Sol Zendejas-Smith

19 • Founder & CEO
Revolutionizing the home service industry through symbiotic tech and software solutions.
Profitable insights from a profitable business.

[Sol Zendejas-Smith @Curbsightio]

My grandpa worked 4am to 10pm, every day, until his body gave out.

He owned a transmission shop and raised me when nobody else would — worked straight through my grandma's cancer just to keep the bills paid. I watched a good man give his whole life to work and never waste a single hour of it, he couldn't afford to.

Years later I'm knocking doors for a roofing company, watching good men burn entire days on houses that were never going to buy. Same waste. Different decade.
So I'm building CurbSight.

Every house in your county, scored before you leave the truck — which doors need you, which roofs got hit, who
actually owns the home. So not one hour of a working man's day gets gambled on a dead door. The data was always there. Nobody put it in the hands of the people doing the work.

I will.

This is where I build it in the open, tune in.

[Sol Zendejas-Smith @Curbsightio]

@danellisona Controversy.

I fucking hate engagement bait.

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@nicomoel 👋🤝

Profitable :)

[Sol Zendejas-Smith @Curbsightio]

Build relationships not pitches.

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@techbyhez Hoping to have a day where I get 100 follows, my best so far was 18 I think

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@buzorszn Preach brotha

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@danellisona I agree

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@DanielSmidstrup I think it looks really good, my only critique is the landing effects is a bit much but overall its Wonderfull

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@Flyashx This has been my #1 problem!

the principle that helps my design is that a 3rd grader should be able to figure it out.

[Sol Zendejas-Smith @Curbsightio]

Why I founded Curbsight.

I come from a poor family, I didn't have a dad and my mom was absent most of my life.

My grandpa owned a transmission repair shop, and my grandma worked as a car saleswomen.

My grandpa worked tirelessly to provide for us as my grandma battled cancer multiple times, its a miracle that she's even alive.
This instilled a great desire in me since I was a young boy, I wanted to be able to provide for my family and I wanted to build wealth so that no one ever had to struggle again. I would often envision marble pillars and a wide double door with a huge drive way and land as my vision of wealth. I would pray to creator every night wanting the strength and courage to create something great. As I aged a suffered a lot, I battled mental health crisis, abandonment, loss, and so much more.

I used to let that slow me down, I used to use my trauma as an excuse to not be my best.

It all changed when I flipped my mindset and took extreme ownership of my life, I was the only thing I could change, I was the solution to my problems.

So on a night sometime after my 14th birthday I sat between two extremes, life or death in which I decided I must change or I would succumb to my own illness.

That night I took a leap of faith and took 750ug of LSD in which I experienced a complete deconstruction of my ego, my mindset, and my trauma. I replayed my life from start to finish in that 14 hours in which at the end I had learned one thing: Acceptance.

I had to accept who and what I was, I had to accept that I needed to change, that I was the ultimate decision maker in my life, that I had to radically accept everything and only then could I move forward.

This was the unlock.

From that day forward I have never seen the world the same, I have never felt the same and I have never thought the same. My mind and entire existence changed in one night from a tab the size of your fingernail.

As I got into high school I felt so trapped, in-prisoned almost, I missed over half of my high school years still suffering from the depths of my trauma but from a renewed perspective of change. Yet despite my lack of attendance I graduated with honors, took AP classes, and overall was a great student.

I spent much of my time thinking outside of school, pondering and trying to become a better person. I always felt like I needed to own something, something that is truly mine. So I began to experiment with business and selling things. The first thing I ever sold was cheats for Rainbow Six Siege, and I was pretty good at it, I had my own community, people knew my name and I frequented the important circles within that community. This would later become a powerful skill that's gotten me to where I am today.

When I turned 17 I became fascinated with trading, I read so much literature, consumed an incredible amount of media and began paper trading, in which I learned I was quite proficient at. So I began to create automated trading bots which often produced significant alpha. When I turned 18 I began to try and capitalize of this, and opened my first ever legitimate business SixOhSix. This business was short lasting though as I quickly became obsessed with the power of AI and realized I was thinking too small, much too small.

So, I experimented more, I created more advanced bots, experimented with a clothing brand, eventually turned 19 and stopped messing around with this girl in which I finally felt like it was time to create something bigger.

The only thing I have ever known is sales and marketing, my first ever job was selling solar and roofs, and I worked as a marketer at one of the biggest window and door companies In North America, I felt like I had all the experience and knowledge I needed to create something bigger, and there was a glaring hole in this industry, D2D solutions and CRMs sorta sucked, there was not many options and the options presented were behind, they felt slow, clunky, didn't include enough options, didn't communicate or integrate with other apps and so much more.

That was the opportunity, and working in the industry I knew exactly what I needed to do, provide a solution that was better than the rest for a more affordable price so I could advance the industry and push the envelope even farther, I want Curbsight to be in every roofing contractors pocket.

So here we are 5 months later and this is only the beginning, I plan to not only make waves in the roofing sales industry, but make wakes in every sales industry, you will begin to see my name else where, you will see this company grow and scale.

I will change the game.

[Sol Zendejas-Smith @Curbsightio]

Learn how to handle rejection.

Or don't sell.

Simple.

[Alex Hormozi @AlexHormozi]

Everyone wants "fuck you" money.
No one wants to be told "fuck you" on their way to getting it.

Rejection is closer to success than wishing for success.

[Sol Zendejas-Smith @Curbsightio]

@DanielSmidstrup what does your impression to follow ratio look like?

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@vodka_boy crazy that people get those numbers from un-original content. I try to post real thoughts and feelings and I feel like I don't get a lot of engagement.

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Honestly, I like my bio to be short and powerful so that more people can understand what I do. I don't need a thousand words to describe what I do, I make companies more efficient through symbiotic and intuitive CRM solutions. 99% of people understand that and know exactly how I can help them from that.

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Conservative policies and white nationalism will destroy America.

Prove me wrong.

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@TONYxTWO Thank god he made you a troglodyte.

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@gi4usa @TrumpDailyPosts Lmaooo. Another immigrant thinking they know about “American culture”

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@TrumpDailyPosts You are.

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@HeyZeeshanX Congrats bro