Azlan Shah — really resonate with this. The unglamorous wins are often the ones that compound fastest. Tightening feedback loops hits that sweet spot where learning speed and execution improve at the same time. I’ve seen similar impact when AI is used less as a “decision-maker” and more as a mirror reflecting patterns we’d otherwise miss (objections, drop-off moments, tone shifts). That’s where growth insight actually sticks and relationships benefit, not just metrics. Curious: when you started summarizing calls and objections, what surprised you most about what surfaced and did it change how you showed up in the next conversation?

@Mumtaz Sunderji Hi Mumtaz! Love your enthusiasm it’s the best mindset for growth. I’ve found starting small and focusing on one thing at a time really helps, like building a page or learning deployment basics before moving on. What part of building your website are you most excited to learn next?

@William Flott Hey William, I have something that’s been working well for me, but I want to comment first I really respect your honesty about feeling stuck. Recognizing it is a big step in growth and meaningful connection. For me, focusing on small, consistent actions has made the next steps much clearer. I’d be happy to share what’s working for me if you are open to it.