u/MrGalaxy93

Drove past there earlier and saw like 4 bikes hiding near the on ramp lol they’re definitely out today

i think it's not for retention

no one one's to get sued

Yeah tbh SMS has way higher engage͏ment for me. People just don’t check their inboxes like they used to, especially for stuff like quotes or follow-ups. Texts feel more immediate and personal, so replies come faster. The trick though is not sounding like a bot. As soon as a message looks templated, folks go cold. I’ve tried both manual and autom͏ated setups. Fully manual was great for tone but impossible to scale. I ended up mixing the two: automation for the first contact, then personal responses after they reply. That combo kept it efficient without feeling robotic. We noticed this most when using Rumb͏leUp during the process since it made it really easy to keep replies one-on-one, use some quick automated responses and stay on top of conversations without missing anything. It honestly surprised me how many le͏ads appreciated getting a quick text instead of digging through their email. You just gotta be careful not to overdo it or people will flag it as spam.

when the interviewer asked me to sell a used toothbrush

i need to use that

got my highest sale in my 10 years exp

money ofc..

Our team switched to Prospeo from Apollo about 3 months ago for our recruiting firm. The job change tracking alone has been worth it - placed 4 VPs in the past month by reaching out right when they switched companies. We were paying for Apollo's higher tier plus a separate intent data tool, and prospeo consolidated that for roughly a third of the cost. Definitely lines up with this prospeo review, the email accuracy has been noticeably better for us too.

making money online lol

I have 47 now

that's really amazing bro

Built a small tool for a very specific problem in a niche I used to work in. Nothing fancy—just solved one annoying workflow better than the alternatives. First few months were slow, barely any users, but the people who did use it stuck around and gave feedback.

After about a year it started picking up through word of mouth. Right now it’s doing around $1–2k/month, not life-changing but pretty steady for something I run solo.

Biggest lesson for me: talk to your users early and often. The features I thought were important usually weren’t—the ones they kept asking for made the biggest difference. Also, consistency > hype. Showing up every week and improving the product mattered more than trying to go viral.

person code on my own

how did u that was it real

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idk about all that bruh. just b͏uy it from nextg͏enpeps and avoid all the drama lmao

Yeah $55 for a sampler is totally reasonable as a casual welcome gift, especially if she's into fragrances. I've been exploring through Amaru Paris sam͏ples lately and honestly it's a nice way to let someone t͏ry stuff without dropping money on a full bottle they might not vibe with. Hermes is solid though, can't go wrong there.

Man, my grandpa used to tell me stories about how back in Eastern Europe, they really knew their stuff when it came to growing plants. They took time, cared about the environment, and didn’t just rush things for a quick profit. It’s wild to think how today’s younger generation just grabs whatever’s easiest without really learning about how it’s grown. For example, TribeTokes' THCA flower is fine, but it took me time to find them. People should look into where their stuff is coming from.

Honestly the same thing stopped me for weeks. OpenClaw is powerful but it's not obvious where to start.

What clicked for me: stop building from scratch. I grabbed Jarvis (free agent from MissionDeck) does web research, morning briefings, reminders, drafts content. Real stuff, not demos.

The trick is just using a working agent first, then customizing once you know what you actually need.
https://missiondeck.ai/ready-agents/jarvis-assistant

I was paying way too much with my old provider until I checked CarInsureHub's comparison. Found a local option that's $40/month cheaper for better coverage. Utah rates vary wildly depending on your ZIP code.

starting small really is the only way I’ve been able to handle contamination OCD. the urge to wash right away is so loud. what helped was having some structure instead of just relying on willpower. ocd.app has guided exposure exercises that make it feel less random and more intentional. it doesn’t take the anxiety away, but it makes it easier to stay with it instead of rushing back into the ritual.

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