Caleb (@heiscaleb2)

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my name is caleb and over the past years I've worked in:

-› ai video ads
-› ai consulting
-› public speaking
-› content creation
-› head of operations

and right now I'm building as an ai automation specialist

helping teams, businesses and creators build workflows and systems to help reduce cost, save time and scale

still learning and improving everyday and I'm open to build cool things with cool people.

Haleemah Verified account @Haleeeemahh Jun 9

today is world showcase your skills day

use this opportunity to show people what you’re good at

my name is haleemah and over the last 4 years i’ve worked in:

- community management
- event management
- personal/virtual assistance
- campaign/kol management
- content creation
- talent acquisition

still learning and improving every day 🤝

if you’re building cool stuff, let’s work together

and if you’re still figuring things out

this is your sign to start building skills today
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Caleb @heiscaleb2 Nov 5

everyone’s learning AI tools.

almost nobody is learning how to understand what a client actually wants.

and imo, the second skill pays more.

Caleb @heiscaleb2 Oct 30

if I had to pick one web2 type of business to help this month, it’d be real estate.

here’s why:

-› agents and landlords write the same paperwork every week: listing details, offer letters, proposals, invoices, notices

-› they’re busy, and most of it is typed on a phone in a rush

-› a clean, branded version makes them look more professional to their own clients

what I’d do:

-› collect 5 examples of what they send out

-› make a better version of one, for free

-› send it with one line: “I fixed this one for you. Want me to handle the next?”

I do this from my phone, with tools available to everyone

but the fastest sale is the one where the buyer can see the result before they pay.

Caleb @heiscaleb2 Oct 29

everyone in tech is racing to build AI agents.

meanwhile, the web2 business owner down your street just needs to get simple tasks done like a clean invoice, a proposal or a document.

i’ve been paid for work like this by people who had no idea how I did it.

so the alpha isn’t a new product or skill:

-› pick one type of business
-› learn what they want
-› sell them the clean version

tool + skill + understanding the client = getting paid.

so ask yourself

what’s the most boring problem a business around you has?

Caleb @heiscaleb2 Oct 28

a few of you asked how I “understood” this client.

well, it’s not magic, before I even go to any AI tool, I do 3 things:

-› ask what the document is for and who will read it
-› if it’s still vague, I offer a quick call to clarify
-› ask for an example, especially if it’s something new to me

if I follow these steps, there's a high tendency I get the required results in the first few drafts.

so you see, AI does the execution, but i do the thinking.

most people skip this part, then end up blaming the tool.

Caleb Verified account @heiscaleb2 Oct 27

a client sent me a messy, half-written proposal and asked me to “make it professional.”

in under 10 minutes I sent back a clean, branded document.

he was so impressed that he asked to hire me full-time.

but we couldn’t agree on terms, so he went ahead to hire someone cheaper.

two weeks later he came back and said: “It’s like you read my mind, the other guy makes me explain too much”

he gave me some more important jobs to do, which he paid for.

this is one of the many experiences I've had in my place of work irl.

that’s when it hit me:

nobody paid me for using AI to work faster, most business owners don’t care about that.

they paid because I understood them, and the result showed it.

In a world of AI, the tool is the cheap part.

but understanding your client is the expensive part.

I learned this during the 3 months I was away from here, after an IRL promotion took over my schedule.

I never stopped building, I just stopped posting.

now, I’m back, and I’m building around this.

let’s cook frens 🤝

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