u/Past-Comfortable-655

The last time I was 220 pounds was in 2004 when I left high school. Hitting this milestone a few days before my 40th birthday has been extremely difficult, emotionally exhausting, and incredibly satisfying all at the same time.

I have cried, put myself down, failed, gotten back up, and kept going across every stall and uptick in the process. I've learned a lot about myself, and I feel so incredibly privileged to be able to afford these medicines that have very clearly done their part as much as I have done mine. The body dysmorphia I've realized I have is insane, but that's an issue for the me that's starting her journey to Onederland after my birthday. I've earned a week off the macro counting, and I'm so looking forward to a big ass slice of cake. 🎂 🎉 ♍️

I've been with my company for a year and we are leaving Buildertrend as the costs have skyrocketed. I've never worked construction before, but I was told BT is the gold standard, and tbh, I don't think we used most of the features.

This means I've seen a lot of comments about JobTread, Ressio, Sage, etc. The thing is, we're a very small company, 3-5 users max (one of which is the owner who would need the access but the other 3 of us would be the real users) and we'd be using Quickbooks to send invoices, so it wpuld need to integrate. We're looking for something that's not extremely expensive and easy enough for our non-techy owner to use if needed. The thing is, I don't want to sit through a million sales pitches or be pressured into making a quick decision by sales people given the task has fallen on me, but pricing tends to require that. Are there any recommendations? We are a GC, and while we do residential work, we're trying to shift into more commercial work, if that helps at all.

Any help would be appreciated, thank you!

Hit a milestone on my way to my goal weight

Leaving BuilderTrend