Pick My Brain: Growth, GTM & Career

Stuck on a growth problem, a GTM decision, or a career call? This is a 1:1 session where we work through it together - you leave with a clear read on the problem and 2-3 practical next steps.

A bit of background: I lead Growth & GTM Engineering at Osmos.ai, scaled a D2C brand from 0 to 3 Cr in a year, and have run performance campaigns across E-commerce, Gaming, EduTech, BFSI, and OTT.

What people bring to this session:

GTM Engineering & AI

1. "My team spends more time researching prospects than talking to them. What can I automate?"
2. "I want to send 1,000 personalized outbound messages a month without it reading like spam. How?"
3. "Everyone says Clay/n8n/AI agents - where do I actually start for my funnel?"
4. "Can one person run the outbound motion that used to need a 5-person team?"

Performance Marketing & D2C

1. "My CAC doubled in 6 months and I can't tell why. Where do I look first?"
2. "Meta says my ads are performing, but revenue isn't moving. Where's the leak?"
3. "I'm stuck at 20L/month. What usually breaks between 20L and 1 Cr?"
4. "My WhatsApp broadcasts get ignored or blocked. What does a flow that converts look like?"

B2B & Enterprise Sales

1. "Enterprise prospects go quiet after the first call. What's wrong with my funnel?"
2. "How do I run ABM for 50 target accounts without an expensive tool stack?"

Careers, Freshers & Startups

1. "I've just graduated and have no idea which field fits me. How do I figure it out without wasting years?"
2. "First job: big company for the brand name, or startup for the learning?"
3. "Two offers: big brand name vs more ownership. How do I decide?"
4. "I want to start up but I have EMIs. When is it actually safe to quit?"
5. "I'm a generalist and every JD wants a specialist. How do I position myself?"

These come up most often, but bring whatever's on your mind - it doesn't need to fit a category.

One small ask: add a couple of lines of context when you book (your situation, what you've tried). It helps us skip the warm-up and get straight to the useful part.