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I read the most recent email. It noted that those who have not uploaded the recording should upload it through the portal. I'm wondering if that means I need to send the MP4. The only thing I've found in the portal so far is a place to provide the URL. Yesterday, I put my URL to the private YouTube post of the recording. Do I need to do more?

When I completed the Event page in the SSS portal, I was delighted to see that there was an option for a workshop and for the event to be held over two days. There was a begin date and an end date. I was surprised because the initial instructions before I went to the portal were to make a 20 minute video and so I was thinking that would be the extent of my presence during the portal. I'm thinking it might be best for me to change the dates I put into the portal (Oct 19 for the begin date and Oct 20 for the end date) to one date (the same date for both start and end). Can someone please help me think this through and give me a better understanding of how much visibility I'll have during the Summit. And if any of it will be interactive (the video is simply a presentation, not interactive).

I've started keeping it simple: calendly.com for scheduling, meet.google.com for calls, and floment.ai for tracking the actual collabs, tasks, and follow-ups I'm working through. Way better than finding an exciting opportunity and realizing two weeks later I completely forgot to follow up. How are you guys keeping track of your summit, podcast, and collab opportunities?

What is the biggest roadblock you have in your business currently?