M H Rahman

After 6 months of building AI-native businesses, I'm bringing everything I learned back into a course.
The AI-Powered Marketer waitlist is open. Link in bio.

What's the one thing you wish someone had taught you about marketing before you had to figure it out yourself?

Someone told me recently that founding an AI company was my "return to tech."

I've been in tech since Std 4. The job titles changed. The obsession didn't.

B.Tech in IT. TCS. Marketing Manager at SaaS and IT companies for over a decade. The whole career is one continuous thread. People just didn't read it that way because one chapter didn't look like the others.

That's the thing about careers that actually compound — they don't always look linear from the outside.
What's the thread running through yours that other people keep misreading? Tell me below.

I'll go first. See last slide.

Nobody prepares you for the Wednesday.
Not your MBA. Not your mentor. Not the founder content you've been consuming since 6 am.

Swipe if you've had one this week.

Came back to india thinking I'd "finally feel at home" again.

Plot twist: I now feel foreign in my own country 🙃

The reverse culture shock is REAL, and nobody warns you about it. Swipe to feel very seen (or very attacked).

Repost if you're building something from the ground up 📈

Life lately!

Repost if you can relate.

I received more applications than I expected. I rejected most of them within two minutes.
Not because they were unqualified. Because they were indistinguishable.

Every application that made the cut had one thing in common — the person had clearly thought about us before writing a single word. They had done the work before the work started.

The ones who did not make it? They were applying to a version of this role that existed in their head, not in ours.

If you are early in your career and reading this — your application is not a form to fill. It is a pitch. Treat it like one.

Swipe through. The specifics are in the carousel.

Founder. Consultant. Building teams that think, not just execute. Follow for more 

Most founders confuse visibility with authority.
They're not the same thing.

You can post every day, grow your follower count, and still have a pipeline that's completely silent. Because the content you're making is built around you — not around the thinking behind you.

The shift is simple. Hard to execute.

Stop sharing what you did. Start sharing how you think. That's what converts followers into conversations, and conversations into clients.
Swipe through. Save it. Come back to it when your content feels busy but hollow.

That's the sign you've drifted from purpose back to performance.

Founder. Consultant. Building with intention. Follow for more

Bangalore, you've been missed.