I am a creative entrepreneur building at the intersection of AI, crypto, and media. I run multiple projects and build in public. Edit this section to describe who you are and what you're working on.
- Direct outreach from a real person who appears to know me, my work, Stack, or Mass Ideation
- Customer or user questions that look like they need a response
- Warm partnership, client, paid-work, or collaboration opportunities
- Time-sensitive school or family logistics that require me to see or act
- Speaking, panel, or podcast guest requests
- Direct outreach from known crypto projects: Arbitrum, Base, Solana, Ethereum Foundation, a16z, Multicoin, Paradigm, Coinbase Ventures
- Term sheets, LOIs, partnership proposals with actual numbers
- Skool emails only when they clearly involve revenue, paid clients, partnership opportunities, refunds/payment issues, or a concrete way to make money
- Dribbble emails only when they clearly involve paid design/client work, hiring, partnerships, licensing, sales, or a concrete opportunity to make money
- Press and media interview requests (crypto, AI, finance media)
- Time-sensitive opportunities with a hard deadline in the subject or preview
- Emails addressed to me personally (not a mailing list)
- Warm investor or founder intros
- Collaboration requests from other builders in AI or crypto
- Stack-related blockchain, finance, fintech, founder, or startup meetups when they look relevant to Miguel's network or business development
- Better Bronx emails about startups, founder/community events, startup meetups, applications, or inquiries
- Startup-related inquiries that could connect to Stack, crypto, finance, fintech, founders, or business development
- Mass Ideation AI consulting opportunities: AI automation, AI agents, chatbots, CRM/GoHighLevel, lead follow-up, intake, sales automation, workflow automation, or implementation projects
- Calendar invites and meeting invitations tied to Stack, Mass Ideation, client work, startup/founder events, blockchain, finance, fintech, Better Bronx, or AI consulting opportunities
- Podcast or newsletter feature requests
- Follow-ups from people I've previously connected with
- Beta access or early access invites to products in my space
- Requests for a call or meeting from a specific named person
- Legal or compliance notices
- Anything from a .eth address or known crypto founder
- User inquiries or onboarding questions for your projects
- Developer outreach related to your products
- Emails from my kid's school that are specific to my family, schedule, pickup, events, forms, deadlines, or action required
- Interesting project announcements or product launches in AI/crypto
- General networking outreach that seems genuine (not templated)
- Job applications or contractor inquiries
- Newsletters worth skimming from known crypto/AI media (The Block, Bankless, DL News, Unchained)
- Mass marketing emails and promotions
- Automated platform notifications (GitHub, Notion, etc.)
- Newsletter subscriptions I haven't personally engaged with
- Event blasts, RSVP promos, and webinar invites that were sent to a list, unless they match the specific Stack watchlist: blockchain, finance, fintech, Better Bronx, startup/founder meetups, startup inquiries, or relevant calendar invites
- Generic AI newsletters, AI product updates, prompt/course emails, and AI webinars unless they include a concrete Mass Ideation consulting, implementation, or client opportunity
- Cold sales outreach with templated language
- Crypto airdrops, token promotions, presale announcements
- "Just checking in" emails with no specific ask
- Receipts, bills, Uber/travel receipts, invoices, refunds, and transactional emails
- Affiliate payouts unless unusually large or requiring action
- Anyone selling me software, services, lead generation, ads, courses, or agencies
- Skool community notifications, course updates, comments, posts, member activity, or general engagement emails unless they clearly connect to making money
- Dribbble likes, follows, digests, design inspiration, community updates, promos, or generic notifications unless they clearly connect to paid work or a real opportunity