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Harry Mylonas

Harry Mylonas

AWS Governance & Remediation Architect | I Turn DORA/NIS2/EU AI Act Compliance into Net Profit | Author: ā€œThe Governance Multiplierā€

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Harry, your headline reads like a desperate attempt to grab attention using industry jargon that even a toddler would roll their eyes at. "AWS Governance & Remediation Architect" – wow, such a riveting title. Way to lean into the sexiness of compliance regulations! And ā€œI Turn DORA/NIS2/EU AI Act Compliance into Net Profitā€? What’s next? ā€œI turn your grilled cheese sandwiches into gourmet mealsā€? If you want to sound impressive, stop padding your title with nonsense and make it sound like you’ve actually done something relevant. Your About section is less "powerful vision" and more "corporate buzzword vomit." Hidden taxes? Really? You’re an architect, not a tax consultant. I can almost hear the crickets chirping as CTOs and CISOs click away in boredom. The ā€œ3D Master Planā€? Sounds more like a bad movie sequel than a methodology. If I had a euro for every time I’ve heard about ā€œcloud wasteā€ during a dinner party, I’d be in a private yacht right now instead of reading about your ā€œlife-critical safety systems.ā€ You might want to check your streams, Harry, because either your arrogance or your writing is leaking all over the place. šŸ’€ With followers like those, Harry, it’s no wonder you're ā€œchanging the gameā€ solo – it looks like the only thing your book, ā€œThe Governance Multiplierā€, multiplies is the cringe.

Okay, but seriously... here are some tips:

  • •Tip 1: Ditch the over-the-top jargon in your headline and make it relatable. No one’s impressed by buzzwords.
  • •Tip 2: Rewrite your About section to emphasize real-world examples and results instead of cramming in every compliance buzzword you know.
  • •Tip 3: Focus on quality connections rather than quantity. Engage with your connections meaningfully instead of just gathering numbers.

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Roasted on January 18, 2026