The 5 most needed skills in business: • Sales: ta3allem kifach tbi3 bla ma tpressi 3la nass • Communication: ta3allem kifach tfhem l nas w techrah fekretk • Marketing: kifach tjib attention w toussel l people s7a7 • Problem-solving: rakkez 3la les problemes li y9edrou ykhellsou bach t7ellhom • AI tools: sta3mel AI bach tekhdem faster w torganizi khdemtek Ma khassekch tet3allem kolchi. Khtar skill wa7da, apply it every day, w ebda t3awen biha nass. Lesson of the day “ focus on the work and helping others (clients) and the results will come by em self “

I’ll be replying in full details to the first 5 questions down in the comments 👌🏻🫱🏻‍🫲🏼 (Make sure your questions are based on current struggles or problems you’re currently facing in your own business so you can get the full answer that satisfies you and mentor you throught your career)

Hey everyone 👋 I'm currently working on two things: 1️⃣ Physical product: I'm selling honey and testing whether I can acquire customers through organic short-form videos rather than relying entirely on paid ads. 2️⃣ Digital products: I'm building social media accounts around specific content niches, with the goal of eventually using the audience to sell digital products, particularly targeting the US market. My main focus right now is learning what actually works in practice: content → attention → audience → conversations → customers. I'm especially interested in advice from people who have already built an audience or generated customers organically. If you've done this yourself, what would you focus on first—and what mistakes would you avoid? I'm happy to share my experiments and results as I go.

What if your location isn’t your limit? I’m a high school dropout from Algeria, in a market where the average salary is around $150/month. Yet in the past 90–120 days, I generated the income shown in these screenshots and started charging $500–$2,000 per project. The biggest shift wasn’t moving countries. It was learning valuable skills, creating proof, and selling based on results instead of local expectations. Your background may explain where you started, but it doesn’t decide where you finish. What’s the real thing holding you back right now? Ask me anything in the comments. I’ll answer honestly and guide as much as I can.

Hey everyone, I’m looking for some advice on B2B outreach. I’m building [PhishNode.org], a cybersecurity platform for organizations to help their SOC/security teams triage and analyze phishing emails. The challenge I’m facing is that the people who would actually make the purchasing decision are usually CEOs, Heads of IT, CISOs, security managers, etc. They’re not necessarily very active on social media, so the usual approach of posting content and waiting for people to find you doesn’t seem ideal. For those who have sold B2B products to companies before: how do you actually reach these kinds of decision-makers? Cold email? LinkedIn? Direct outreach to companies? Industry events? Partnerships with MSPs/MSSPs? Would appreciate hearing what has actually worked for you.https://phishnode.org/