@Ruby Sparks I run a script that commits my workspace every 10 minutes all day...I too learned the hard way and had some nice scares. Also, nothing deploys until a commit exists, 1,160 is the read off my git for the month of Sept lol glad ya found em

@Nuno Silva 😎

@Ron Davis I wish Fred could air fry dinner for me sometimes.

The hardest question I currently have is one a prospect could ask me on the first call: "Why you? What experience do you have that shows you can do what you claim?" Right behind it: "What is this costing me right now, in dollars?" I can't answer either one well yet, and until I can, getting people on a call and actually selling to them is going to stay hard." Operative word here is "could" They could also hear you tell them about the problems you solve for them so that they don't have to deal with it and see the value in you solving that problem. They could ask how much it cost and you say way less than you're going to see in return. Neither have happened because you haven't had the conversation yet. I've had 1000s of sales conversations and trained 1000s more and stood up sales floors. First: sales is a framework, it's not about "if they say this then I have to say that" Sales is genuinely wanting to help people solve their problems and showing them the clear roadmap to that problem being solved. And sending looms was never sending a sales loom. If you're doing cold outreach it's about gaining interest and leading in with some sort of value. There's a $5 in your hand, it's not empty and you're not asking them for something, anything in return but the conversation. You lead with some value and the fact you took the time to learn about them , and then you tell them what you do and ask if that's worth discussing further...without any context on what it is you're trying to accomplish... [on loom] "Hey, I'm RyMac, I noticed that your Linked In post you just posted about [x thing]. That's really awesome. I wanted to take the time and let you know that I went ahead and did [random x thing] for you. I take over these tedious tasks so that you can focus on [what they'd rather be doing] BUT It starts with research of the niche you're going after. You need to know their pains, lingo, profit margins are, what percentage of your ask is their margins, things like that...then you're having a conversation with them.

@Edward Owsley-Longino It took me 3 weeks to get the hang of it but now I have 1 folder that holds 9.9K files, 2.2k folders, and 2.64M words. I made this post in here the other day It sounds like you don't have a source of truth (claude.md) and your context.mds set up properly. I just posted a video in my group about the 4R audit that I use and a lot of high level builders are saying it's really good process, you might need to run my audit on that (posting this in here shortly on it's own post) When I tried to jam ICM onto my mess, it still sucked, this was the day it clicked for me (Jake Shouted me out) I would start at the day it clicked, then go to the 1 folder post, and then the 4R audit. Hopefully it helps 💪

Whenever is clever better late than never!