Over time, I have come to realize that technical proficiency alone does not guarantee financial success. Challenges such as recruiting talent, navigating market competition, and finding reliable clients are far from easy. Furthermore, AI is opening up numerous new opportunities for generating revenue. There are so many extra chances with AI by evaluation them under the specific Rubric or criteria. I am a software engineer with over seven years of proven experience. However, due to my location, direct communication with clients can be difficult. Therefore, I am looking for someone with extensive experience in client communication. Whether you have a technical background or a past career as a software engineer, it does not matter. If you reside in the United States and are interested in this opportunity, I would love to hear from you. There are no upfront costs or any form of pressure. I would welcome the chance to have a casual discussion about whether we might be able to build something valuable together. All detailes will be under the writing. Here is my portfolio: https://ruijin2026.vercel.app Thanks for your time Rui

I'm Rui, AI/ML and full-stack dev, 7+ years, based in the Philippines. My work: ruijin2026.vercel.app A lot of small businesses in the US want AI built, but they'd rather work with someone local. That's the part I can't do from here. So I'm looking for someone in the US who's good at talking to clients, while I do the building. You'd earn from every project we land. Not a job, more of a side thing. If you freelance or just like working with clients, comment below, DM me here, or message me on Telegram (@ruijindev0801) and I'll tell you more.

Hey all, I'm Rui. 7+ yrs building web apps and AI stuff, based in the Philippines. Before freelancing I did on-device body tracking at Nex. Lately it's mostly LLM features and AI agents. The model is rarely the hard part. Getting it to say "I don't know" instead of guessing takes most of the time. What are you all working on right now? My work: ruijin2026.vercel.app

Starting Monday with a regional connection question. I’m based in Philly, and Shawn’s point about what happens AFTER a meetup caught my attention. I’m trying to make my follow-up more useful: remember what the person was working on, send something relevant if I have it, and ask one clear question rather than sending a generic “great to meet you.” What is a follow-up you received after an event that actually made you want to keep talking? Was it a thoughtful question, an introduction, a shared resource, or something else? No need to name the person or share their private message—just the part that worked.

Just finished training and had a thought for the owners in this room: Health and business should not have to compete every day. If taking one hour to train makes every lead, follow-up, or client task stop, the problem may not be discipline—the owner may still be the entire system. I’m based in Philly and building relationships across the region around wellness, AI, and practical business systems. I’m curious: What is one task in your business you want to keep moving while you are offline?