Neel Nafis

So, I've got this cool car that's worth more than $35,000, and guess what? I bought it at the age of 21.

I'm not trying to show off, but if an average student like me could do it, why can't you?

The easiest way to break free from the matrix is by starting a business using the skills you already have. You don't have to make things complicated or try to invent something new.

Just copy what's worked for others and add your own spice to it ! Then, boom! You've got yourself a business.

Alhamdulillah at my company, Mz Media I've got a team of 20 people generating 5 figures in revenue every month.

And I owe it all to learning how to edit videos way back in 8th grade. I spent six years getting better at it, which helped me build an amazing business that I am genuinely passionate about.

P.S.: I'm thinking of getting back on LinkedIn more often. Maybe I'll start posting here every day. Let's see how can I give value to you guys.

How do you stay productive during Ramadan?

I can’t function when I don’t have food into my system. I usually work after Iftar till seheri during ramadan.

How do you guys work? Let me know 😁

Working in this hot weather is so hectic🌡️💧


As we face increasingly frequent heat waves, staying productive and comfortable in excessive temperatures can be challenging.


Here's how I manage to work efficiently in 34°C conditions⤵️


Hydrate, hydrate, hydrate! 💧 I personally drink at least 3 litres of water a day to stay hydrated and maintain my energy levels.


Dress in light, breathable clothing to keep cool.


Take regular breaks in a cooler environment, if possible.


Adjust your work schedule to avoid the hottest hours of the day.


While we adapt to these extreme temperatures, let's not forget the importance of addressing the root cause - global warming.

Let's all contribute to a greener future by reducing our carbon footprint and supporting eco-friendly initiatives. 🌍🌿 Stay cool and stay conscious! 🌡️

How are you passing the days?

Let me know👇

Hell of a ride but we are in the big leagues now. Huge shoutout to the ones who supported me throughout my career. Thanks Upwork for making me who I am today. Peace and love baby❤️🙌🏼

There's a gap in most SaaS content strategies that nobody talks about.

It's the gap between "I've heard of this product" and "I trust this product enough to book a demo."

Most brands fill the top with ads and short clips. Then they fill the bottom with case studies and demo videos. And in between? Nothing (haha).

This is why your pipeline feels weird. Tons of impressions, decent demo bookings, but the people in the middle just... ghost.

They heard of you. They didn't trust you yet. So they left.

The content that closes this gap is honestly not that fancy:

- founder breakdowns of HOW the product actually works
- behind the scenes of a real customer using it
- one person on your team explaining why a feature exists
- short clips where you're just talking, not pitching

Boring on paper. But this is the stuff buyers binge at 11pm before they fill out your demo form.

Most SaaS brands skip this entirely because it doesn't feel like "marketing." It feels like just talking. And no one wants to spend budget on just talking :)

But the ones who do this consistently? Their demo calls start very different. The buyer shows up already half sold. You can feel it on the call.

That's not a coincidence. That's the middle of the funnel doing its job quietly while everyone else fights for attention at the top.

P.S. when's the last time someone on a demo call said "I've been watching your stuff for a while"? if never, you have a middle of funnel problem.

-Neel