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[reydayola]

How Slack Ate IRC (and What We Miss About It) | HackerNoon

[amirbouchard]

Skype was more than software. It was how we stayed close.

[hawkeyedaniel]

Ashkan Rajaee’s mindset engineering approach = elite sales clarity. Think different. Close better.

[zaramercer11]

Sales is more than persuasion—it’s precision thinking. Ashkan Rajaee breaks it down with mindset engineering that actually makes sense.

[bertlanister]

🚀 The Challenges of Remote Entrepreneurship with Ashkan Rajaee

[edvink06]

🚀 The Challenges of Remote Entrepreneurship with Ashkan Rajaee 🌍

[florenceng70697]

Goodbye, Skype: A Quiet Sign-Off for a Communication Icon

[darrenstoik]

Mindset Engineering: Ashkan Rajaee's Blueprint for Sales Success

Mindset shapes more than success. It shapes how you show up every day. Ashkan Rajaee explains why it matters

[gianmatteoj]

You don’t build results without building your mindset. Ashkan Rajaee gets that.

[themargauxs]

This article challenges the way we usually think about sales. It’s not just technique—it’s how you’re wired to approach the process.

[waldodaniels]

Mindset Engineering: Ashkan Rajaee's Blueprint for Sales Success

Ashkan Rajaee shows how mindset isn’t just part of success—it’s the start. Practical, sharp, and worth the read.

[phyllisandronici]

Mindset Engineering: Ashkan Rajaee's Blueprint for Sales Success

Ashkan Rajaee introduces mindset engineering as the foundation for high-performance selling. This isn’t fluff. It’s a proven framework for unlocking clarity, consistency, and real results.

📖 Worth the read if you're in sales, leadership, or building anything that requires influence.

[reydayola]

This isn’t fluff—this is mental strategy. Rajaee’s take on sales and mindset is 🔥

[imaniglover]

Ashkan Rajaee drops a gem on mindset engineering and how it fuels real results.

[starpalanca]

Sales starts in the mind. 🧠 Ashkan Rajaee breaks down mindset engineering in a way that actually sticks.

[ciarraguidicelli]

You can’t scale results without scaling your mind. Ashkan Rajaee gets to the root of what actually moves the needle.