I think the "anti" grind culture can do people a disservice. You don't have to grind if you don't want to. But, you know, you have to sacrifice something to make your dreams come true. (I think thats why following your passions can make things a little easier because its more fun) I'm working today on a Saturday on a YouTube video. I don't want to (probably why I'm writing this post instead). But to achieve my goals, I need to do it, today, not tomorrow, not next week. TODAY. It's not a bad thing to grind, to work hard for your dreams. And it's a lot easier when you work hard on the right things and see some results. That's why I feel its so important to work on the right things. It's very overwhelming and depressing to grind away and see nothing for your work. So make sure to pick the right problem to work on. Don't listen to all the social media gurus telling you that your only problem to success is x, y or z. If you just listened to them and did this ONE thing you'd have success.... right? Naw. Not true. - What do you want? - What is the SINGLE thing right now, keeping you from that? - Double check yourself, if you solve that, will things really change? Example, you want to start a business. So you need a website, right? Well... probably not! Let's pretend you finish that website, it's beautiful. Who's going to see it? NO ONE. Your true problem is attention. My point is, being able to assess your own business, honestly, is a true business skill. Pick items that will REALLY move the needle. Play it out, when I finish this, what will happen? how will life be different? Getting 10K views on a video will move the needle. Trust me. Especially if you get those 10K views everyday. Have you noticed I don't have a website? I'll make well over $100K this month with NO WEBSITE. Take a second right now and answer this question. What is my TRUE SINGLE BIGGEST ROADBLOCK right now. Think on it for a bit. Ask yourself what changes after you're done? How is your life or business really all that different once you're done?

Hello all wanted to share my journey so far regarding an implementation I am busy working on. I am integrating a ecom website with make.com and Airtable to manage products / stock levels from a local database for in store products and then syncing other products via API from a dropship company here in Australia. So far mostly worked except product tags and categories seems difficult and requires 2+ scenario’s to make it work. Once I’m done with the initial product sync and the web design I want to focus on automated content and marketing so reaching out too see who can give me some ideas of what is possible to implement. (Auto blog) (TikTok and other social elements seeing that I already have all the content in Airtable) Ideas welcome.

Hey all! I’ve been trying to create my own automations with Skool and although it is very easy to do in Zapier, I want to “save” my Zaps for other automations and use a cheaper alternative such as Make. Has anyone had success with this?

@Stephen G. Pope for a content system i know you suggest airtable but why airtable over clickup or notion

Preety soon I will be showing off how I use AITable to do the amazing things that @Stephen G. Pope is showing us. I use to be upset I wasn't in the spreadsheet game, but when you come across amazing content like what is provided, the modd changes real quick. Here is some stuff I have reversed engineered a bit and played with from another workflow. P.S - The database game is a lot of money. Might be something to look into. 😁 https://aitable.ai/share/shrdqfRbeF0mYpZS7jAMA