In this blog, you’ll see how one founder built a career by emailing 100 strangers in 100 days, why I still believe inboxes quietly beat social feeds, and how we used the exact same cold email system we run for clients to generate $3M+ for Email Outreach Company.

If you’ve been sitting on the email that feels a little too big or a little too risky… this one’s for you. 💌


📨 Send the Email That Scares You (On Purpose)

I just read about founder Carly Valancy, who built her career by emailing 100 strangers in 100 days and learning how to make the kind of “scary ask” most of us avoid. Her approach flips the script: instead of trying to sound impressive, she writes simple, human emails that make a clear request and accept that “no” is part of the game, not a verdict on her worth.

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🎙️ Cold Email, AI, and Building Through Failure

I joined David Meltzer on Office Hours at the SiriusXM studios in Las Vegas to talk about something most people still sleep on: email. We got into why inboxes beat social vanity metrics, how tools can either ruin or elevate your outreach, and what entrepreneurship actually feels like when you are hanging onto a branch in a hurricane.

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📊 How We Turned Our Own Cold Emails Into $3M+ in Revenue

We did not just build a cold email system for clients, we ran it on ourselves first. Over four years, we used the same playbook we now deploy for brands like UFC and Allstate to book 1,000+ meetings and generate more than $3 million in revenue straight from email. This case study breaks down exactly how we did it.

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My Last $.02

The gap between where you are and the deals you want is rarely a better logo or a fancier funnel — it’s usually a handful of uncomfortable, specific emails you haven’t sent yet.

The founders and teams who win aren’t braver; they just ship more, learn faster, and build systems that make “scary” outreach normal.

Until next time, happy emailing!

Adam