Hey, I've a thought about finding real people, Who are actually making money by selling automations. Join them and learn from them. Is anyone interested to collaborate?

Asking advise of all the smart entrepreneurs in this community. I have two new in the box Mac M3 ultras with 96 gigs ram that I purchased. I made the purchase due to concern about hardware constraints. I am still in the return window and trying to decide if I should keep them or wait for the M5 ultras with larger ram, just not clear how accessible those will be. I am running an agent team in building out multiple revenue streams from content to mini SAAS/ app builds and others. So far have gotten by with my m4 Mac mini 64g ram. I am a physician so I hope to build in the clinical and personal health side of things if I can navigate the regulation. any advice? I understand there are non MAC options and open to leaving the Mac ecosystem if there is a strong argument. Thanks for your valuable time.

i got stuck on how to let my ai assistant generate summaries and call evaluations and since the dashboard in vapi changed i dont know what to do.

Hi everyone, I'm currently in the process of selecting a niche for my agency and would appreciate some advice. How do you validate whether a niche has real business potential before investing significant time and effort? What criteria or tools do you use to determine if it's worth pursuing? Also, how do you decide which geographic markets to target? For example, how do you evaluate whether to focus on the US, Canada, UK, Australia, or another region? What factors help you identify where you'll have the best opportunity to acquire clients? I'd love to hear about validation process/metrics you look at, and any lessons you've learned from choosing (or changing) your niche and target market. Thanks in advance!

Hey everyone, running into a wall and could really use input from anyone who's dealt with this. I'm setting up WhatsApp Business API for a clinic client. Business verification has now failed twice — first attempt had a phone number cache issue (now resolved), but the identity confirmation step keeps rejecting the ID even after fixing lighting, framing, corners, dark background, and file size exactly per Meta's spec. I'm currently submitting a photographed printout of an e-Aadhaar PDF Has anyone here run into this specifically? - Did switching to a different ID type (Passport/PAN/DL) fix it? - Does it have to be the original physical card, not a printed e-Aadhaar? - Any luck getting Meta support to actually clarify the rejection reason beyond the generic message? This is time-sensitive — client onboarding is blocked until this clears, and I don't want to burn another attempt guessing. Really appreciate any first-hand experience here. 🙏