I turned one of my competition entries into a real business. That has been part of my goals with these comps—to see what I can drum up that’s been sitting in my head, waiting to escape into material reality. Like a true ADD entrepreneur, I have tried many other things while building my primary business. With every endeavor, I’ve either burnt out, or realized I didn’t have enough capital, or that I needed to stay focused on my original business. Well, I got my first lead ever (outside of the primary biz) for something I spun up here!!!! I will be mentioning ICM to them as “the final puzzle piece” since the core service I’m selling is marketing related, and I hope to upsell the client into the ICM later. I have the call on Friday. Even if they don’t buy, I’m so happy to get a lead. I have spent only $60 to test that business model and I got a lead. this is the best test I’ve conducted since my original business (luxury house cleaning, if you’re wondering) and I’m pumped. I’m looking for a 100/1 LTV/CAC ratio. I know it’s out there. Could this be it??? Let’s find out!

Curious how others are handling file links in ICM-style workspaces, especially if you’re also using Obsidian for visual navigation. I’ve been trying to keep links functional instead of decorative. My current pattern is: - Index = where this file primarily belongs - Links = closely related files worth navigating with it - Source Of Truth / Pointer / Route To = operational links, not just visual links - Avoid inter-linking every mentioned file, because the graph gets noisy fast - Only add links when they help with routing, ownership, review, or resume context So the goal is not “maximum backlinks.” We want a graph that shows how the workspace actually operates. As I see it: Obsidian rewards dense linking visually, but ICM rewards narrow context loading. Too many links can make the graph pretty but semantically weak. How are you all deciding what deserves a link vs what should stay plain text?

Context: i currently working on building a Real estate comprehensive CRM, that runs 80% locallly on the realtor machine, for one user though. i need your input to look at the attached folder structure, i feel somethings are missing and some are not much needed. Also attached is a summary of the project od what it will look like for the user.