New here @Wades Brown hello Wades Welcome to the community Mind if i may ask you something?

Sometimes you just got to be honest with yourself. Yeah, I know that selling can be learned, but it’s just not for me. I am a builder. I like to be the one that creates the systems, the automations, the thing that makes your eyes bug out of your head because what I helped you with works better than you expected. That’s me! I pivoted into consulting and support because the sales process frustrated me and training someone was like digging a hole in the ground just for me to lay down in it. I HATE SALES! It took a couple years for me to come to terms with it, but when I did, I immediately pivoted into consulting and support. I felt like the pressure and weight of it all had been lifted. This has been a drastic change but a good one. It is something that is way more my speed and it has born more fruits with little talking. I have always preferred letting my work speak for me. I am super aware that I provide quality support and my work is above average. @Christina Hooper will probably give a tongue lashing😅 for downplaying it. My work and the results thereof are what keep the income rolling in. My long winded way of saying know your strengths and weaknesses. Reinforce where you can, learn a new skill if you truly want to, and don’t be afraid to make a change or walk away if you have to. Either way you lose absolutely nothing. However, in every situation you learn something new about yourself. What is something you are currently struggling with? What are the solutions you are considering? How will you feel if you decide to go through with the scariest of the solutions? (Scared is a given😜)

Hey everyone — I’m Peter, a startup coach and educator based in Montreal. I help founders cut through chaos, make sharper decisions, and build momentum without getting stuck in analysis loops. I’ve worked with hundreds of early-stage founders across SaaS, tech, and consulting, and I’m also a teacher (mainly Entrepreneurship) at Vanier College, where I get to bring startup thinking into the classroom. If early-stage founders are torn in different directions and unsure what to focus on next, that’s usually where I come in. Outside of that, I’m dad to two teenagers and a serious home cook — a hobby I’ve been perfecting for over a decade. Glad to be here and looking forward to swapping ideas with others who are figuring it out as they go.

I’ve been using AppSumo for several years now, and honestly… it’s wild how many hidden gem tools I’ve discovered there. Example: I used to pay $150/month for Trello (15+ users at $10 each). Then I stumbled upon a Trello alternative called Blue.cc on AppSumo — grabbed their lifetime deal for $400. That’s it. One-time. Done. Huge saving, and my team didn’t even notice the switch (except the finance guy — he almost hugged me). Not affiliated, not earning commissions — just sharing something that has saved me thousands over time. Go explore AppSumo and find tools you didn’t even know existed.Just don’t blame me when you end up buying 10 lifetime deals you “might use someday.” 😅

Most founders can build anything, except financial clarity. If you’ve ever avoided your numbers or wondered where the money went, this framework fixes that. It’s the Finance 101 system behind 3X Freedom – simple, actionable, and built for entrepreneurs who want control. Inside, you’ll learn how to: • Read your financials in plain English • Spot cash problems before they hit • Build a 45-minute monthly rhythm that keeps you free Go to the Classroom and open The Finance for Founders 101 Framework. Take 30 minutes, do the work, and you’ll never look at your numbers the same way again. Huge thanks to @Esteban Javier Ferrarotti for leading this one