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If you're struggling, maybe even feeling threatened inside your own business right now. You're not alone, me too. You know the AI space is quickly moving and has a lot of competition. So I feel the pressure all the time. I won't offer up how you should feel about it, the pressure -- But this is how I handle it, if that's valuable to you. I look at what needs to be done and I get to work, I see it as a fun (call me crazy) challenge. I mean, the fact that you can lose, also means you have a chance to win, that is a lucky gift to have. The chance to be the best, especially if you believe in yourself. What a lucky place to be in. I kind of secretly love the challenge, in the most uncomfortable way possible. I mean business is competitive. Sports are competitive. And it should feel like it. If it wasn't a challenge, I mean... how much value could there really be in what we're doing? So, maybe not the perfect mental frame to make everything feel fine and dandy, but maybe just the thing you need to pick yourself off the ground and get to work. The best mental frames don't make the anxiety or fear leave, they just make it possible to move forward. And hopefully move forward quickly.

Check It Out! GitHub: https://github.com/rainmanjam/jobspy-api Docker Hub: https://hub.docker.com/r/rainmanjam/jobspy-api After months of opening 50+ browser tabs and manually copying job details into spreadsheets, I finally snapped. There had to be a better way to track my job search across multiple sites without losing my sanity. The Journey I discovered this amazing Python library called JobSpy that can scrape jobs from LinkedIn, Indeed, Glassdoor, ZipRecruiter and more. Great start, but I wanted something more accessible that I could: 1. Run anywhere without Python setup headaches 2. Access from any device with a simple API call 3. Share with non-technical friends struggling with their job search So I built JobSpy API - a containerized FastAPI service that does exactly this! ## What I Learned Building this taught me a ton about: - Docker containerization best practices - API authentication & rate limiting (gotta protect against abuse!) - Proxy configuration for avoiding IP blocks - Response caching to speed things up - The subtle art of not crashing when job sites change their HTML structure 😅 How It Can Help You Instead of bouncing between 7+ job sites, you can now: - Search ALL major job boards with a single API call - Filter by job type, location, remote status, etc. - Get results in JSON or CSV format - Run it locally or deploy it anywhere Docker works ## Automate Your Job Search with No-Code Tools The API is designed to work perfectly with automation platforms like: - N8N: Create workflows that search for jobs every morning and send results to Slack/Discord - Make.com: Set up scenarios that filter jobs by salary and add them to your Notion database - Zapier: Connect job results to Google Sheets, email, or hundreds of other apps - Pipedream: Build workflows that check for specific keywords in job descriptions No coding required! Just use the standard HTTP Request modules in these platforms with your API key in the headers, and you can:

Hey everyone! Have you ever wondered how to turn your passion into a profitable online business? Whether you're a talented jewelry maker, a skilled seamstress, or a crafty artist, you can sell your physical products online and reach a global audience! Here's how: 1. Identify your niche: What makes your products unique? What problem do they solve or what need do they fulfill? 2. Take high-quality product photos: Showcase your products from different angles, with good lighting, and in context. 3. Choose an e-commerce platform: Options like Shopify, WooCommerce, or Etsy can help you set up an online store. 4. Write compelling product descriptions: Share the story behind your products, highlighting materials, craftsmanship, and benefits. 5. Set competitive prices: Research your market, calculate costs, and price your products accordingly. 6. Market your products: Utilize social media, email marketing, and online advertising to reach potential customers. Benefits of selling online: - Reach a global audience - Work from anywhere - Flexibility to set your own schedule - Potential for passive income Get started today! - Share your products on social media - Set up an online store - Start marketing your brand What products would you love to sell online? Share your ideas and let's support each other in turning our passions into profitable online businesses!

If you are afraid to start something Just because it’s “saturated.” Don't be. One thing I saw while building my biz was —60% of people are fake They can’t deliver anything They make promises like- - "24hr delivery" - "Top-tier quality" - "100% satisfaction" then—They are gone Most people don't do shit So, start whatever you want If you are Consistent and skilled Then success is guaranteed