u/Batmon3

Does anyone have any good recommendations? I see most people build there out, I just don't have a lot of room to do that.

I've been misfiring intermittently. It's gotten better, and now really only happens when going uphill or really pushing it.

I changed the fuel filter, spark plugs etc and it got slightly better but still was occuring.

I changed all the spark plug wires, and it seems much better but is still happening from time to time really when going uphill.

What could it be?

It's a '93 XJ, only code throwing is a code 15 for the speed sensor

I'm thinking of putting $1k into this to see if it can pump again. What do you think?

Thoughts on Alpha Compute?

I personally like their mission. I'm big on computing privacy, so I will hold no matter what.

Currently I work in precious metals (9 months)

I have done $3.1m in sales since being here, but the job sucks. I work for the worst company in the industry and 90% of the openers here are making absolutely no money.

The only people making money are the closers. I can't do it anymore.

I have some connections at 2 other gold companies that are definitely better and openers there are actually making good money.

But I also really want to get into Fintech, I just know it's a hard market right now for tech sales.

I am 23, have really 9 months of high ticket financial sales, don't have a degree or experience in b2b sales, but I really want to get into it.

What's the best way? BDR roles or?

Have a small position (1k shares)

I want to hear your thoughts on this stock. I know they have pivoted a lot in the last year alone.

That means that I will need it to hit $13/share just to break even.

And I'd need $70/share to hit my goal of $10k+ profit.

Idk, I might hold to see where it goes, but this is fucked.

We have to be real, we got fucked in our ass.

What are your thoughts everyone?

I'm still holding long 10k shares -> 0.17 :)

For now, they will keep generating revenue from their Halo product (dog food)

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Then use that profit and put it into the EMJX AI machine, which will generate more revenue than HALO.

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So basically

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Investment returns start exceeding dog food revenue

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The the Investment portfolio becomes the primary business

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Then the dog food will be sold off or phased out..

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I think that's what will happen. For now the dog food has to stay as the main profit driver to fuel the AI engine.

Not trying to spread FUD, I actually bought more shares in the dip and plan to hold for the long term. I'm just curious as to why Eric Jackson isn't the CEO?

Could it go to $5? How long do you think it would take?

I like the name Maple, it's what I want but all the good domains are taken.

I can do

maplehq.ai

maplehq.io

mapleonline.io

mappleapp.io

Idk I just like the name Maple, but I'm afraid of the domain limiting me..

My SaaS is going to be mainly sold in person to local businesses. So I guess it doesn't matter. What do you think?

I have always been interested in government/military contracting, and I somehow landed an interview at a military contractor.

The role seems really awesome. I work in sales currently (precious metals), and work extremely hard here.

But working in defense sales has actually been my dream for so long, I know it's just hard to break into, especially at a legit company.

I work full commission in office, but this is base pay plus commission and fully remote.

I really want to get my foot in the door!

Hey everyone!

I work in financial services and make about 300-400 calls a day.

I use Salesforce for managing my base, and I have to take manual notes, which can take up a lot of time.

So I made a tool for those who call a lot of people like me, or even ones who don't, but have long conversations with clients that require a lot to memorize.

It can also just be used as a manual note taker as well if you don't use Salesforce.

No calls are recorded, the audio file gets deleted after transcription.

https://closenote.ai/

Hey everyone!

I work in financial services and make about 300-400 calls a day.

I use Salesforce for managing my base, and I have to take manual notes, which can take up a lot of time.

So I made a tool for those who call a lot of people like me, or even ones who don't, but have long conversations with clients that require a lot to memorize.

It can also just be used as a manual note taker as well if you don't use Salesforce.

No calls are recorded, the audio file gets deleted after transcription.

https://closenote.ai/

Hey everyone!

I've been working in sales for the past year. Mainly using Salesforce as my CRM, and I hated manually taking notes since it took up so much of my time.

I looked on reddit and found that people also have the same frustrations. I know gong and chorus are expensive enterprise tools, so I built a tool to help automate note taking for the normal sales rep/AE's. It's completely free!

It's called closenote

https://closenote.ai

It's very simple, none of your audio files get stored and it's completely free currently to try out and use!

This is the MVP so there are definitely improvements to be made, and I plan on adding other CRM's in the future.

Even if you don't use Salesforce, you can still use it to take notes and keep your notes stored on our dashboard if you're on an important call, etc.

Works on mobile too, currently a webapp, but I plan to make a mobile app for it.

We have a roadmap we want to execute in the near future.

Let me know what you think!