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It doesn’t really make much difference anymore.

@Oscar Yeah, even small questions trigger more comments

LinkedIn and VC firm job pages. VC sites are useful for spotting which portfolio companies are hiring.

Meal decisions and home maintenance are the first things I’m handing to an AI agent to reduce mental load. I’m curious what other personal tasks people have successfully automated this way.

Try notion AI for organizing notes, plans, and keeping everything structured in one place.

Mods here are usually quick to remove scams, and most of the time people also come back and warn others if something turns out to be malware.

hello everyone I want to create an AI generated Instagram influencer but I'm new to this. Can anyone suggest the best tools, software, and resources to get started? Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks

Sometimes I do feel.

My "AI boundary" list: strategy, creative direction, client relationships = human. Research, transcription, data formatting = AI.

I don't have a content calendar. I have a "problems I solved this week" list. Authenticity beats planning.

My "scope document" template reduced revision rounds from 4.2 to 1.8 average. One hour of prep saves six hours of rework.

Best marketing decision? Replying to every comment for 6 months. Built relationships that turned into referrals.

I repurposed one blog post into 12 pieces of content. Took 3 hours. Got 3 months of social content. Work smarter.

One lesson life taught me is that healing takes time. You can’t rush it, no matter how much you want to move on quickly.

Tower data has some really useful insights and practical strategies.

I’ve built a couple of productivity tools that really improved my design skills and also gave me a solid understanding of how the backend works.

ICE support services, private prisons, and gas systems are highly controlled, structured sectors that depend on complex human run systems.

If you had enough money to start your own business, how would you make it profitable and make it grow?

I switched to flat rate with clear scope and revisions included. Hourly started feeling limiting and stressful for both sides. Flat rate works better for creative work if you set boundaries upfront.

I actually went through this too. What worked better for me was pre selling first. I shared the idea, got a few early buyers, and only then started building the course. It saved me from wasting time on something nobody wanted

Not too late at all. If you’ve got real expertise and a clear angle, there’s still plenty of room. It’s more about value than timing.

Honestly, Grammarly. I wish I had it in my first year. It would’ve saved me so much time fixing small writing mistakes and overthinking my wording.

I usually stick to around 1 email a week. Keeps it consistent without overwhelming people, and I only send it when there’s actually something useful to share

You could check out Global Ranking Solution LLC.. they offer services like SEO, lead generation, social media marketing, and ChatGPT related work

If history repeats itself, things will eventually shift again..maybe even circling back to ideas or trends that are currently being pushed aside.