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# **Paul Klay**

[@paulklayvc](https://github.com/paulklayvc)person

Venture Partner @ Begin Capital · cofounder @ Mr. Freeman · AI for Marshmello, Usyk, Chef Rush · shipping the playbooks I use as open agent skills

1 skill 48 Barcelona, Spain Synced 4 days ago

[GitHub](https://github.com/paulklayvc) [Website](https://x.com/PaulKlayVC)

## Skills

### [paulklayvc/skills](https://skilld.dev/gh/paulklayvc/skills)

1 skill 48

`npx skilld add paulklayvc/skills --all`

- [/high-leverage-job-hunt](https://skilld.dev/gh/paulklayvc/skills)

  Land senior, partner, or cofounder-level roles at companies that already have traction — without application forms, CVs, or cold "are you hiring?" messages. Instead of applying, the user finds a specific untapped revenue opportunity at a specific company, opens an advice-first conversation with the founder, and offers to prove the opportunity works at almost zero risk to them. Use this skill whenever the user is job hunting, thinking about a career move, sending cold DMs or emails to founders or investors, asking for warm intros, writing a CV or cover letter, trying to join a startup, looking for freelance or consulting clients, wondering how to turn a skill into income, negotiating a trial project or pilot, or feeling stuck applying to lots of roles and hearing nothing back — even if they never use the words "job" or "networking." Also use it when they ask what they're actually good at, how to position themselves, or who needs their skills.

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