Christ-like✝️ | Helping early-stage Web3 founders land high-value partnerships in 60 days — regardless of follower count | Fractional Partnerships Lead
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Jun 15
He rejected my offer.
"Possibly, for now we're okay. Maybe in the near future."
Classic soft no.
I didn't push.
Just said: "Reach out whenever you're ready, it's what I do."
Then I sent screenshots of real partnerships I'd built with other gaming projects.
5 minutes later?
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Jun 15
He rejected my offer.
"Possibly, for now we're okay. Maybe in the near future."
Classic soft no.
I didn't push.
Just said: "Reach out whenever you're ready, it's what I do."
Then I sent screenshots of real partnerships I'd built with other gaming projects.
5 minutes later?
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Jun 15
He's asking about kickback structures for partnerships I bring.
From "we're okay for now" to "let's talk revenue split."
What changed?
Nothing about my offer.
He just SAW what I actually do.
The lesson:
Don't argue with a soft no.
Show proof. Let the work speak.
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Jun 10
Getting a reply isn't the hard part.
It's what you say AFTER that closes the deal.
Most founders celebrate the reply and fumble the follow-up.
They either:
• Pitch immediately (too pushy)
• Go vague (too soft)
• Send a deck nobody asked for
Below is what I did after a
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Jun 10
Client replied "sure you can elaborate"
I didn't pitch.
I asked about her goals,
What they had in place.
THEN I tailored everything around that
The deal didnt land at the time but we made a tangible connection
The reply opens the door.
Empathy and clarity walks you through
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Jun 8
This week, stop building in silence.
Your product is ready enough.
Your value is clear enough.
Your story is strong enough.
The only thing missing?
The right partnerships to put you in front of the right people.
Early stage doesn't mean unready,
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Jun 8
This week, stop building in silence.
Your product is ready enough.
Your value is clear enough.
Your story is strong enough.
The only thing missing?
The right partnerships to put you in front of the right people.
Early stage doesn't mean unready,
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Jun 8
It means you need distribution MORE than anyone else.
So this week:
Stop waiting to be "bigger",
Start borrowing distribution you haven't built yet.
The founders winning in Web3 right now aren't the most funded.
They're the most connected.
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Jun 5
TGIF and I actually mean it this week😭
Got a basketball tourney tomorrow,
Finally something to look forward to.
But real talk:
Balancing a new 9-5 and Web3 is no joke.
Still figuring out the rhythm.
Still showing up here.
But man… the weekend could not have come faster😂
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Jun 5
How do you guys balance Web3 and a 9-5?
Drop it below, I need all the tips I can get😅
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Jun 4
The fastest way to lose a prospect?
Sound like every other agency they've heard before.
"We offer end-to-end solutions.."
"We have a proven framework.."
"We've helped 50 clients.."
They've heard it all.
And they're already scrolling past you
Here's what actually stops them:
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Jun 4
The fastest way to lose a prospect?
Sound like every other agency they've heard before.
"We offer end-to-end solutions.."
"We have a proven framework.."
"We've helped 50 clients.."
They've heard it all.
And they're already scrolling past you
Here's what actually stops them:
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Jun 4
Leading with THEIR problem before your solution.
Instead of: "Here's what we do"
Say: "Here's what we noticed about YOUR project and why it matters"
Don't sound pushy, just start a conversation
It's about how well you understand THEM before you say a word about yourself.
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Jun 2
I just flopped a potential $5k deal...
Started on a high note.
But my mistake was clear — I didn't paint the picture for them.
Didn't show the GAP between where they are right now and where they'll be once they plug in with us.
Lesson👇🏽
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Jun 2
I just flopped a potential $5k deal...
Started on a high note.
But my mistake was clear — I didn't paint the picture for them.
Didn't show the GAP between where they are right now and where they'll be once they plug in with us.
Lesson👇🏽
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Jun 2
Make sure your clients SEE that difference between choosing you and not CLEARLY!
Once they see it, closing becomes easy.
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May 29
My IRL job is taking everything this morning.
Got a target to meet.
Deadlines on deadlines.
But still have to show up here.
Building a brand isn't just for when it's convenient.
It's showing up when it's NOT.
Busy. Stretched. But present.
How's your Friday going?
TGIF🎉
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May 25
Being early doesn't matter if nobody knows you exist.
You can have:
• A solid product
• Clean UI
• Strong narrative
And still be stuck.
Why?
Because most early founders confuse patience with silence.
They say,
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May 25
Being early doesn't matter if nobody knows you exist.
You can have:
• A solid product
• Clean UI
• Strong narrative
And still be stuck.
Why?
Because most early founders confuse patience with silence.
They say,
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May 25
"We're early."
But what they really mean is, "We have no distribution."
Here's the truth:
Great products don't get discovered.
They get introduced.
That's what partnerships do.
Early isn't an advantage.
Early with partners is.
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