Defusion55

I have spent the last 6 months of my life attempting to automate every part of my investing workflow. From building out scraping pipelines in automation tools, feeding whitepapers into large language models to summarize them for me, and building out custom alerts around abnormal volume on alternative digital assets as well as protocol activity.

Awesome tool to review massive amounts of data, but it does not improve my bottom line so far.

I can summarize vast amounts of publicly available data in a flash. But when it comes to really important questions like “are the unit economics of this on-chain protocol sustainable”, or “is this founder trustworthy” (behind closed doors, I might add), I’

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Hello, I can see few sub reddit community pages have a golden (verified) badge next to the username.
I was curious that what is the process ? If someone has had experience, please can you share a guide / requirement

Thanks in advance

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I am comparing substitutes to use for asset allocation for the year and am also considering to set up a formal mentor and/or private network of investors...

I’ve had a couple of intro calls with the team at Decentralized Masters. The structured curriculum outlined appears to address the key goals for me (of preserving capital, allocating to risk weighted assets and leveraging the ABN System for building an All-Weather digital portfolio (as opposed to speculatory trading of the swing trading type) to generate protocol fees. Does anyone have any feedback on the private mastermind tier (highly expensive upfront fees) for Decentralized Masters’ private mastermind tier? Looking for unvarnished a

I have a small web design & online marketing company based in London with two freelance’s working for me part time. My clients are mostly local service businesses, and I’m currently looking for ways to grow the business without recruiting a full team to help with it.

Yesterday I had a call with AI Acquisition guys. They presented a business model for lead generation, sales support, web sites, follow-up and organisation of a business.

I’m happy to invest in something that can deliver, but I’m not confident  enough to want to get caught up in the sales pitch and not ask the vital questions!

If you (or anyone you know) have worked with Jordan Lee or AI Acquisition, or have investigated the i

I run a small agency with a team of 5, and I’ve been looking at ways to grow without hiring too many people too quickly...

the thing I’m trying to figure out is whether AI agents and automation can actually help with outreach, lead generation, follow-ups, and client delivery without making the business harder to manage.

I saw Jordan Lee and his agency AI Acquisition through a ad on Instagram, and afterwards, I had a conversation with one of their exec to learn more about their role in helping entrepreneurs create service businesses that utilize artificial intelligence.

They appear to offer more than just the basics when it comes to AI tools. It seems like they have a system in place for t

I’m looking into a few AI / agency programs and wanted to ask for honest feedback before making a decision.

My goal is to start a small marketing agency for local service businesses. The services would be pretty simple at first: websites, landing pages, ads, lead generation, and follow-up systems.

The programs I’ve been looking at are AAA Accelerator, AI Acquisition and Launch My AI Automation Agency.

From what I can tell:
AI Acquisition seems focused on the full business side, like lead gen, outreach, sales, websites, follow-up, and client management.

AAA Accelerator seems focused on learning how to build and sell AI systems for businesses.

Launch My AI Automation

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I’ve been comparing a few contractor insurance options and noticed the experience can be different depending on the type of provider which you are looking to go fwd with 

Online-first providers like NEXT or Hiscox

Usually easy to quote and set up, especially for smaller or simpler operations. The limitation seems to come when you need custom COIs, endorsements, or more complicated project requirements.

Traditional carriers like State Farm or Allstate

The cost and support you get can be all over the place, depending on what kind of work you do, what you need for workers' compensation, and other factors. It's kind of like having a local agent, but the prices and help you get can va

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With all the attention around employee vs independent contractor classification this year, I’m curious how other construction businesses are handling subs.

Are you collecting workers’ comp COIs from every sub before they start? And has anyone had an audit where a subcontractor ended up getting counted toward your workers’ comp exposure?

Would be useful to hear what trade/state you’re in too.

With all the attention around employee vs independent contractor classification this year, I’m curious how other construction businesses are handling subs.

Are you collecting workers’ comp COIs from every sub before they start? And has anyone had an audit where a subcontractor ended up getting counted toward your workers’ comp exposure?

Would be useful to hear what trade/state you’re in too.