Opening a second clinic and hiring 2 DCs. Malpractice + payers won’t let them treat until we show primary source license verification. State board phone line is 2hr hold times.
We’re paying rent on an empty room while waiting. Solo owners, how did you speed this up without hiring credentialing staff?
Been beta testing capcut video studio for a while. Wanted to see how it holds up to a professional eye so I showed 5 clips to a friend who's a working DP. Didn't tell him they were AI.
He critiqued the color grading on one clip. Said the lighting in another looked like it was shot during magic hour with a diffusion filter. Asked what lens I used on the third one.
Then I told him. Long pause. He watched them again and said he could see it on the second watch but admitted first pass he had no idea.
A year ago this would not have been possible.
Every year CES hands out innovation awards and most of the winners are stuff you never hear about again. Watched Anker's charger teardown video and noticed their latest one won a CES 2026 award. Got me curious if anyone here has bought CES award winners and whether the award meant anything in practice or if it's just a marketing badge.
Budget: open
Priority: something comfortable enough for 8 hours of calls daily that also doesn't make me sound terrible to the other person
Research: replaced three pairs in four years, tried the software noise-cancellation route
I accept that TWS earbuds aren't classic BIFL because of battery degradation. That's not my main question. My question is whether there's any earbuds solution -- wired or wireless -- that is actually built to last AND handles call audio properly.
Every pair I've owned fails on one or both: comfort breaks down after a year of 8-hour days, or the call quality means the other person constantly hears my surroundings. I know there's software for the noise problem. Tried it. Helps partially, adds a processed quality to voice, and requires an active subscription.
Is there a durable option that's comfortable enough for 8 hours of calls and actually isolates your voice for the person on the other end? Or is wired the only real answer here.
I am new to n8n and built a workflow. Typeform submission creates a ClickUp task and notifies a manager in Slack for approval. It works for one approver.
Now my boss wants multi step approvals. If amount is under 500, manager only. If over 500, manager then finance. If over 5000, add the CFO. My n8n graph is already a mess and the If nodes are hard to maintain. Plus if someone is on PTO I have to edit the workflow. How do beginners handle dynamic approval chains without rebuilding the whole thing each time?
EPA RRP certified painter. GCs now want contractor license verification + EPA cert + state license all checked before I can bid.
I’m spending 2hrs per bid just gathering PDFs and screenshots from different sites. Small jobs aren’t worth it anymore. Is there one place to pull all this?
No matter what software companies buy, someone always ends up maintaining a spreadsheet because information lives in too many places. CRM has one set of data, proposal teams have another, and leadership wants separate reporting.
Feels like this shouldn’t still be happening.
Every consultant is pitching AI now. Who is actually using it to win more contracts and would you recommend?
Had a client say they wanted a simple event. Now there are sponsors, speakers, VIP guests, registration issues and venue changes.
Why does this always happen What could we be doing wrong?
For those handling billing for LMFTs, LCSWs, and psychologists, what clean claim rate are you hitting this year?
I’ve been auditing a group practice and we’re stuck at 82% due to POS code errors, time-based psychotherapy coding, and eligibility issues with commercial payers. 90834 vs 90837 is still tripping up providers, and United keeps downcoding. Group therapy 90853 is another headache with NCCI edits.
I’m pushing for better intake verification, but curious what others do. Do you use real-time eligibility tools? How strict are you about same-day claim submission? Also seeing more out-of-network billing questions as patients switch plans mid-treatment. Share what’s actually moving the needle for therapist billing.
As a growing marketing agency, we’ve been relying on referrals and inbound leads, but I’d like to build a more predictable outbound channel. Cold email seems like the obvious choice, but managing it internally has been time-consuming.
I’m considering outsourcing to cold email services, but I’m unsure if they can maintain the level of personalization needed to land agency clients.
For agency owners here, did outsourcing cold email help you scale, or did it create more problems?
I find that i spend more time managing my Trello and Notion than actually doing the tasks. I'm looking for task management automation that can look at my project deadlines and automatically organise my day-to-day list based on priority. I want to wake up, see exactly what needs to be done, and not touch my project board until the work is finished. Does anyone has a setup that minimizes the meta-work of planning?
I've been tasked with running an ABM campaign targeting 50 high-value tech firms , but the manual research for each decision-maker is taking my team forever.
We need to find a way to automate the initial outreach and engagement on LinkedIn without losing the high-level sophistication required for enterprise sales . I'm looking at LinkedIn marketing services that can handle the technical prospecting while we focus on the creative strategy and final closing .
My concerns is that a lot of these services are just growth hacks that don't respect the professional boundaries of C-suite executives . Has anyone found a partner hat can execute a highly disciplined , data-backed ABM strategy on LinkedIn?
I’m staring at a DoD RFP that’s about 400 pages of cybersecurity fine print. My boss wants us to try some ai based contracting gov software to help map out the compliance matrix, but I’m paranoid. Has anyone actually had a tool catch a missing NIST requirement, or is it still safer to just do it manually and lose a weekend? I’m worried about AI blindness where I just trust whatever the screen says.
I get about ten DMs a day from people offering LinkedIn marketing services, and ironically, they are all terrible at it. It’s always a generic script that has nothing to do with my business.
I actually want to hire a service that does this the right way, identifying actual prospects and starting real human dialogues. I’m tired of the ""I saw your profile and loved your work"" BS. Does a service exist that actually prioritizes quality over sheer volume of connection requests?