Everything for these 30 days lives here. The 30 people, the plan, the deck, the drafts. 30 days left.
These do not change. Not on Sunday, not during exams, not when you are travelling. About 45 minutes.
15 minutes. What you did, what broke, what you need.
People 2 or 3 years ahead of you. Not celebrities.
What you said you would do, whether you did it.
Plus 10 reels across the 30 days. One every 3 days, your face or your voice, 30 seconds is enough. Link goes in your pod. Creator pod can go daily.
Bookmark this one. The rest hang off it.
All 30 profiles in six pods. What each person is working on, what they are weirdly good at, what is stopping them. LinkedIn and Instagram for every one.
Open →All 30 days, day by day. What happens, what done means, which days have a call. Tick them off as you go.
Open →The 17 slides from day 1. Worth reopening on the day you want to quit, particularly the one about 5 people finishing.
Open →My actual messages, copy pasted, with what happened after each one. Three templates, the follow up rule, and the list of lines that get you ignored.
Open →5 drafts you can steal for your first LinkedIn post, plus 10 things worth writing about when you think you have nothing.
Download →Where you are right now is marked.
Plus two group calls a week, two 1:1s with me, and a few guests.
I am not going to chase anyone.
No reminders, no follow ups.
If 5 of you finish this properly and something changes, I have done my job. Be one of the 5. Or be all 30, that would be better.
Nothing here is homework. Kismat Engineering is the one that matches these 30 days most closely.
Luck is random. How often it can reach you is not. Surface area, asymmetric bets, and why distribution decides who gets found.
Read →60 things worth doing before you graduate, sorted by how scared you are rather than how skilled. Plus a 30 day starter plan.
Read →The argument this whole thing sits on. Your marksheet gets asked for once. Your proof gets asked for forever.
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