Most people donโt know this, but Iโve turned away over 20 people who wanted to join this room recently. It isn't because they aren't capable; it's because the moment a community becomes a "catch-all," the signal-to-noise ratio drops to zero. Iโve watched this pattern play out before: groups grow too fast, lose their technical edge, and the people who actually showed up to build something quietly leave. Iโm not running this one like that. If youโre in here, youโre here on purpose. Youโre the kind of person I want at the table when weโre breaking down real-world service problems and building the automations to fix them. I genuinely appreciate everyone here who is showing up and throwing in. I want to get a pulse on where we are right now: โข What are you building? โข Where are you stuck? โข What is the next technical hurdle youโre trying to crack? Drop it in the comments. The reason this room exists is so we can help each other solve these problems faster.
Iโm wrapping up a project down in Miami. Days are locked in but Iโm still around at night. When Iโm back, the structured courses are getting the full ramp-up. Dropping new builds, new workflows and latest things I run for my clients. But, that being said - Iโm very interested in what new things y'all are building and what challenges youโre currently facing? Drop a comment or shoot me a message โ Letโs figure it out together ๐
Hey guys, checking in, what's something in your business right now that you just can't seem to crack, is it leads, is it quoting, is it follow-up, whatever it is drop it below and let's figure it out together ๐