Your competitor replies to leads in 3 seconds. Are you still buried in unread emails?
Built an automation that logs new leads + alerts you instantly. 60 sec demo 👇
Built my first real estate website concept for a Dubai advisor.
The goal:
a one-page experience that showcases the person behind the listings, builds trust, and makes it easier for clients to connect.
Learning by building.
https://t.co/v0fxPxQMrO
Real estate leads don’t always disappear because buyers aren’t serious.
Sometimes, the conversation just gets buried.
That’s what I’m building around:
Buyer → qualified lead → instant alert.
Less lost DMs. More follow-up.
For a long time, I asked myself:
“Why not show people what I can build?”
So I’m doing it.
Building, learning, taking risks, and sharing the journey.
Now focused on helping Dubai real estate advisors capture & qualify buyer leads before they get lost in DMs.
@DrShauryaGarg Exactly. Sometimes “preparing” is just procrastination wearing a productivity costume.
The harder part is figuring out what the smallest actual action is. What are you personally avoiding right now?
@chornios@moricalliope Honestly, I don't think motivation is always the answer.
Sometimes the pressure of “I’m falling behind” makes starting even harder.
What’s the one thing you’re most behind on right now?
@urhobosappho That anxiety/ doomscrolling/ more anxiety loop is brutal 😭
When you look at the workload, what’s the one thing you actually need to start with?
@AskMichaelTaiwo That "the proposal is still not written" part hits hard.
Do you think the problem is usually not knowing what to do next, or knowing exactly what to do but avoiding the start?
@AriasKai71270 Knowing why you procrastinate and actually being able to stop are two very different things.
What’s the thing you’re currently avoiding?
You know what needs to be done.
You keep putting it off.
I’m building Momentum, an AI accountability coach for freelancers that helps you actually follow through.
Looking for 10 people to test it.
Reply “momentum”.
#freelancers#AI
Day 10 of building in public: reached out to a coach today about the lead-tracking automation. She's not there yet business-wise, but she took the time to reply kindly.
That's still a win, means the message is landing.
Spent today learning why Make's regex module was silently failing, turns out it needs a capture group () around the pattern, even for simple matches. Small detail, huge difference. Building automations one bug at a time.
built an automation that extracts phone numbers and budget amounts straight from email text using regex no manual data entry.
Turns a messy inquiry email into clean, structured data in your spreadsheet automatically.
This is the kind of thing that saves businesses hours everyweek
Forgetting to follow up = losing money.
This automation won't let that happen — auto-tracks every lead and reminds you the second it's time to follow up 👇
10-minute setup. DM open for businesses that want this.