Quick clarity for everyone joining and watching the moves: Wishbone Sync is the main brand and HQ. The 2% Tech Discussion is a Wishbone Sync sister community — same owner, same business, same direction. I represent both spaces and everything inside them is part of the Wishbone umbrella. What each space is for Wishbone Sync (HQ): This is the main hub for my systems, playbooks, property + automation updates, and the full Wishbone Bonus Prompt Hub rollout. 2% Tech Discussion: This is the “inner circle” space — more daily tech talk, behind-the-scenes builds, experiments, quick wins, and early drops. Same business, just a different vibe and pace. Why I run two spaces Some people want the full HQ setup and structured drops. Others want the daily grind, the raw build, the step-by-step. Two communities lets me serve both properly without splitting the brand. What you can expect here - Prompt bundles & tools under the Wishbone Bonus Prompt Hub - Business, sales, content and membership systems - Updates as new drops land - Clear pricing + unlocks inside the Classroom - Direct support from me and the team If you’re in either community, you’re in Wishbone. If you’re in both, you just get the full picture. Appreciate everyone rocking with the movement. Let’s build. — James Turner Wishbone Sync HQ Wishbone Sync 2% Tech Discussion

Right, quick announcement for everyone in here 👋 I’m James from Wishbone Sync. I’m building this community in public – AI, automation, Make.com, the lot. To kick things off, I’m running a Lead Gen Challenge: 🏆 The Game - Whoever brings me the most real new members into this community - By the end of this challenge - Wins my Make.com Lead Generator PDF completely free. This PDF breaks down the exact automations I use to: - Capture every lead into one place - Deliver PDFs and freebies automatically - Follow up without going mad - See your daily numbers in one simple email ✅ How to track your invites To keep it fair and clean: 1. When you invite someone, tell them to post in Introductions:“I was invited by [YOUR NAME]” 2. I’ll be checking those posts and keeping a simple scoreboard. 3. At the end, the top lead generator gets the Make.com Lead Machine PDF. No spam, no weird stuff – only invite people who actually care about: - AI - Automation - Make.com - Building online income You don’t have to invite anyone. This is just a fun way to grow the room and reward the people who help build it. Let’s see who the strongest lead generator in here really is 👀 — James HQ Wishbone Sync 🧠

To give you the full picture, whisky isn’t just holding steady – it’s positioned to boom harder than ever over the next 5–10 years, and here’s why: India – UK FTA Tariffs have dropped from 150% to 75%, continuing down to 40% over the next decade. India is already the biggest whisky-drinking nation on earth, and Johnnie Walker is the number one imported brand. This instantly doubles the potential for Scotch exports and makes older stock from Diageo-owned distilleries like Caol Ila even more valuable. Read Forbes: Scotch Whisky Toasts Billion Dollar Indian Deal Amid Looming Tariffs → Asia Pacific expansion - Hong Kong: after their spirits tax was slashed in October, whisky sales jumped 60% in just months. - Vietnam & CPTPP nations: Scotch sales are up, with Vietnam’s whisky market booming by ~26% annually. Global consumption guarantees scarcity Every cask is a wasting asset: it matures, gets bottled, drunk, and is gone forever. Unlike property or equities, no one can build more of the same vintage year. Time itself forces rarity. Sustainability & regulation The Scottish government has proposed banning the commercial sale of peat by 2030. If that goes through, peated whiskies like Ledaig, Caol Ila, and Ardmore will become as rare as distilleries that closed in the 80s, modern-day collectibles. Read Forbes: Peated Scotch Whisky At Risk Of Ban Within 5 Years, Expert Warns →

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So theirs going to be a peat ban soon, something to do with saving the environment so apparently this will push whiskey kegs price even higher not to mention their Tax free because the government don't class them as an investment which they clearly are. Anyway if your interested in investing into a whiskey keg, I can put you in touch with a accredited seller, free of charge, they range from£12-18,000 pounds.