Kim Curtis

I think jobs will expand to either include greater breadth or a deeper focus. Take the role of an admin, for instance. If meeting notes, scheduling, etc. can be done by AI, this frees them up to take a different focus. The role doesn't necessarily go away, but what that role oversees either deepens or expands.

GitLab - dev ClickUp - project management and goals tracking Sidkik - no-code, all in one creator platform AI Content Creation - Jasper Supademo (@supademo_joe) - product demos Later - social media manager & scheduler Canva - design

Planning, strategy, working diligently to milestone. Also, focus and working smartly.

Business plans are often stale as soon as they're complete. But here's why some form of business plan is important... it's because it forces you to do the necessary research to understand competitors, the market you're entering, where you fit, what kind of finances you need, and much more. It also forces you to describe your business and put your objectives on paper. These pieces are key. That...

Later. Love it because it integrates with Canva!

Love the simplicity! Can you elaborate more on what powerful tools you provide that were previously out of reach for operations, planning, and management?

High touch points is great for conversion. Knock their socks off by making it as easy as possible to use your SaaS product. And show such value that they don't want to move away.

Good to meet you. My partner and I are exploring AI for our no-code, all in one creator platform. As part of the platform, we offer spaces, so people can create both public and private communities. Since moderating communities can be a huge time suck, we use AI to do our moderation. It's a win for our customer since they get so much time back. I'm looking forward to your posts here!

I'm passionate about what I do.

I know lots of people who love Zapier. But, honestly, we just haven't been fans. Zaps are great because you can connect apps. But time and time again, the data that gets connected isn't the data we're looking for. Additionally, when I've implemented it with clients, I've had zaps just stop working... and that has meant needing to hire a specialist to troubleshoot issues. That's why in our own...

Wow to #'s 7 and 9. Such interesting info... thank you.

Our product is the Sidkik no-code, all in one creator platform at https://sidkik.com. Entrepreneurs and small businesses can host their courses, challenges, and memberships on our platform. You can create your website, blog, and community spaces as well. We're unique because we mentor you to build and grow your digital empire beyond just you, into a scalable business that doesn't own you.

One of the most life changing things for me was to create 3 giant goals that are years long, like 5 year goals that @sagarpatel10 refers to. These goals align with my business, my family, and my wants, or the things that I know are fulfilling to me... Active family adventures and building my company from $0 to $1MM are some of mine as an example. Then, everything I do is aligned to these...

I think we need to identify the level of failure first. Tiny failures happen on a weekly or even daily basis and are absolutely necessary for growth... like learning the cost of missing an opportunity because you didn't act fast enough. Or even like pushing your body to its limits to become stronger. This type of failure is absolutely necessary or your product would be perfect on the first go...