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Most people forget names the second after they shake hands.

They meet someone. Have a great conversation. Then… gone.

But Zach Hamed wasn’t willing to let that happen.

So he spent 6 YEARS and $8 MILLION in funding to solve the problem.

Why?

Because he realized the most powerful people in the world—Bill Clinton, David Rockefeller, top CEOs—never forget who they meet.

They track every conversation.

They remember small details.

They follow up at the perfect moment.

And that’s how billion-dollar relationships are built.

So Zach set out to automate this.

Meet Clay—an AI-powered Rolodex that:

Organizes your entire network.

Reminds you when to reach out.

Helps you build deeper relationships.

After 6 years, was it worth it?

Here’s what he learned after building one of the most powerful networking tools:

• Your Network is Your Net Worth – The most successful people stay top-of-mind with the right people. Are you keeping track of your connections?
  

• Automation Creates Opportunity – When you remember details, follow-ups become effortless. How many deals are you missing by forgetting to check in?
  

• The Best CEOs Engineer Serendipity – Big moments don’t happen by accident. Who should you be reconnecting with today?

So… what can we learn from Zach?

• Most people suck at follow-ups. Are you letting valuable relationships fade?
  

• Your biggest opportunity is probably in your inbox. Are you tracking the right conversations?
  

• Tech can replace your memory, but not your effort. Are you putting in the work to stay connected?

Zach’s story is a reminder that success isn’t just about what you know—it’s about who you remember.

And the right connection at the right time can change everything.

Want to hear the full story and learn more about Clay?

Listen to the full podcast episode here!

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