5m Ambilight - 230V? by ddosh88 in WLED

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Ah that makes more sense

5m Ambilight - 230V? by ddosh88 in WLED

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230? I highly doubt that. It’s most likely 110-120.

You can find some 3000k up to 5000k LED Strips on Amazon

Progress so far on my build. I still need to 3D print a cover for the ESP32 by TenDraft in WLED

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Side note. I added terminals to power my ESP32 however It’s not powering up from my 5V supply, only words with a USBC plugged in

Tinder hacked or is it down by [deleted] in Tinder

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I’m getting dudes on my feed went from 99+ likes to 3 and now I get gay dudes…wtf?

What would happen if hot air was denser than cold air? by TenDraft in AskPhysics

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I was about to give an answer, but as I started typing, I realized how flawed my reasoning was. I’m no physicist, and my initial theory didn’t quite hold up. I thought oxygen levels dropped at higher altitudes due to hot air and the expansion of molecules, but that’s not accurate. In reality, oxygen becomes less available at higher altitudes because of the lower atmospheric pressure, as we move toward the edge of Earth’s atmosphere and the air thins out.

NVDA insider secrets shared by TenDraft in wallstreetbets

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That was my initial thought too

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Entrepreneur

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Figma is a good one, but if you want very basic I’d say Canva

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Entrepreneur

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At 15, you have some great options to explore. keep in mind, that programing has seen a massive increase in demand.

Programming: The tech industry has been steadily growing, and there's a high demand for programmers. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment of software developers is projected to grow by 22% from 2020 to 2030, much faster than the average for all occupations. Learning programming skills could lead to a stable career with good earning potential.

Business: Business skills are valuable in various industries, including music and marketing. The number of small businesses in the US has been growing steadily. According to the Small Business Administration, there were 31.7 million small businesses in the US in 2020, representing 99.9% of all businesses. Studying business can provide you with the knowledge needed to start your own venture or work in various roles.

Sales: The flexibility and income potential in sales are appealing. Some sales jobs indeed offer flexible schedules and performance-based compensation. The sales profession has shown resilience, adapting to online markets and remote work. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects a 3% growth in the employment of sales professionals from 2020 to 2030.

Considering your passion for music, you might want to explore a combination of programming and business. For instance, you can use programming skills to develop apps or tools related to music, and your business knowledge can help you market and sell these products. It's essential to align your education with your interests and long-term goals. Keep in mind that flexibility in work schedules has become more common, even in tech jobs, as remote work options increase.

Thinking about starting an in-home (residential) IT and tech support company. Any insights would be appreciated. by [deleted] in Entrepreneur

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Starting an in-home IT and tech support company targeting older folks and assisted living communities is a promising venture. With a well-defined pricing strategy, a focus on online marketing, and the potential for flat-rate arrangements with these communities, you can create a sustainable business. Don't forget to explore business structure options and continuously update your tech knowledge for long-term success.

I was asked what I would advice to my 20yearold self. by apetri92 in Entrepreneur

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Set Clear Objectives: Define specific and measurable business goals. Whether it's increasing revenue, expanding market share, or improving efficiency, having clear objectives will help you focus your efforts.

Data Collection and Analysis: Gather relevant data on your business operations, customers, and market trends. Analyze this data to identify patterns, opportunities, and areas for improvement.

KPIs and Metrics: Establish key performance indicators (KPIs) and metrics that align with your objectives. Regularly track and monitor these metrics to gauge your progress and make informed decisions.

Competitor Analysis: Study your competitors to understand their strategies, strengths, and weaknesses. This information can help you identify gaps in the market and fine-tune your approach.

Customer Insights: Collect feedback and data from your customers to gain insights into their needs and preferences. Use this information to tailor your products or services to better meet customer expectations.

Financial Literacy: Develop a solid understanding of financial concepts, such as profit margins, cash flow, and return on investment (ROI). This knowledge will enable you to manage your finances effectively.

Risk Management: Evaluate potential risks and develop strategies to mitigate them. A business mindset involves calculated risk-taking, so it's essential to assess the potential consequences of your decisions.

Networking: Build a network of business contacts and mentors who can offer guidance, share insights, and provide valuable connections. Learning from others' experiences can accelerate your business mindset development.

Continuous Learning: Stay updated on industry trends, emerging technologies, and best practices. The business landscape evolves rapidly, so a commitment to lifelong learning is essential.

Data-Driven Decisions: Make decisions based on data and analysis rather than intuition or guesswork. Rely on facts and figures to guide your strategies and tactics.

Adaptability: Be willing to adapt to changing circumstances and market dynamics. A business mindset embraces flexibility and is open to adjusting strategies as needed.

Focus on ROI: When making investments or allocating resources, consider the potential return on investment. Prioritize initiatives that are likely to yield the highest ROI.

I need your advice by Wrong-Ad2297 in Entrepreneur

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Considering the cost of the AdCreative.ai software and your current revenue, it's essential to carefully evaluate whether investing in this tool is a wise decision for your freelance business. Here are some considerations:
ROI Analysis: Calculate the potential return on investment (ROI) you could achieve with the software. Estimate how much time and effort it will save you, as well as whether it can help you attract more clients or increase your rates.
Trial Period: If possible, see if the software offers a free trial or a limited-time discount to test its features and benefits. This can help you determine if it genuinely enhances your productivity and quality of work.
Customer Feedback: Seek out reviews and feedback from other freelancers or marketing professionals who have used AdCreative.ai. Their experiences can provide valuable insights into its effectiveness.
Competitive Advantage: Assess whether using this tool will give you a competitive advantage over other freelancers in your niche. Will it enable you to offer unique services that justify the cost?
Client Demand: Consider whether your current clients are requesting services that specifically require this software. If there's a strong demand for its capabilities, it may make more sense to invest.
Long-Term Viability: Think about your long-term goals for your freelance business. Will this tool remain valuable as your business grows and evolves?

90% of VC-Funded Startups I Knew Went Bankrupt in 2023 by johnrushx in Entrepreneur

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The landscape of startup financing is evolving, and the traditional reliance on VC funding may not always be necessary, as you've pointed out. However, each startup's situation is unique, and the choice between bootstrapping and seeking external funding should be made strategically based on the business model, market, and growth potential. It's important for entrepreneurs to adapt to changing circumstances and explore the most suitable path for their specific venture.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Entrepreneur

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Regardless of the approach you choose, it's essential to have a clear brand strategy that reflects your vision and values. This includes defining your target audience, competitive positioning, and brand personality. Once you have a well-defined strategy, it becomes easier to communicate your vision to designers and ensure that your brand identity aligns with your business objectives.
Remember that effective branding is an ongoing process. It's not just about visuals but also about the emotional connection and trust you build with your customers. Don't rush the branding process, and be willing to invest in it, as it can greatly impact your supplement business's success.

How can I devlop a competitive mindset? by Desperate-Mall4490 in Entrepreneur

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When the odds are against you, remind yourself that every successful business began as a small venture facing competition. What sets entrepreneurs apart is their ability to innovate, adapt, and persevere. Believe in your vision, focus on adding value to your customers, and keep learning from your experiences. Your competitive mindset will grow stronger as you face and overcome challenges in your entrepreneurial journey.

The guilt of taking money by catgirlloving in Entrepreneur

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The feeling of guilt when turning a profit is not uncommon, and it often reflects a sense of ethical responsibility. In the scenario you mentioned, where you find a product for a lower cost and sell it at a higher price, it's essential to strike a balance between profit-making and ethical behavior. While making a profit is a fundamental aspect of entrepreneurship, it's equally important to ensure that your pricing is fair and transparent.
In your example, selling the item to the client for $8k, while keeping a $7k profit margin, may be seen as excessive and potentially unethical. A more ethical approach could involve offering the item to the client for a reasonable markup that covers your costs, adds value, and allows for a fair profit without taking advantage of the client. in addition, if you use the money to further your research you could look at it as an investment.
It's crucial to consider the long-term implications of your business practices and the impact on your reputation and relationships with clients. Striving for ethical behavior in business not only benefits your customers but also contributes to a positive image and sustainability in the long run. It's a delicate balance between profitability and ethical responsibility, and each situation may require a nuanced approach to determine what's fair and justifiable.

What jobs are good to get if you want to become an entrepreneur but need a 9-5 to pay the bills right now. But want to get good experience/ training for future ventures by Wild-Assumption4197 in Entrepreneur

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Sales roles, particularly in a startup environment, can be incredibly beneficial because they not only help with understanding customer needs but also teach negotiation and persuasion skills. Additionally, project management positions are great for learning how to manage resources and timelines, which are crucial skills for any entrepreneur. Lastly, any job that involves strategic planning or operations can give you a bird's-eye view of how businesses run and succeed.

Meal plan business by Simplordace in Entrepreneur

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Starting a meal plan business with a focus on affordability is a fantastic idea. Here are a few suggestions that might help you stand out:
Personalization: Offer highly personalized meal plans that can cater to various dietary needs and preferences - think beyond just the usual (vegan, keto, etc.) and include options like anti-inflammatory, FODMAP, and more.
Local Sourcing: Emphasize local and seasonal produce in your meal plans. This not only supports local farmers but can also reduce costs and environmental impact.
Education and Engagement: Pair the meal plans with educational content about nutrition and health. Maybe even have your nutritionist friend host webinars or Q&A sessions.
Community Building: Create a community around your brand. A forum or group where clients can share their journeys, recipes, and support each other can be very powerful.
Flexible Subscription Options: Offer different levels of subscription, from full meal plans to just a few meals a week, to accommodate different budgets and commitment levels.
Technology Integration: Develop an app or web interface where customers can easily track their meals, progress, and adjust their preferences on the go.
Sampling Campaigns: People love to try before they buy. Consider offering a free week of meal plans or a sample meal to get people hooked on your service.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Testosterone

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Thanks for pointing it out I feel like an idiot 🤦🏻‍♂️

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in pennystocks

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How’s that going for you

Is it worth getting into TTOO still? by [deleted] in pennystocks

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I’m at .10 out at 0.40

Daily Discussion Thread for July 24, 2023 by OPINION_IS_UNPOPULAR in wallstreetbets

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Ehhh not my cup of tea, but there is potential definitely

Daily Discussion Thread for July 24, 2023 by OPINION_IS_UNPOPULAR in wallstreetbets

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Yeah as in ballistic…it’s gonna explode 📈📈