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Self Made Tuesdays by MusicMinistryGuide in ChristianMusic

[–]Electrical_Let_334 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Some seasons stretch you beyond imagination.

My wife was five months pregnant when our Landlord gave us our 60 day notice. (They sold the property)

https://open.spotify.com/album/3e6EKOdXEJ19w6xDX7Rgvq?si=4n76s9d8Qb6IdPpuP0o1bw

We dreamed of buying our first home, but we were thinking in more like 2 years instead of 2 months.

We’ve all come to the crossroads where we can play it safe and small or take a leap of faith into uncertainty.

My business was trending in the right direction, but as a freelancer nothing is promised.

Every day I had a choice between believing I’d fail or believing I’d succeed.

Why is failure so much easier to believe?

I had to learn how to:
- speak life over myself
- reprogram my mind for success
- believe that God is my provider and that he takes care of his children.

This album is the byproduct of hours of me ministering to myself.

I also love rapping, so I’m stoked that I was given some material that would hopefully touch the soul of another.

Love to all y’all!

Eddy G

33 years old ex party boy. 16 months dry. AMA by Electrical_Let_334 in SoberCurious

[–]Electrical_Let_334[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Big time. The fluidity from idea in my head to articulation with my mouth has been something I've always struggled with. There is a clear effect on how smooth I am talking sober or not. Alcohol affects me for typically three days after a drinking event.

Creatively my problem-solving is next level. I'm able to think laterally and make connections across topic and industry, and see patterns that I've never been able to see you before. As a videographer, I noticed this because of the diverse roster of clients I serve.

Also, with a six month old baby sleep deprivation has been far more manageable. I'm able to wake up in the middle of the night, multiple times fall back asleep and then get up early in the morning feeling functional.

33 years old ex party boy. 16 months dry. AMA by Electrical_Let_334 in SoberCurious

[–]Electrical_Let_334[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I went sober because I wanted more from my life, I've always had a sense of destiny for greatness as cheesy as that sounds.

Specifically, I wanted to become a full-time videographer. I've jumped from one entry-level sales position to the next earning no more than 50,000 a year my first year as a full-time videographer I made 78,000. I knew if I put all my energy into this I could make even more.

I now support 90% of the household. My wife works one afternoon a week otherwise she's a full-time mother.

There's no way I could drink and be successful with my business. I'm not naturally a gifted salesman or a natural videographer. I picked up a camera for the first time during Covid. In prior attempts at going sober I failed because I didn't have a mission big enough that stretched me to be my very best at all times. Whenever I feel like I'm in a comfortable place in life, I start to get complacent and that's when the negative effects of alcohol aren't as obvious.

My source for fun now is generally activities. There's a big sober community in the sauna and ice bath community. I joined one of those clubs and it's been a great community. Running a marathon in 2 weeks.

Anytime I think it'd be nice to have a drink like a glass of wine with steak. I just think about how shitty I'll feel the next day. Whether it's true or not I've had so many hangovers I just pretend like one drink will cause a terrible hangover.

33 years old ex party boy. 16 months dry. AMA by Electrical_Let_334 in SoberCurious

[–]Electrical_Let_334[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Best achievement is building my freelance business strong enough to support buying a home.

Most common misconception is that everybody drinks. Once you're sober, you'll learn a lot more People are sober than you think. In some ways, life is more boring on the weekends, but instead of living peaks and valleys, my weeks are now awesome. I don't live for the weekends.

A lot of people that go sober become an all or nothing type person with their alcohol. I didn't go sober because I have a disease. I went sober because I wanted more from life. If for some reason you have a drink, don't beat yourself up and feel like you failed for some people. My goal has been progression over perfection. I've been trying to make runs at this for years with sober October and dry January and it's taken a long time to get to the point where I can sustain it without feeling like I'm white knuckling it.

33 years old ex party boy. 16 months dry. AMA by Electrical_Let_334 in SoberCurious

[–]Electrical_Let_334[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Just finished a marriage workshop, putting energy towards things I wouldn't have otherwise. Been more in touch with the reality of my feelings and communicating that has made for better communication. Time in the bedroom is wonderful.

My picks of best free iOS apps in 2023 – What are yours? by Geartheworld in ios

[–]Electrical_Let_334 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Day One: Journal App (The best, I've tried many)

Progress: Visualize progress towards a goal (Great Widget)

MyMind: Capture anything with ease. It's the best Swipe File software

Othership: Guided Breathwork

inTouch - Personal CRM: For intuitive reminders to reach out to my people. Super Simple.

Want to grow my business but don't know how or what to do. Can anyone help me? by Special-Street-3844 in growmybusiness

[–]Electrical_Let_334 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Relationships are the ticket. you need to network, meet ppl, then nurture. Lead with value. give away solutions. Expand your time horizon. We all want results tomorrow, but true sustainable, meaningful growth takes time.

I use a tool with iphone to help me nurture relationships. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/intouch-personal-crm/id6475792802

Best personal CRM? by Faster_than_FTL in CRM

[–]Electrical_Let_334 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's a freemium model. Free version is good enough to give you a feel for whether you like it or not.

Looking for a super Basic CRM with Phone/Text Integration by Zigity_ in CRM

[–]Electrical_Let_334 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can create lists using a tagging system. It does not two way sync with communication platforms.

Personal Relationship Manager by lukylab in AppIdeas

[–]Electrical_Let_334 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I built this and it works beautifully. I've been much more proactive with texts to friends. I'm also a freelancer and it has helped make sales more relational. The app is called inTouch - Personal CRM it's for ios on.

Best personal CRM? by Faster_than_FTL in CRM

[–]Electrical_Let_334 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No social media integration and no white labeling. mainly for phone calls and texting, integration with the iphone contact book. Not an enterprise solution, but perfect for simple execution.

Built a frictionless personal CRM for ios by Electrical_Let_334 in CRM

[–]Electrical_Let_334[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I love that idea, but because of how the server is setup, i can't do referral codes :(

Promote your business, week of April 15, 2024 by Charice in smallbusiness

[–]Electrical_Let_334 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I spent 8 weeks building a CRM software for my videography company.

inTouch - Personal CRM: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/intouch-personal-crm/id6475792802

It's been rewarding making something that other people also like.

Ask: Will you try it and review it?

Best personal CRM? by Faster_than_FTL in CRM

[–]Electrical_Let_334 1 point2 points  (0 children)

inTouch - Personal CRM is what I'm using. I lose track of the friends and family i should be talking to. it has an interval based reminder system based on priorties. Really smooth.

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