@AlfieJCarter Resources aren't the bottleneck. most people have 50 saved guides they never opened. The bottleneck is picking one, running it on a real prospect, and seeing what happens. One skill deployed beats a library bookmarked.
Running all four in production right now. the one most people skip is proactive event-driven loops that fire before you ask. Built a system that runs pre-meeting intel briefs on autopilot every morning. By the time I sit down I already know who I'm talking to and what they care about. That's the loop that changes how you operate, not just how you build.
Built and deployed this exact model. The assessment is the wedge it earns trust and exposes where they're bleeding money. The recurring piece is where the real business lives. One thing most people miss: the assessment has to surface a specific dollar amount they're losing, not a generic 'you could improve.' When the owner sees a real number they can't unsee it. That's what closes the retainer.
Running Hermes as the operations brain for my consulting business. it holds context across sessions, synthesizes client intel, drafts deliverables, and runs on a schedule while I sleep. the finance use case is cool but it barely scratches what this thing can do when you wire it into a real workflow
@anyelamarillo Prompts don't change your life. systems do. a prompt gives you a plan. a system makes sure it actually runs when you're tired and busy and forgot you had a plan. the gap between 'I set it up' and 'it's still running 90 days later' is where most of these die.
@mikenevermiss The design is the easy part. the question is whether it still works when a real user hits it on mobile with slow wifi and no patience. shipped a site last month at 99/100/100/100 Lighthouse in 6 hours. the performance gap is where most of these fall apart.
Everyone's posting "I built a $35K website for $12"
Cool. now make it run a business.
The build is the easy part. it's always been the easy part. the hard part is getting real people to trust it, use it, and keep using it on a random Tuesday at 4 PM when things get busy.
Roughly 95% of these projects die right there. not because the tech failed. because nobody planned for the humans.
I've shipped systems that are still running 8 months later. the difference wasn't the tool. it was understanding the workflow before I touched a keyboard.
The demo is not the deployment.
@rezoundous Facts its so true. I just switched back to ChatGPT since 5.5 dropped. Plus the native Codex app. Pushing the limits on these models daily has blown me away.
@sama I switched away from CHATGPT as my main driver 2 years ago to Claude.
CODEX paired with 5.5 brought me back. Your slaying it again. Keep going 💪 local control is the way
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@kvncnls Pretty UI delivers no actual value. Plus no way this can score SEO 100 on Lighthouse.
Build for value to target market. Plus ranking high on SEO optimization at the same time.
Building a two-day intensive on this. Operator-grade AI workflow, taught hands-on, small cohort, real builds shipped during the program.
Limited seats by design. Operators ready to ship, not curious tourists.
If you want in when the first cohort opens DM me.
EVOLVE RELENTLESSLY.
Today I shipped a production marketing website in 6 hours.
Lighthouse final score:
Performance: 99 Accessibility: 100 Best Practices: 100 SEO: 100
Most agencies sell this scope at $25K and 4-6 weeks.
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