers will follow.

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I used to ask ChatGPT for everything.
But after a while, I noticed something.

The answers all sounded the same.
Generic. Safe. Forgettable.

That’s when I realized the problem:
ChatGPT doesn’t know who I trust.

It pulls advice from random places I’ve never heard of.
So I built my own AI expert instead.

First, I picked my mentors.
You can choose your own.

Then I gathered their best work.
PDFs, YouTube talks, blogs, and interviews.

And I uploaded them all into NotebookLM, 
Google’s free AI tool.

Now, when I ask a question,
I don’t get generic internet noise.
I get advice straight from the experts I believe in.

It even lets me save notes, turn them into audio,
and keep building my personal knowledge vault every week.

That’s how you use AI like a pro.

Not by asking random questions
But by training your own expert to answer better ones.

Stop guessing with strangers.
Start learning from the voices you trust.

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How to get better answers with AI

I stopped writing my own posts.
But my voice got stronger using AI, here is why:

Most people tell Claude, “Write me a post.”

Then they get something that sounds smart, 
But not like them.

If you want Claude or any LLM to write in your voice, 
You need to train it like a team member, not a tool.

Start with context.
Tell it who you are, who you serve, and what you’re building.
That’s your role and goal, the GPS needs to stay accurate.

Then set the tone.
Don’t say “professional.” Say “warm, sharp, and strategic.”

Be clear about how you want to sound, 
Not what you want to say.

Next, feed it your world.
Upload your best posts, brand docs, and ICPs
Everything that shows your logic and rhythm.

Claude learns from examples, not adjectives.

Give it rules.
Start with a bold hook. Short paragraphs. 
End with a question.

Rules stop drift. 
Without them, AI gets creative in all the wrong ways.

And finally, iterate.
Say, “Refine the hook from your last draft.”

Don’t restart every time. Train it through repetition.

You’re not teaching AI to write.
You’re teaching it to think like you.

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You have three seconds to get the attention
That’s how long someone decides if you’re worth their time.

Most founders fail that test.
I did too, until I found Perplexity’s Comet browser.

Here’s how it works.
You open your LinkedIn inside Comet,
Click “Assistant,” and it audits your profile in seconds.

It showed me the truth:
My photo wasn’t helping.
My headline was too vague.
And my About section read like a résumé, not a story.

So I rebuilt it.

- Headline that states a result, not a job title.
- Clear background photo, face fills 60% of the circle.
- Experience section with real numbers, not just job names.
- Featured section with only 2 tiles, clean, clickable, and clear.
- About section with one strong proof point and a call-to-action.

And the difference is:
More people stopped scrolling.
More people messaged.

And the right people actually booked calls.

Your LinkedIn isn’t failing because you lack skill.
It’s failing because it can’t pass the 3-second test.

Fix that, and everything changes.

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Stuck on LinkedIn Perplexity can help fix it

Your friend with a 9-to-5 just got paid.
He worked 40 hours. He made $2,000.

You worked 80 hours. You made $500.

Welcome to the founder life, the only job
where working harder can still pay less.

It’s the rollercoaster we all ride.

One week you’re celebrating new clients,
the next you’re chasing invoices and fixing tech issues at 2 a.m.

But that $500 isn’t failure.
It’s a seed. 

A small proof you’re building something real.

You’re not trading time for money anymore,
You’re turning ideas into assets.

Every post, every client call, every late night
is stacking invisible equity, in your brand, your reach, your system.

You trade short-term comfort for long-term control.
You build something no boss, algorithm, or market dip can take away.

Freedom.

So yeah, you made less this week.

But you’re buying back your future, one hard day at a time.
And that’s a payoff no 9-to-5 will ever match.

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We all think we can do it alone
But it only works..

When you have the right team and systems in place.

And most founders try to run their whole show alone.
But your offer is only the front door of your house.

Your systems, your people, and your support make the home.
When I ran my first cohort, things went very wrong.

I had slides ready, notes ready, and demos ready too.
But we failed big because our systems were not ready.

The onboarding was weak, and the setup was not clear.
The WhatsApp groups were messy.

People came in with big questions
we never thought about.

So when we went to NAC Singapore,
we changed everything.

We built systems that onboard people with ease and care.
We set emails that made them feel welcome and safe early.

We added WhatsApp groups for chats, notes, and news, too.
We shared an FAQ file with all the links they may need.

And then we trained our team until they knew each step.
We even did a test run, so nothing broke on the day.

We also received support from our Rotterdam group.
This is why our NAC cohort worked so well this time.

If you are a founder trying to do this alone, stop now.
Your offer is not enough to grow a strong and big brand.

You need systems and people and real support to scale.
Because of that mix, I grew from thirty students to one-fifty students so fast.

And soon I will grow to five hundred and then one thousand.
All because I built systems that let me grow with ease.

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You think you know how AI reads prompts.
But it's not magic, it's math.

When you type a request, the model doesn’t read like us.

It breaks your words into tiny chunks called tokens 
LinkedIn is one, founder-led business is three.

Then it predicts, one token at a time, 
What you probably want next.

Behind the scenes, there are hidden rules 
System instructions that decide tone, safety, and structure.

You can’t see them, but they shape every response.

The model remembers your recent chats 
Through something called a context window.

That’s why earlier messages 
Still influence the next one, until the window fills up.

And no, it doesn’t learn from you in real time.
Your feedback helps future versions, not this one.

So when your prompt feels off, 
It’s not because the AI ignored you 
It’s because your input wasn’t clear enough on how it actually thinks.

Write like you’re giving directions, not ideas.
Be specific. Use examples. Define your tone.

AI isn’t guessing your mind 
It’s following your math.

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Your content could train the next AI model.
But only if you do this first..

Start by giving clear answers, right at the top.

AI pulls from your intro first. 
If you hide your point, you disappear.

Write like this: Question to answer, and then details.

AI engines love clarity. 
They scan for questions, 
Then surface the cleanest response.

Keep your best posts fresh.
Update your top five every 90 days, add new data, insights, or stories.

Back up what you say.
Add links, research, and real examples inside your text.
AI trusts what’s cited, not what just sounds smart.

Give structure.
Use the FAQ or How-To schema on your site.
That’s the roadmap AI uses to read your content clearly.

Build topic clusters.
Pick one hub like AI for Founders and link 5-10 posts to it.
That’s how you become the go-to voice in your niche.

Show up in communities.

Reddit threads, Slack groups, 
Niche forums, one thoughtful answer there can 
Get quoted thousands of times by AI models.

Publish your own data.
Surveys, benchmarks, and studies make you the source 
And AI cites the source first.

If you are still wondering if SEO matters? It does.

AI crawls what Google does.
Strong rankings and backlinks still feed AI visibility.

And finally, track your own citations.
Search your brand in ChatGPT or Perplexity.
See what’s working, refresh it, repeat.

AI visibility isn’t luck. 
Its structure, clarity, and proof were repeated.

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You are using AI but getting generic output.
Because you are asking questions, not giving instructions.

Most founders talk to AI like it already knows them.
But it doesn’t. It only knows what you feed it.

When you give no context, it guesses.
When you give vague directions, it fills gaps with fluff.

When you dump twenty tasks at once, it freezes.

AI isn’t Google. 
It doesn’t want questions, it wants clarity.

You’re not searching, you’re instructing.
You’re the boss, not the student.

And yet, most founders still take the first draft and post it.

Then they blame the tool.
Truth is, AI mirrors your inputs.

If you sound unclear, it will too.
If you forget the tone or format, it will invent its own.

The fix is simple: teach it how you think.
Feed it your story, your style, your audience.

Show it what good sounds like.
Because AI doesn’t replace your creativity.
It scales it, but only when you give it direction.

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People are saying..
RIP Google Chrome.

Because they’ve already 
moved to ChatGPT’s new browser: Atlas.

At first, I thought it was just hype.
Then I downloaded it.

And everything about how I searched, wrote, and worked changed.

Atlas isn’t just another browser.
It’s built around ChatGPT.

That means AI answers come first, not search results.

It looks at your web history, your ChatGPT chats,
and every tab you open, to give answers that actually know your context.

You can even switch on Agent Mode.
That’s when ChatGPT starts working for you.

It clicks buttons, fills forms, and finishes tasks automatically.

Need to research?
Atlas pulls sources in seconds and summarizes them.

Need to write?
It edits inside your browser, like a built-in co-writer.

Need to manage projects?
It tracks tasks, sends reminders, and helps you finish faster.

I’ve used Chrome for years.
But after one week with Atlas, I get it.

It’s not just faster, it’s smarter.

Google gives answers.
Atlas gives action.

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People say, RIP Google Chrome

Your first buyers aren’t where you think
Because they’re waiting in the chats you avoid.

And you spend $5,000 on ads without even thinking.
You will hire a big SEO team and feel very smart.

But you will not send fifty cold DMs to real people.

And the reason is simple: 
Spending money feels safe.

It feels like work, 
but keeps you far from rejection.

It gives you space from fear, 
from eyes, from silence.

But a DM is close. A DM can be seen or ignored.

A DM feels human. And that is what scares most founders.

Here is the real secret many still avoid each day:

The best marketing tool in the world is still free.
It is you and your skill to talk to real humans.

Your first hundred buyers will not come from an ad.

They will come from you sending one message at a time.
They will come from you helping one person at a time.

They will come from real talk, 
not your ad dashboard.

So, stop hiding behind your big budget and paid clicks.
The growth you want sits behind the talks you avoid.

Go have those talks. They will change your whole path.

The fear of rejection costs more than any ad spend.

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Everyone wants founder freedom.
But few survive what it actually takes to earn it.

They see the coffee shop in Bali.
The beach, the smile and the freedom.

But they don’t see you awake at 4 a.m. on calls.

They don’t see the laptop glowing beside your dinner plate.
They don’t see you checking Stripe on Christmas morning.

You’re there in body, 
but your mind never leaves the business.

You can’t remember your last full day without work thoughts.

Because when you’re the owner, there’s no out of office.
No one covers you. No paid time off.

Every quiet day feels like something could be breaking.

You traded safety for freedom but freedom comes later.
You gave up weekends now to own your weekdays someday.

So next time someone says:
You’re lucky, you can work anywhere, just smile.

They see the view.
You know the cost.

And you’d still choose it every single time.

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Your dream grows in the dark first
So it’s normal if today feels slow, heavy, or unclear.

Because, you have no proof your dream will work.

You have no clue if your next step is right.

You have no big sign that says, 
“This will all pay off.”

All you have is your belief.
And some days, that belief is the heaviest thing you carry.

It feels heavier than rent or team payroll.
It feels heavier than the doubt from friends and family.

It feels heavy because it is a promise to yourself.

A promise that you are not crazy for trying.
A promise that your long nights will matter one day.

A promise that this slow path still leads somewhere good.

The dark side of building is not long hours or low money.

It is the moment you ask, 
“What if I am wrong?”

You look at the mirror and feel the fear hit your chest.

But you still wake up and carry that belief again.
You carry it even when the load feels too hard.
You carry it because it is not just your weight.

It is your fuel.
It is your guide.
It is the one thing that will take you across the line.

Your belief is both your burden and your power.
And every founder who won big once carried this same weight.

If you feel tired today, breathe.

You are not weak.
You are just holding something heavy.

And that heavy thing is what will change your life.

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There is a new virus hurting many online businesses today.
And this is not what you are thinking..

It’s called AI Slop, and it’s everywhere you look.

Low-effort videos get millions of views for no real reason.

A silly clip of a cat or a dish joke goes viral fast.
Yet creators with ten million fans can’t hit one hundred thousand views.

This is the trap most people fall into right now.
You spend money on shoots, and you write with real care.

You build strong ideas, and you push out true value.
But you are fighting with content built only to steal time.

It is a race to the bottom, and you can’t win it.
The mid-level space for good content is now almost gone.

People fear spending money because the return feels too low.

But the answer is not to make more slop like them.
The answer is to be human in a way AI can’t copy.

To make content that feels raw, true, warm, and real.
To say things AI can’t say because it has no soul.

This is how you build a bond with your real audience.
This is how you rise above noise and cheap tricks online.

Don’t be the best-kept secret.
Stand out by being real when the world feels fake.

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Everyone's using AI, but nobody sounds real.
Because they're chasing prompts, not voice calibration.

Most people think AI is about better prompts.
It’s not.

It’s about teaching it to think and sound like you.

When you do that right, 
Your content stops feeling robotic.

Every post starts to sound 
Clear, confident, and true to your voice.

That’s when AI stops being a writing tool
And becomes a growth partner.

You give it your tone, your story, your logic 
And it gives you back time, consistency, and visibility.

The result is:
You still sound like you, just on your best day, every day.

AI doesn’t replace your voice.
It scales it.

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McHugh's Financial Services

We support business owners when they are considering borrowing money for their business and can arrange finance for any commercial purpose.
 
These are some of the reasons that people approach us about finance

-	Buying a car or commercial equipment
-	Solving recurring cashflow challenges 
-	Unexpected business costs that need to be paid
-	Purchasing a commercial property
-	Debt consolidation
-	Acquiring a business to grow through acquisition
-	Buying your first business

Having extensive industry experience and working with bank, non-bank and private lenders, we have access and knowledge about a wide range of finance products. This helps us solve both simple and more complex borrowing requirements. 

Some of the finance products we use to help people achieve their goals

- Equipment Finance
- Business Loans
- Lines of Credit
- Invoice Finance
- Trade Finance
- Commercial Loans
- Acquisition Finance

Director

BNI (Business Network International)

Member

London Group Pty Ltd

Partner - Commercial Finance

G & H Financial

Finance Broker

Platform Finance

Ausloans Finance Group

Prospa.

Provide education to mortgage and equipment finance brokers about small business lending and how finance can support business cashflow.

Support brokers that were trying to have conversations with their commercial clients about finance and assist with in-house marketing campaigns to drive revenue.

When brokers have a business owner that has a funding requirement, I would workshop scenarios with them, effectively pre-qualifying the opportunity and assisting with the application process.

Business Development Manager

I was a dedicated point of contact for existing clients that proceeded with a business loan. This involved providing information relevant to their finance agreement eg. account statements, copy of finance contracts. 

As their dedicated point of contact, I was passionate about continuing to engage and support these businesses when they had other growth opportunities they could take advantage of.

If a business owner had a new finance requirement, I would support them by understanding the opportunity, the business, then prepare and submit a credit application.

Senior Customer Success Manager

Supporting small & medium sized business owners when they finance their IT purchase for HP equipment & related services. 

We would do this by working with IT re-sellers and managed service providers.

During my time at HP, I was involved in the creation and roll out of a partner portal that gave IT re-sellers and managed service providers the ability to quote for finance, submit an application and generate loan documentation. Giving both the option to "tick and flick" or submit an application themselves.

I would support our partners by attending industry related events eg. trade shows, supporting and undertaking due diligence on applications submitted, engaging their clients when requested and/or required.

Financial Account Manager

BOQ Finance

Support small & medium sized businesses when they are purchasing IT equipment, in our capacity as Dell Financial Services.

My role was to support the Dell sales team (SMB) as a dedicated account manager. Together we supported clients when they needed to make an IT purchase to replace & upgrade their equipment, or grow their business.

I would do this by putting forward competitive finance terms alongside equipment quotations, and then support business owners that were considering finance by answering questions they have, and assist with the application process from start to finish.

Afterwards, I continue to support clients with the aim of continuing to support and grow their business.

CIT/BOQ Finance

Providing equipment finance for small and medium sized businesses.

I helped applicants by supporting them throughout the application process, including providing quotations, completing an application, collecting supporting information and preparing documentation for settlement.

Internal Account Manager

Help Business Owners Get Finance

I help business owners get finance.

Simple as that.

✅ Vehicles
✅ Equipment
✅ Working capital
✅ Refinancing tax debt

I’ve helped owners secure millions in funding — from tradies needing a ute to $10M+ companies restructuring debt.

Some scenarios are straightforward. Others are messy. I do both.

What matters is speed, clarity, and making finance work for the business.

❌ No corporate jargon.
❌ No unrealistic promises.
❌ No endless back-and-forth.

We cut through that. I sit down with you, show the options, and move fast to get approvals. 

I built McHugh’s because too many owners got poor advice and wasted their time.

My goal is simple: give you practical ways to use finance to grow your business.

👉 If you need finance — let’s talk.

Sean McHugh

I brought 48 visitors to BNI.

But the room never grew

Most people think bringing visitors is the hard part.

It’s not.

I had a system. 
I followed it every week. 
And it worked — really well.

But the problem wasn’t the room. 
The problem was the offer.

Go to weekly meetings or be marked absent. 
Be accountable for things you don't want to do. 
Stick to a formula that only works if everyone does it.

And no matter how many people I invited… 
no matter how good I became at it…

The offer was ultimately flawed.

Most people never realise this because they don’t invite visitors consistently enough to see the pattern.

I needed a better way to grow my network.

So I left.

Matt Lakajev asked me, “WTF happened?”

I told him straight: 
“BNI was a waste of f*cking time for me.
Your 7 Figure Creator program is my BNI now.”

I go every week because it’s full of driven business owners with high energy that take action.

So I showed up every week. 
And using what I learned there, 
I created a networking event called

"𝗘𝗻𝗱 𝗼𝗳 𝗠𝗼𝗻𝘁𝗵 𝗗𝗿𝗶𝗻𝗸𝘀"

I used the same system I built for BNI
But I got very different results.

In just one night… I had 60+ visitors.
 
And that's when it clicked:
Why work on someone else's thing?
When you can build your own thing better.

PS - I'm sharing my system for inviting with anyone that registers for this month's event. 

Join us for a drink at the end of the month!

In 2024, I graduated from BNI.  
In 2025, I mastered running events.  
In 2026, I'm building a community.
 
BNI taught me a lot:
 
– How to show up  
– How to invite people  
– How to speak with confidence  
– How to build relationships over time
 
But it also taught me something else:  
You need to be in the right room.
 
This year, I built the kind of room I wanted to be in.
 
A room where people meet for a drink with:
 
– no name tags  
– no pressure  
– no pitches
 
Just legends coming together to make friends.
 
And the response we’ve had has shown me one thing:
 
People don’t want a club.  
They want a community.
 
So in 2026, we’re taking this to another level:
 
1. Help people host their own events
2. Give structure and peer advisory
3. Bring events to Western Sydney
 
I’m grateful for everyone who’s been part of the journey so far… including the people who were there at the beginning.
 
LFG!!!

On Friday 50+ people came together
   
To network and have drinks at the end of month.
  
We did all the things you’re not supposed to 
  
- No structure
- No name tags
- No place cards
- No dress code
  
Soooo naughty 😉
    
It must seem crazy to some that you can just go to the pub for a drink and meet people you can do business with.
  
But we make it easy by

- understanding who people want to meet
- warmly introducing them 
- putting out an insane amount of food
- keeping the drinks flowing
  
So conversations happen naturally.    
  
We only interrupted people once to say a few words 
and hand out lucky door prizes
  
On Friday, we gave away
  
1 x $150 gift card to Alegra Bar & Grill  
1 x $100M Offers by Alex Hormozi
2 x $100M Money Models by Alex Hormozi
   
Then we got the f*ck out of the way, 
so people could get back to networking.

Because our philosophy about events - 
It's not about us, 
it's about the people that come.
    
I had such a great time.
It was such a great group.
I really wanted to help them out.
  
I decided I’d ask their permission,  
to send people’s details to each other
So they get even more value.

I want to thank Polina for being an epic host.
I want to thank everyone that came along.
I want to thank my friends on linkedin.

For all of your support
  
It was such an epic night, 
I’m so pumped for the next one    
I told the venue we're good for round 2
And need more space so we can fit 100 people.

Would you like to join us in January?
  
Here are the details
https://lnkd.in/g8R7Wt5s

I used to get this messages like this from CUB…
 
Until I told them to f*ck off.
 
Here it is in full:
 
⸻
 
𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗧𝗘𝗠𝗣𝗟𝗔𝗧𝗘
 
(𝘕𝘰 𝘦𝘥𝘪𝘵𝘴. 𝘕𝘰 𝘦𝘮𝘣𝘦𝘭𝘭𝘪𝘴𝘩𝘮𝘦𝘯𝘵. 𝘑𝘶𝘴𝘵 𝘱𝘶𝘳𝘦 𝘞𝘰𝘳𝘥 𝘚𝘢𝘭𝘢𝘥.)
 
“Hi Sean, I came across your profile and wanted to reach out personally. Curious to see if you’re interested in hearing more on how we do things at CUB?
 
We bring together top business leaders (all running $1M–$50M+ companies) to build real relationships, share knowledge, and explore opportunities at our members only events.
 
Given your experience, I think you’d get a lot of value from the community and you’d provide great value also.
 
I’d love to invite you into our clubhouse for a coffee and to introduce you to what we do. Would you be open to a quick chat next week beforehand to see if it’s a fit?
 
Looking forward to hearing from you soon.  
Name”
 
⸻
 
I audited this using Matt’s Sell-By-Chat DM Guide.
 
Here’s what it said:
 
𝟭. 𝗗𝗼𝗻’𝘁 𝗼𝗽𝗲𝗻 𝘄𝗶𝘁𝗵 𝗮 𝗽𝗶𝘁𝗰𝗵.  
This opens with a pitch wrapped in a sentence pretending not to be a pitch.
 
𝟮. 𝗗𝗼𝗻’𝘁 𝘀𝗮𝘆 𝗶𝘁’𝘀 𝗽𝗲𝗿𝘀𝗼𝗻𝗮𝗹 𝗶𝗳 𝗶𝘁’𝘀 𝗰𝗹𝗲𝗮𝗿𝗹𝘆 𝗻𝗼𝘁 𝗽𝗲𝗿𝘀𝗼𝗻𝗮𝗹.  
This message has been sent more times than Uber receipts.
 
𝟯. 𝗗𝗼𝗻’𝘁 𝘂𝘀𝗲 𝗻𝘂𝗺𝗯𝗲𝗿𝘀 𝗮𝘀 𝗮 𝘀𝘁𝗮𝘁𝘂𝘀 𝗳𝗹𝗲𝘅. 
Every number big enough to impress… vague enough to mean nothing.
 
𝟰. 𝗗𝗼𝗻’𝘁 𝗰𝗹𝗮𝗶𝗺 ‘𝘃𝗮𝗹𝘂𝗲’ 𝘄𝗶𝘁𝗵𝗼𝘂𝘁 𝗲𝘅𝗽𝗹𝗮𝗶𝗻𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘃𝗮𝗹𝘂𝗲.  
“You’d get a lot of value and give a lot of value.”  
These are empty words.
 
𝟱. 𝗗𝗼𝗻’𝘁 𝘀𝗮𝘆 ‘𝘀𝗲𝗲 𝗶𝗳 𝗶𝘁’𝘀 𝗮 𝗳𝗶𝘁.’
That’s Tinder language for “We’re about to pitch you.”
 
𝟲. 𝗗𝗼𝗻’𝘁 𝘂𝘀𝗲 𝟰𝟬𝟬 𝘄𝗼𝗿𝗱𝘀 𝘁𝗼 𝘀𝗮𝘆 ‘𝗰𝗼𝗳𝗳𝗲𝗲?’
Just tell me you want to sell memberships. 
 
𝟳. 𝗜𝗳 𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗗𝗠 𝗿𝗲𝗮𝗱𝘀 𝗹𝗶𝗸𝗲 𝗮 𝗯𝗿𝗼𝗰𝗵𝘂𝗿𝗲 → 𝘀𝘁𝗼𝗽.  
This DM was written by someone holding a brochure while typing.
 
⸻
 
None of this is written badly.  
It’s written 𝗯𝗹𝗮𝗻𝗱.
 
And I mean Gordon Ramsay 𝗕𝗟𝗔𝗡𝗗.
 
So f*cking bland it should come with a warning label.
 
It’s not human.  
It’s not specific.  
It’s not real.
 
It’s the same script blasted to thousands of people,
like a corporate spam cannon firing beige grenades.
 
And the funniest part?
 
When I actually went to one of these “clubhouses”, 
it felt exactly like this DM:
 
Generic. 
Corporate.
Pretentious.
 
I was shocked.
 
Half the room wasn’t doing the numbers in the pitch. 
The truth is that bigger businesses need their own space.
 
Talk about “flash” but no “bang.”
 
This is what happens when networking tries to be a private members club but ends up being a WeWork with wine.
 
If you’re sick of networking that's bland, come to something more fun instead.
 
We’ve got drinks for business owners this Friday.
  
Would you like to join us?

I hate going to “premium” networking events that cost $100+ because I always end up leaving hungry.
 
Most “premium” events give you:
 
1. A plate of food
2. A place to meet people
 
That’s it.
 
And while I’m ordering Maccas on the way home, I’m still wondering where the other $90 went.  

I got sick of that BS.
 
So when I started hosting events, I put an end the food scarcity.
 
Here’s what we’ll have this Friday:
 
1. Pork, lamb & chicken skewers
2. Truffle arancini
3. Popcorn chicken
4. Falafel sliders
5. Cheeseburger sliders
6. Southern fried chicken sliders
 
And because value matters, we added:
 
1. Drink specials
2. A live band after
3. Lucky door prizes ($250+ value)
4. Free hats for the first 50 who register
  
Some events offer premium pricing.  
We offer 𝘱𝘳𝘦𝘮𝘪𝘶𝘮 𝘦𝘷𝘦𝘯𝘵𝘴.
 
Tickets cost
 
$50 for solo
$60 for two

If you’re sick of leaving networking nights hungry, confused, and eating Maccas…  

Join us for a feed and a drink at the end of month

https://lnkd.in/gF5bsxzM

My career in finance began when I was 19

At the end of month, we'd go for drinks

I didn't know anyone before I started working there, 
it was a big company with 100+ staff
and I was just a kid from Guildford.

When everyone was in the office, 
they were dressed in suits, 
moving with purpose 

Just talking to someone seemed scary.

But what I found was
after work and a few drinks,
people became more approachable.

This is how I first started networking. 

It was a great way to build relationships.
within a few months, I made lots of friends.

By 26, I'd worked for 3 Fortune 500 companies
and was assigned to my first global project.

This wasn't by accident.

It's the power of networking and building strong relationships. 

Now almost 20 years later...
 
I help business owners build relationships the same way.

We have 50+ people coming to drinks today.

I'm super f*cking pumped about the weather
I can't wait to crack a few cold ones
and meet with a bunch of legends

LFG!!!!!

Over 3,000 people wasted their day yesterday…

Sitting in an audience, facing a stage.
 
It breaks my heart as an entrepreneur 
knowing thousands of hours of productivity 
just got flushed down the f*cking toilet.
 
What a waste.
 
That’s not growth. 
That’s not networking. 
That’s not business development.
 
It’s the ultimate productivity rain dance
to stop you from doing what you need to do
to grow your business.
 
Making offers.
Following up.
Selling stuff.
 
But most people avoid that 
because selling is uncomfortable 
and you can only do it by yourself.

Sitting amongst friends feels safe.
but crowds create comfort. 
conversations create growth.

If you want your business to change —

You don’t need to be talked at 
you need to talk to people, 
about what you do and how you can help.

Every single second of the working day.

In January 2024, I asked Ivan Misner
 
What’s the record for visitor inviting?

I wanted to beat it — and double it.
 
He replied almost instantly.
and he told me something I’ll never forget:
 
“𝗤𝗨𝗔𝗟𝗜𝗧𝗬 𝗶𝘀 𝗳𝗮𝗿 𝗺𝗼𝗿𝗲 𝗶𝗺𝗽𝗼𝗿𝘁𝗮𝗻𝘁 𝘁𝗵𝗮𝗻 𝗾𝘂𝗮𝗻𝘁𝗶𝘁𝘆.”  

When he opened chapters, 
he said he cared less about how many people came, 
but how many would sign up as referral partners.
 
It was food for thought.
 
I respected it.  
I thanked him.  
And at the time, I believed it.
 
But that year, something became very clear:  
You don’t get quality without quantity.
 
In business, you need to get in front of as many people as possible to:
 
Grow as a person.  
Grow your network.  
Grow your business.
 
So when I launched my own events,  
I used the same inviting system I built at BNI…
 
But changed the type of event to invite them to 
and everything changed.
 
The room was bigger.  
The energy was higher.  
People relaxed faster.  
The conversations were better.
 
And the “quality”? 

It went up. 

Because quantity creates:

- Energy 
- Social proof  
- Opportunity 

People have a greater chance of meeting someone they can work with.
 
In one night…  
60+ people showed up.  
More than an entire year of BNI visitors.
 
Not because I chased numbers.  

But because:
 
More people = more conversations.  
More conversations = more opportunities.  
More opportunities = more genuine connection.
 
Quality doesn’t replace quantity.  
Quality comes from quantity.

C.U.B. = Cashed Up Bogan.
 
You know the vibe.
 
Lots of flexing.  
Lots of posing.  
Lots of BS.
 
That “look at me” energy.
 
Some people call it networking.
I call it a fashion parade with name tags.
 
Real networking isn’t about  

Fancy watches
Fancy outfits
Fancy things

Or carefully curated photos to make the room look bigger.

I can't stand that sh*t.

Real networking is just…
people talking to people.
 
A good drink.  
A good vibe.
 
No ego.  
No pressure.  
No peacocking.
 
Because you can either impress people…  
or you can connect with them.
 
You can’t do both at the same time.

Wonder why people hate networking clubs?  

See Exhibit A.
 
“Hi (Name)

Calvin from ___ here, we have previously been in touch.

By way of an update, we will be raising prices from 9K to 11K as of Jan 1.

Please let me know if you are interested in reconnecting prior to the end of the year to see how the network may benefit your business.

Thank you  

Calvin”

--- 
 
Let’s break it down:
 
𝟭. “𝗪𝗲 𝗵𝗮𝘃𝗲 𝗽𝗿𝗲𝘃𝗶𝗼𝘂𝘀𝗹𝘆 𝗯𝗲𝗲𝗻 𝗶𝗻 𝘁𝗼𝘂𝗰𝗵.”  
I didn’t have anything personal to say about you,  
so I hope this line covers it.
 
𝟮. “𝗪𝗲’𝗿𝗲 𝗿𝗮𝗶𝘀𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗽𝗿𝗶𝗰𝗲𝘀 𝗳𝗿𝗼𝗺 𝟵𝗞 𝘁𝗼 𝟭𝟭𝗞.”  
No reason. No value.
Just a hard deadline to create fake urgency.
 
𝟯. “𝗦𝗲𝗲 𝗵𝗼𝘄 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗻𝗲𝘁𝘄𝗼𝗿𝗸 𝗺𝗮𝘆 𝗯𝗲𝗻𝗲𝗳𝗶𝘁 𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗯𝘂𝘀𝗶𝗻𝗲𝘀𝘀.”
If you can’t articulate the value in the message…  
there's probably no value at all.
 
Because you can’t “benefit someone’s business”  
by spamming the sh*t out of people with generic msg's.

It’s an oxymoron.
 
It treats people like leads, not humans.  
It sells urgency instead of outcomes.  
And honestly?  

People are sick of it.

---

Networking is about connection,
and bringing people together.
 
Not gatekeepers,  
Not ridiculous pricing,  
Not peacocking.

That’s why we started hosting our own events, 
so people don't get hustled out of $9K
just to meet other business owners.

To come to one of our events, is just $50 or less.
 
We help people come together to have a drink, enjoy a feed and get to know one another.
 
We’re meeting for drinks tomorrow and I promise I won’t try to sell you a $9K membership to join a clubhouse 😂
 
If you want the details, just let me know

When I was alone,

Matt was there

I couldn’t move
No one believed in me
When everyone left he was there

Being apart of his program didn’t just change the way I did business, it changed my life.

It gave me 

- clarity
- focus
- direction

When I had none.

I found a kindred spirit in sales, business and hustle. That was determined to help people as much as me.

If you’re lost
Need help with sales
And want to do it on LinkedIn.

You should go to his workshop tomorrow.

Because it’ll change your life,
just like it changed mine.

Love you bro xx

LFG!!!

🎄 CALLS BEFORE CHRISTMAS WORKSHOP 🎄

Tomorrow I'm hosting a FREE

LinkedIn AI Workshop. You should come.

I'll be coaching for 10 hrs straight like a crazy person.

♻️ REPOST TO HELP A BROTHER OUT! ♻️

The details are HERE - https://lnkd.in/g5kJTuHF

The Zoom Links are below

Session 1 Zoom Link - https://lnkd.in/g4d7YP3F

Nov 28, 2025 08:00 AM Melbourne, Sydney
Nov 27, 2025 01:00 PM Los Angeles (PST)
Nov 27, 2025 04:00 PM New York (EST)
Nov 27, 2025 09:00 PM London (GMT)
Nov 27, 2025 10:00 PM Berlin (CET)
Nov 28, 2025 1:00 AM Dubai (GST)
Nov 28, 2025 05:00 AM Singapore
Nov 28, 2025 05:00 AM Hong Kong
Nov 28, 2025 06:00 AM Tokyo
Nov 28, 2025 10:00 AM Auckland

Session 2 Zoom Link - https://lnkd.in/gfDWeiiD

Nov 28, 2025 05:30 PM Melbourne, Sydney
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