I was scrolling through old trips recently and realized I barely revisit any photos anymore because everything just lives in cloud storage forever
kind of miss when travel memories felt more physical instead of just thousands of images sitting on a phone
curious if anyone else feels this way or if I’m just being nostalgic
I am running a brand where B2B wholesale is our core revenue and we are operating across multiple platforms like Etsy and Shopify. The biggest hurdle rn is that our growth depends on reaching retailers at scale, but every step like finding leads, writing pitches, and tracking outreach is still stuck in a manual tool stitching phase. My whole system is not standardized or automated enough to actually scale.
My current tools
Claude: marketing copy and writing product listings. It is good for answering general business questions or brainstorming, do better in producing rather than executing
Accio Work: the scheduling and file generation side. It handles my Google Calendar and auto generates the PDFs i need for daily tasks, which is something i couldn't get Claude to do smoothly before.
Tailwind: content scheduling and auto publishing to Pinterest
Klaviyo: newsletter sequences and automated emails. I used to use Flodesk, but it would block business email from info@/hello@
Canva: product labels and mockups
The problem is that these tools still feel like independent islands. i want to build a truly integrated workflow. How are you guys handling the actual integration of your growth stack? Curious if you have a way to make these tools talk to each other.
So i'm in a shared workspace and don't really have a desk to call my own. just need something i can stick behind the monitor and forget about it.
been looking at the Geekom air12 7505 for around $280. thing's tiny to begin with and has vesa support so it'd literally take up zero desk space. just mount it and done.
Anyone actually using a vesa-mounted mini pc day-to-day in a cramped setup like this? does it get annoying to access ports or is it pretty much set-and-forget once you get it going?
Finally got these HW cluster studs and they look exactly how I hoped, the marquise arrangement is clean and they catch light really well even in the box.
Only issue is my earring holes are on the larger side and the posts are the regular kind (feels a bit thin for me). Already paranoid about losing one. Has anyone had posts thickened by jeweler? Also open to any tips for keeping backs more secure, the standard butterfly backs just don't feel reliable enough for me.