I work hospital security on night shifts. In the gaps between rounds I’m building Summit Core — automation and deal-sourcing pipelines in n8n, plus a government procurement angle I’m still digging into. Goal: replace the paycheque with something I own before I’m 30. What I’m hoping to get here: people further down this road who’ll tell me when an idea is bad before I spend three months on it. Happy to trade notes on n8n, scraping, or anything automation — that’s the part I’m actually decent at.

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Hey guys, Is there a way you can help me get to level 2 to get some classroom lessons open? I tried interacting with publications and being active but it seems that levels don't climb if people don't like your comments...

Hey everyone 👋 It's Friday again, which means it's time to celebrate what you got done this week. Maybe you closed a deal, finally shipped something you'd been putting off, or just kept showing up when it would've been easier not to. I'll be reading through every single one. Drop your gains below 👇

Kasim said something on a call this week that's stuck with me. Delegation isn't dumping. There's a real difference. It comes down to three things: • A clear input: what they actually have to work with — resources, access, context • A clear output: not “manage my inbox,” but “cleaned up, categorized, inbox zero” • Autonomy: once those two are clear, you don't intervene Most people nail the first two. Then they hand it off, look over their shoulder, and start tweaking every step. At that point, you're still driving. They're not. That's not delegation. That's dumping with extra steps. 👇 Which one do you actually get stuck on: defining the outcome clearly, or letting go once it's handed off?