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ai infrastructure to print $$

[Tarav @GuptaTarav]

@aryanXmahajan CLONE

[Aryan Mahajan @aryanXmahajan]

3 years ago, this would’ve been a black mirror episode

This AI voice agent cloned me in 10 seconds.

I opened a link and started talking. It began in a female voice, listened for 10 seconds, stole my tone, then started answering as me.

Fish Audio just made S2.1 Pro free for developers.

→ No 30-minute studio recording
→ No expensive microphone
→ No hours waiting for a model to train
→ No re-recording every script
→ No separate voice clone for every language

Just 10 seconds of speech → a reusable AI version of your voice.

Here's what the AI does:
→ 10-Second Voice Clone (copies your voice from one short sample)
→ Tone + Rhythm Match (keeps your cadence, accent, and delivery)
→ Emotion Preservation (keeps irony, doubt, anger, and excitement)
→ 83-Language Speech (uses the same voice across supported languages)
→ Real-Time Streaming (talks back inside live conversations)
→ Developer API (puts your voice inside agents and apps)

Here's what you can build:
→ AI sales callers that sound like you
→ Customer support agents with one consistent voice
→ YouTube videos without recording every script
→ Podcasts and audiobooks in multiple languages
→ Game characters and AI companions
→ Real-time voice products using your own voice

Same model used by HeyGen, Retell, and Sanas in production.
Sub-second streaming.
Free for developers.

It generates brand-new speech in your voice.

Want the model + cloning link?

Like + comment "CLONE" + repost, and I'll DM you the link.
(must be following)

[Tarav @GuptaTarav]

quite sure I am shadowbanned on X

posted similar posts on this and a brand new account

brand new account got like 1k views per post, and generated many leads

this one got ZERO engangements.

real quick help me check if it by enganging with this post, like rt n all that stuff. If X still doesn't promote it, I have my answer.

just need to check, otherwise will dispose of this account to focus on the higher converting accounts, to many slop followers anyway.

[Tarav @GuptaTarav]

@anujcodes_21 drive

[Tarav @GuptaTarav]

Exact System to start a one person business with claude in 2026

The full 4 hour FREE COURSE from ideation to crafting the service & offer all the way to delivering clients

Everyone shows you the technical depth and fancy automation stack but not how to actually start a real lasting business with Claude Code in the AI Boom.

I made a free blueprint taken from the core concepts of this video compiled into a PDF you can implement tonight with zero context. Just comment "CLAUDE" and I will shoot it over.

Anyways stop being lazy and start taking action.

For context this Video is by Albert Olgaard

[Tarav @GuptaTarav]

I only let lefties sell for me now and my close rate has never been higher than ever. laugh. then read.

here's the thing about handedness that nobody connects to sales: the hand you write with is downstream of which brain hemisphere runs the show, and the hemisphere that runs the show decides how you handle a "let me think about it" objection.

right-handed people are left-brain dominant.
linear, sequential, logical, which sounds great until you realize a logical closer hits a logical objection and tries to out-logic it.

you cannot out-logic a feeling. and every objection over $10k is a feeling wearing a logic costume.

now the lefty:

right-brain dominant. holistic, spatial, reads the whole gestalt of a person at once instead of processing them line by line.

when a prospect says "i need to talk to my partner," a right-handed closer hears a scheduling problem and offers a follow-up call. a left-handed closer hears the actual thing, fear, dressed as diligence, and addresses the fear without ever naming it.

the lefty was never listening to the words. lefties have spent their entire lives in a world built for the other hand, so they developed a sixth sense for what people actually mean versus what the room is set up to allow.

that sense is worth a fortune on a sales call.

and it compounds:

a left-handed person has been mildly inconvenienced by every door handle, scissor, notebook spiral and desk since birth. you know what that builds?

frictional tolerance. an unconscious comfort with things being slightly hard and pushing through anyway.

a righty hits resistance on a call and reads it as a stop sign. a lefty hits resistance and reads it as tuesday. they don't flinch at "this is expensive" because their whole life has been a series of small ergonomic noes they learned to flow around.

resistance is their native language. that's why they don't drop price, they don't even register the push as a real obstacle.

here's the part you can actually use, even if you're a righty (i am):

you don't need to BE left-handed. you need to STEAL the operating system.

before your next call, do the thing a lefty does by default. stop processing the prospect word by word and take the whole picture at once.

what's his energy, not his sentence. what's the room, not the rebuttal. and when he resists, don't treat it as a stop sign. treat it as a door handle that opens the other way. push through the side you're not used to.

the close was always on the awkward side.

it costs you nothing. you're not hiring anyone. you're just running the right-brain pattern on your next call instead of trying to out-spreadsheet a man who's making a gut decision and lying to you about it.

i've watched lefties close rooms that ate my best right handed reps alive. same script. different hemisphere driving.

These are the things no other "guru" seling a course will teach you btw

[Tarav @GuptaTarav]

@TTrimoreau EA

[Tarav @GuptaTarav]

@TTrimoreau Claude for every reason
Debate with me in the commens if you don't agree

I bet I can convince you claude is better.

[Tarav @GuptaTarav]

i let the weather close deals for me

you're going to call me insane. then you're going to start doing it.

here's the thing nobody in sales will admit: humans don't make decisions soley on their beliefs, they make it by their environment.

as a result, their weather does. you are not closing a person. you are closing a barometric pressure reading walking around in a suit. and you've been firing your best offers into the wrong front.

let me break the four conditions, because once you see it you can't unsee it:

high pressure, clear skies.
this is the buyer who feels light, expansive, optimistic. his joints don't hurt, his coffee hit right, the sky is doing that blue thing. send the big offer here. the $50k package. the ambitious version. on a high-pressure day a man will say yes to things that scare him on a low-pressure day, because his own body is telling him the world is safe and stable. clear skies close premium. this is not a metaphor, go look at when your biggest deals actually signed.

low pressure, incoming storm.
falling barometric pressure makes people anxious, achy, contracted. their lizard brain is bracing. this is the worst possible moment to pitch expansion and the BEST moment to pitch protection. switch the frame. don't sell him growth, sell him the umbrella. "lock this in before things get unpredictable." the storm is doing your urgency for you. you just have to name what he's already feeling and close him.

steady overcast, no wind. the flat grey nothing day. the buyer is neither up nor down, he's neutral, which means he's BORED, which means he'll ghost you not out of objection but out of sheer lack of stimulation. do not send a normal email into overcast. it dies. overcast days need pattern interrupts, a video, a weird subject line, a stance. you're not fighting a "no" here, you're fighting the beige. wake him up or lose him to the fog.

heat. high heat shortens tempers and shortens decisions. people want OUT of discomfort fast on a hot day. this is your fastest-close condition but also your highest-refund condition, because a yes given to escape discomfort is a yes that regrets itself once the AC kicks in. close on heat, but over-deliver in the first 48 hours before the temperature drops and the buyer's remorse front rolls in.

by now you either think i am a fool or a genuis

now here's why you'd be a fool to ignore this:

it costs you nothing.
> you already have a weather app.
> you're already scheduling sends.

all you're doing is adding one variable
the sky over your buyer's actual city.

the guys closing whales are quietly, absolutely doing some even more twisted version of this.

they call it "timing" or "reading the room." the room has weather. they're just reading the weather

anyone can make a great offer with ai

not everyone can control the twisted variables affecting human psychology

for all of you smart enough, check the forecast over your best city and use the infrastructure i just gave you. I gurantee you will close more with our offer.

[Tarav @GuptaTarav]

@yegormethod this chigga finally locked in with high value posts again 🔥

[Tarav @GuptaTarav]

@TTrimoreau X

[Tarav @GuptaTarav]

@zuess05 cold dm 🐐

[Tarav @GuptaTarav]

@siddharthwv true you can’t lose if you don’t stop posting

[Tarav @GuptaTarav]

@Anas_founder lowk the best, fastest, & cheapest way yo promote any product or service

that’s all i do 24/7, getting insane results for clients

what r u currently building?

[Tarav @GuptaTarav]

@alexxgrowth @ugcprinter is solid
worked with him when i was installing ai infra for an agency, highly solid 1 to 1 work not sure about his schedule though

[Tarav @GuptaTarav]

1 idea → 30 pieces of content across every platform.

fully automated. here's the content stack:

→ ideation: Claude trained on your best posts (feed them your top 20, they write in your voice)

→ long-form: record one 10-min video, that's your raw material for the week

→ clipping: Opus Clip / Vizard auto-cut it into 8–10 shorts, ranked by virality score

→ captions: Submagic for animated subtitles (the thing that 2x's watch time)

→ repurpose: that one video becomes 5 X posts, 3 LinkedIn posts, 1 newsletter, all drafted by an LLM

→ visuals: Ideogram for text-in-image, Canva API for templated carousels

→ scheduling: Typefully + Taplio queue 30 days out, post at peak times automatically

you create once. the system publishes everywhere, forever.

the bottleneck was never ideas. it was production. AI just deleted it. The post you are reading was automated as well.

[Tarav @GuptaTarav]

single-channel outbound leaves 60% of your bookings on the table.

here's how to fix it:
(top performers gatekeep this system)

the orchestration stack that runs email + LinkedIn + X in sync off one trigger (fully automated):

> n8n/Make as the orchestration spine (every channel is a node; the full lead system lives in one workflow, not three disconnected tools)

> email as the primary channel (cold email is not dead)
4-5 steps over 12–16 days
(day 1 value-led, day 3 follow-up, day 6 case study, day 10 break-up — spaced, never daily)

> LinkedIn run in parallel via PhantomBuster
(view → connect → soft message, throttled to ~20 connects/day per account so you don't get restricted)

> X/Twitter as the warm-touch layer
(auto-follow + like a recent post 48h before the email lands, pure familiarity priming)

one shared suppression list across all channels
the lead thinks you spend all day researching and messaging them

everything state synced back to CRM at every step (which channel, which step, last touch, full visibility, no double-touching)

rate limits enforced at the orchestration layer (the spine throttles globally so no single account trips a platform limit, keeps the system running)

it's not three campaigns. it's one system with three arms moving together.

[Tarav @GuptaTarav]

the outbound system that books meetings while you sleep:

→ source: Apollo + LinkedIn Sales Navigator for raw leads, Apify to pull them at scale

→ enrich: Clay runs a waterfall across 5+ providers (Prospeo, LeadMagic, Hunter) so you get verified emails on 90%+ of your list, not 50%

→ verify: MillionVerifier strips the bounces before a single send

→ personalize: a research agent reads each prospect's site + LinkedIn and writes one custom opener

→ send: Smartlead rotates across 9+ inboxes so volume stays safe and deliverability stays high

→ multichannel: HeyReach fires LinkedIn touches in parallel off the same list

→ book: interested replies get a Cal .com link auto-dropped into the response

→ sync: every reply, open, and booking lands back in your CRM

it's not a tool. it's a machine with 8 parts. miss one and the whole thing leaks.

btw this post was published while i was sleeping

reply "STACK" for the full build.