This Saturday we will be kicking off our Automation Cohort where I do a breakdown on how to automate and use AI Agents without requiring code. The cohort is going to be from 3pm-4pm. See you there!

Start by introducing yourself. Keep it simple and grounded. Share: - What you currently do or are working toward - One career goal you’re actively focused on - One area where you want more clarity or leverage - Where you’re based - One non-career thing you enjoy or spend time on This community works best when people show up thoughtfully, read each other carefully, and help each other sharpen how they think and communicate. Post your intro and let’s start from there.

You are applying to the same remote jobs as 500 other people because you are using the same job boards everyone else uses. Your applications disappear into black holes. This is a curated remote job board that focuses on companies actively hiring and roles with realistic requirements. It helps job seekers who want remote work but are tired of competing with massive applicant pools on mainstream sites. It works because it filters out the noise and focuses on opportunities where you actually have a chance. Less competition means your application gets seen by real humans instead of getting lost in automated systems. Pick three companies from the board today and research their recent news or product updates before you apply. Use that information to customize your cover letter opening. Which remote job boards have given you the best response rates? Have you noticed certain types of companies respond faster than others? Access the job board: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1VVvp_U-krLy91J732BPjlxwbUM_nLANdYH0LMjfPKsQ/edit Stay Dangerous

Use this thread to document progress. A win does not have to be a promotion or an offer. It can be clarity, a better conversation, or a decision you avoided for too long and finally made. Guidelines: - Keep it specific - Focus on what changed or moved - Avoid motivational speeches If you can clearly describe the win, you are more likely to repeat it. If you cannot, there is probably more signal to extract. Post your wins or progress below.

Quick question for the community. Right now our livestreams scheduled to run midday, but I’m considering moving them to the evening to make attendance easier. The workshops are usually 60mins-90mins so the ranges presented don't necessairly reflect how long our Workshops and Streams will be. Can you give the team some feedback and Vote below: what time works best for you?