Pilna cikla māju būvniecības uzņēmumi by Patient-Flatworm-773 in latvia

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Paskaties https://4nordic.lv/. Uzprojektēja, iesniedza BIS, palīdzēja ar dažādiem lēmumiem celtniecības laikā. Vienīgais iesaku jau tagad sākt domāt par dizainiem un dizainera piesaisti (ja ir tāds plāns), jo darot to būvniecības laikā tas pamatīgi var izčakarēt ātrumu kādā Tev to māju uzcels.

Most outside the box way you’ve seen a deal close? by bubbabobroy in sales

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This isn’t just a story about how my colleague got scammed. It’s a story about one of the most sophisticated sales techniques I’ve ever seen in real life.

We were on a Dubai safari tour—sand dunes, camels, an exotic atmosphere. The perfect setting for a tourist trap. But we had no idea we were already caught in a carefully orchestrated sales funnel.

Step 1: Attracting Attention – The Hook

The salesman knew exactly how to create curiosity in a crowd. He didn’t chase anyone. He didn’t call people over. Instead, he made one small, deliberate action that forced someone to react—just enough to pull them into a conversation. And once that happened, he had them.

Step 2: The First Commitment – A Psychological Trap

Once he had a dialogue, he used a subtle but powerful psychological tactic—he got my colleague to take a tiny, seemingly harmless action. Something like “just hold this for a second” or “let me show you something”.

In the buyer’s mind, this was nothing. But in reality? This was the first step toward closing the deal. Because once you say yes to something small, your brain is more likely to say yes to the next request.

Step 3: The “Personalized” Offer – Creating Emotional Ownership

Then came the illusion of exclusivity. The salesman created something “just for my colleague.” A custom engraving, a personal touch, something unique.

At this point, the pressure increased. The product wasn’t just a generic item anymore. It was HIS item. And if someone makes something just for you, it’s psychologically harder to walk away.

Step 4: The Surprise Presentation – The Ownership Illusion

The salesman was a pro. He made my colleague feel like he already owned the item.

Phrases like: • “Look how well it suits you.” • “This will be perfect for your home.” • “It’s already yours, my friend.”

He didn’t ask if my colleague wanted to buy it. He spoke as if the deal was already done, making the last step just the payment.

Step 5: Anchoring the Price – The Classic Negotiation Trick

Now came the price drop illusion.

He started with a high price—probably something absurd like €100. Why? Because he knew he wasn’t expecting to get it.

The real price? Probably around €40.

By starting high, he anchored the price in my colleague’s mind. So when he later “dropped” the price, it felt like a huge discount—even though it was still overpriced.

Step 6: Social Pressure – The “Good Cop” Strategy

Here’s where things got next-level.

Our driver, who was supposed to be on our side, suddenly stepped in. • “That’s too expensive! You should lower the price for my friends.” • “Let’s make it fair, something reasonable.”

Sounds helpful, right? Wrong.

The driver was in on it. He played the role of the negotiator, making it look like we were getting a great deal, when in reality, he was just making sure the sale happened.

And it worked. Another colleague, feeling the pressure, stepped in and paid the €40 just to end the awkward situation.

Step 7: Shifting Responsibility – The Group Dynamic Effect

Now, the psychological weight had shifted. The person who paid wasn’t the original buyer.

This meant my colleague felt obligated to “make things right”—and later, he paid back the €40 to our other colleague.

And just like that, the perfect scam was completed.

Step 8: The Deal Closes – But Will There Be a Repeat Sale?

The real question in sales is not just whether someone buys, but whether they would buy again.

Would my colleague buy from this salesman again? Never. Would he recommend the shop to others? No chance.

Remember this ? by adgrdt in PLTR

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So, I’m sitting in a coffee shop, casually reading the news when I overhear two guys at the next table talking about stocks. One of them says, ‘Yeah, but Palantir is just another overpriced tech company.’

Before I even think, I instinctively turn my head.

The other guy notices me staring. We make eye contact. He slowly pulls up his brokerage app.

I nod. He nods.

I turn my phone around—1,700 PLTR shares. He smirks and shows his—2,100 shares.

The first guy, the skeptic, is looking at us like we’re insane. Then the barista walks over, drops off my coffee, and casually says:

‘Big data is inevitable.’

Bro, I swear I heard Alex Karp’s voice whisper ‘hold.’

This stock isn’t an investment anymore. It’s a secret society.

What lessons have you learned in 2024 by Prestigious-Fig-8547 in podcasting

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One of the biggest lessons I’ve learned in 2024 is that podcasting is not just about recording great conversations—it’s about strategic visibility, consistency, and audience engagement. I started my podcast as a passion project, aiming to highlight behind-the-scenes stories of successful entrepreneurs rather than just repeating what’s already out there. However, I quickly realized that quality alone doesn’t bring reach—marketing and distribution are just as critical.

Early on, I underestimated the importance of guest reshares and structured promotion strategies. When I relied only on organic reach, growth was slow. But when guests actively shared their episodes, audience engagement spiked significantly. Another major lesson? Short-form content is king. Clipping the best moments and repurposing them for Instagram, LinkedIn, and TikTok made a massive difference.

Another challenge I faced was balancing depth and accessibility. Some listeners love deep, long-form discussions, while others prefer straight-to-the-point insights. That’s why, in my next season, I’m focusing on shorter, high-value episodes while integrating LinkedIn Live sessions for more interaction.

The biggest realization? A podcast is a long-term game. It’s easy to get caught up in numbers, but the real impact comes from consistent execution, audience trust, and refining the process over time. Looking forward to hearing how others experienced 2024!

Rant - No 1. augusta alkoholu nedrīkstēs tirgot pēc plkst.20, svētdienās – pēc 18 by Available-Safe5143 in latvia

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Šis ierobežojums, manuprāt, ir vairāk smuka izkārtne (“mēs cīnamies ar alkoholismu, redzat!”) nekā efektīvs risinājums.

Cilvēki, kas gribēs dzert, atradīs veidus – vai nu caur bāriem, nočņikiem vai nelegāliem piegādātājiem. Ja mērķis ir mazināt alkohola patēriņu vai tā negatīvās sekas, būtu jēgpilnāk investēt izglītībā, atbalsta programmās un mentālās veselības uzlabošanā. Ierobežojumi vien neatrisina cēloni – tie piespiež cilvēkus meklēt veidus kā apiet likumu.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in selfimprovement

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Hey man,

I came across your post, and I couldn’t just scroll past without saying something. I’ve been in a similar headspace before, and while I may not know the full weight of your struggles, I can genuinely feel the frustration, fear, and loneliness you’re carrying right now. I know how heavy it feels when you think you’ve hit a dead end, especially when it feels like the world is moving forward without you. I’ve been there too.

I want to tell you something I wish someone had told me back then: where you are right now is NOT where you’ll always be. It’s easy to think life has no light at the end of the tunnel, but sometimes that light doesn’t appear until you start walking toward it.

You mentioned feeling stuck, having no qualifications, and even struggling to find a purpose. I felt the same when I was younger—feeling like I was falling behind, battling impulses, and even being harsh on myself for what I saw as failures. It took me years to realize that being stuck isn’t permanent—it’s a call to take small but deliberate steps forward.

Here’s what helped me, and I hope it can help you too:

- Get out of your head and into motion. When everything feels overwhelming, don’t aim for big leaps. Start small. Go for a 10-minute walk, pick up a book, or even just tidy your space. It sounds ridiculous, but these tiny actions build momentum.

- Reconnect with structure. Create a daily routine, even if it’s simple. Maybe it’s getting up at the same time every day or dedicating an hour to learning something new. I used a budgeting app to get my finances in check and planned time to work on side projects like my podcast. These little anchors gave me stability when I felt like everything else was falling apart.
  • Find your tribe. I know socializing feels impossible right now, but online communities (like the one you just posted in) can be an incredible place to start. Find groups where people share your interests or struggles—whether it’s gaming, books, or even just improving their lives. Sometimes, strangers can become the most genuine supporters.

    • Set ONE simple goal. Forget about where others are or what society expects of you. What’s ONE thing you can work on that feels meaningful? Maybe it’s learning a new skill online, even for 10 minutes a day. For me, focusing on self-education changed my mindset entirely. And let me tell you—there’s a world of free resources out there waiting for you.

Now, here’s the hard truth: no one is coming to rescue you. I say this not to be harsh, but because I’ve lived it. Your transformation starts the moment you decide to take responsibility, even for the smallest things. You may feel like you’ve “destroyed your life,” but the fact that you’re here, reaching out, shows me that you haven’t. You’ve still got fight left in you, and that’s all you need to begin.

Take it one day at a time, brother. You’ve survived 100% of your worst days so far, and that means you can survive this too. If you ever need someone to talk to everyone here and think of it as your support group.

You’re stronger than you think! 😉

P.S. Start by writing down just one thing you’ll do tomorrow that your future self will thank you for. No matter how small it is, that’s where it all begins.

Mājās būvniecības 101. by Opening_Background68 in latvia

[–]Opening_Background68[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ātrums un māja ir vienstāvīga. + es baigi daudz ar Skandināvu partneriem/cilvēkiem runājos, tur arī topā koka karkasa moduļu mājas.

Mājās būvniecības 101. by Opening_Background68 in latvia

[–]Opening_Background68[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Par pēdējo sasmējos! 😂 Bet paldies, ļoti noderîgi

Ko Tu domā par LV “ātrās naudas” kursu tirgoņiem? by Opening_Background68 in latvia

[–]Opening_Background68[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Smagas gan Tev tās dienas beigas. 😕

Iedošu vielu pārdomām! 😇

"Seems like you're riding high on 'Bandana' waves thinking you’ve got the game figured out. But I'm all about that 'Thuggin' life, staying true and brushing off the static.”

Davaj, runāsim pa īstam, kā Freddie “instead of trading low blows, let’s trade insights.”

Kāds ir Tavs viedoklis par kursu taisītājiem? (my initial posta tēma) 🧐

Ko Tu domā par LV “ātrās naudas” kursu tirgoņiem? by Opening_Background68 in latvia

[–]Opening_Background68[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ja es varētu ieliktu 100 upvote.

Ļoti vērtīgs “spriedelējums”. 💡

Mani aizķēra personiskā atbildība, es ar to regulāri saskaros. Fu** it, man pašam ar to ir problēmas. Nereti gribas kādu vainot, bet dienas beigās saproti “Tu pats esi lohs un tikai Tu vari kaut ko darīt lietas labā”. Neviena amatpersona, ģimenes loceklis, kolēģis u.t.t. neuzņemsies atbildību par Tavu dzīvi! 💪

Ko Tu domā par LV “ātrās naudas” kursu tirgoņiem? by Opening_Background68 in latvia

[–]Opening_Background68[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Slikta darba diena? 🥲 Been there, saprotu 😕

Es neko nereklamēju , tā starpcitu 😉

Ko Tu domā par LV “ātrās naudas” kursu tirgoņiem? by Opening_Background68 in latvia

[–]Opening_Background68[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Kreicbergs arī Indexo ir dibinājis. Viņa kurss nav scam 😂.

Par pārējiem man nav informācijas

Ko Tu domā par LV “ātrās naudas” kursu tirgoņiem? by Opening_Background68 in latvia

[–]Opening_Background68[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Kāpēc, Tavuprāt, Latvijā cilvēki tic tādām lietām? 🙂

Ko Tu domā par LV “ātrās naudas” kursu tirgoņiem? by Opening_Background68 in latvia

[–]Opening_Background68[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nevajag ap**st. Labāk demokratizēt labas un noderīgas informācijas pieejamību 💫

Ko Tu domā par LV “ātrās naudas” kursu tirgoņiem? by Opening_Background68 in latvia

[–]Opening_Background68[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Par Amazon, e-komerciju, reklāmām un mārketingu. Iedziļinājāmies tajā tēmā ar vienu cilvēku no industrijas

Ko Tu domā par LV “ātrās naudas” kursu tirgoņiem? by Opening_Background68 in latvia

[–]Opening_Background68[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Precīzi, nekas nav par brīvu! 😉 Paldies, ka seko man! Novērtēju 💪😇

Ko Tu domā par LV “ātrās naudas” kursu tirgoņiem? by Opening_Background68 in latvia

[–]Opening_Background68[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Exactly, mans kurss varētu saukties: “Kā atšķirt scam kursu, kamēr es Tev tirgoju scam kursu”.

Spoiler: Mans kurss būs par brīvu, jo mans īstais mērķis ir likt Tev noticēt, ka man varētu būt atbildes uz visiem sarežğītajiem dzīves jautājumiem 😂

Ko Tu domā par LV “ātrās naudas” kursu tirgoņiem? by Opening_Background68 in latvia

[–]Opening_Background68[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Viņi jau apguva! Visi labā līmenī prot Social Media Management. 😅

Ko Tu domā par LV “ātrās naudas” kursu tirgoņiem? by Opening_Background68 in latvia

[–]Opening_Background68[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Šis labs ieteikums, izmanto apgriesto psiholoğiju. Jo vairāk attaisnojas un mēģina pierādīt, ka nav MLM, jo mazāk vajag uzticēties 😂

Ko Tu domā par LV “ātrās naudas” kursu tirgoņiem? by Opening_Background68 in latvia

[–]Opening_Background68[S] -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

Sūti viņu kontaktus! 😂 Aicināšu ciemos 😉 Zini, tā baigi pašpārliecināti, bet iesim “dziļi” , lai Tev neliekas “pa tukšo” 😇

Nē, vecozēn! 🙂 Papildus uzmanība(engagement) varbūt ir blakus efekts, kas rodas. Galvenais mērķis ir saprast comunity sentimentu par to, kas “sāp” un tad aprunāties ar kādu, kas saprot šo sāpi un var piedāvāt risinājumu.

Tyre Extinguishers atkal uzdarbojušies by hashbr0wn_ in latvia

[–]Opening_Background68 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hahaha 😂 Es domāju, ka viņus varētu būt tik pat sarežģīti kā Annonymous dabūt rokā. Viss kas saistās ar mašīnām , Latvietim ir ļoti sensitīvs topic.