Just did a short live demo of the Roasty Flow at Guruless Business Builders. Thank you @Alexa Leitner and @Nick Nebelsky for jumping in! I know I'm not a good talker and need to improve my camera setting and stuff But what do you think about the app? Here is a short description in case you don't want to watch the video: --> Roasty Flow is a Chrome Extension that helps you turn online time into real progress. We work online and all the distractions are convenientelly on the internet. So this app gives you a simple daily workspace to plan what matters, start focused work sessions, track whether your browsing is helping or distracting you, capture useful ideas, and review your progress at the end of the day. Instead of just asking “how many hours did I work?”, Roasty Flow helps answer better questions: - Did I follow my plan today? - Did my browsing support my goals? - Did I create something useful? - Am I building momentum over time? It includes goal planning, a robust daily task management, focus sessions with pomodoro and notifications, browsing awareness, quick capture for notes and ideas that are stored locally, and a progress dashboard that shows your “Flame Score” for today, the last 7 days, 30 days, and all time. Flame score is the metric that tells you how focused you are during your focus sessions. The main value is clarity: Roasty Flow helps you see whether your attention is turning into output, so you can build better habits and stay connected to your bigger goals.

This is a roast my ad, or roast how I can describe it. Is the way I'm putting this together attractive enough? Roast & Promote is the place where you can get peer to peer audits to figure out what you can do to improve on your business, from ideas to posts, ads, designs, overall copies and landing pages. On Guruless Business Builders you get a collaborative workplace where we figure out how to make those improvements, get you to the next step with a plan, break that plan into tasks you can execute right now and you also get an app to help you focus on the plan and be self accountable for it. Both groups built to help you figure out what you need throught conversations people have after looking at your business specifically, not on pushing generic frameworks that might not apply to you.

-because my emotions are doing the editing right now. 😂🔥 Three times I’ve promoted something I developed or created. All three times, within a week, another Skooler was promoting something strikingly similar (even one almost to the name). I know we’re all creative thinkers. Similar ideas happen, and timing alone doesn’t prove copying. But damn—it’s getting hard not to side-eye the pattern. I’m drafting a message to my Founding Affiliates asking for honest testing feedback and setting clearer boundaries around private walkthroughs and unreleased development plans. Before I send it, help me tighten it: does it sound clear and professional, or does my frustration come through louder than my point? What would you cut or change? I’ll put the draft in the comments. Roast the wording—not anyone involved. 👇

I launched How I today, a Skool community where people build in public. They show how they do things while they do them, and get feedback from people who do the same. Every post starts with "How I". It's free for now, text only, and I'm building it in public, one step per post. I'd love your honest take on three things: 1/ Is it clear what How I is? 2/ Would you join? Why or why not? 3/ What would make you come back? Roast the idea, not me ;) Here it is. ✌️

@Brian Walsh has been amazing here and very very helpful to our group, giving people the best roasts this past week. And what does he do? A lot! You should check it out because all of it looks amazing. AI Teammate Lab: Build your AI team one job at a time. Job Cards, playbooks and experiments for solopreneurs who want AI teammates, not another stack to manage. I'm inside that one and already learning! Skool Nerds: For Skool builders who want to test, launch, and grow a community people actually join. Memberflow Build Income: Turn 15+ years of expertise into a clear offer and your first paying clients in 90 days, without quitting your job or building stuff nobody wants. Dollar Save Club | Money Hacks: Find your first $100 in 7 days. Lower your bills, cancel subscriptions, stack rewards and keep more of the money you already have.