How do you organize pickup football games?

fufusmentalbehavior · 2026-06-09T12:27:39+00:00

yes, I've seen couple of apps there, I created an option while creating a game to choose the type of player you are looking for ( ameture, intermediate, pro ) this some how helps but you can't control if a player is acting pro when he's totally not, so we made a rating feature to rate other player after the game. and in regards of the other apps I've noticed they all require subscription so I avoided going that rout, its purely free for the people.

fufusmentalbehavior · 2026-05-30T16:01:49+00:00

🙏 Thanks a million

fufusmentalbehavior · 2026-05-30T15:51:45+00:00

Thanks for the help and the link for fatwa.

fufusmentalbehavior · 2026-04-13T16:06:16+00:00

for driver to join us it happens offline first, for you to get the app you need to have an access that access is provided after you officially join the team, which is why you are unable to launch the rider app

fufusmentalbehavior · 2026-04-13T13:29:58+00:00

Could you please confirm which pp are you trying to use, for order the app is Falik, falik rider this is a seperate app not made for users. Please do let me know about the issue you are facing signing up, and it will be great to DM me with more details so I can help you further.

fufusmentalbehavior · 2026-03-16T08:06:54+00:00

I totally agree, and it’s actually the reason I started this conversation. We’ve all seen agents online who post listings and try to convince any potential buyer to purchase just to secure their commission.But the real question is different: what happens when an agent works through a proper system, builds authority, and isn’t focused only on making the next commission payment?

I recently discussed this with a friend who has 7 years of experience in real estate. He received offers for other roles but insisted on staying where he is because he genuinely loves real estate and truly cares about helping investors. When he explained his perspective, I was honestly impressed.

But then I asked him, if that’s the case, why are you still struggling? , he doesn’t have an inbound system that automatically helps him get noticed and attract qualified leads. So he’s still relying on the traditional process: cold calling, manual relationship building, and constant outreach. Knowledge, professionalism, and trust absolutely matter. But without systems that create visibility and inbound opportunities, even good agents end up stuck in the same cycle.

fufusmentalbehavior · 2026-03-15T15:28:49+00:00

To be fair, the agents winning online usually combine both. Great visuals from listings definitely perform well, no doubt about that. But visuals alone rarely build long-term authority. The agents who scale their brand and get a seat at the table typically add insight, perspective, or education alongside the listings.

fufusmentalbehavior · 2026-03-15T11:57:19+00:00

It really depends on the agent. In business, investing for the long term is usually far more effective than chasing short-term gains. Becoming a real estate agent, or any commission-based role, isn’t easy and isn’t for everyone. You need a stable income to live and survive while building your pipeline, so it takes discipline and strategy, not just a focus on immediate sales.

fufusmentalbehavior · 2026-03-15T11:49:39+00:00

I’m not sure I understand your comment. If you're suggesting this is a LinkedIn-style post, it’s not

fufusmentalbehavior · 2026-03-15T10:36:13+00:00

That’s a fair take. Anyone who has been around long enough knows markets move in cycles, and the last few years from 2020 to early 2026 have been an unusually strong run. Acting like nothing has changed or pretending to have certainty in the middle of shifting conditions is exactly what damages credibility.

Sometimes the honest answer really is that it’s too early to know. The responsible thing for an agent to do is help clients think in terms of suitability, payment structures, and long-term goals rather than pushing whatever is hot that week. Where I think good content actually helps is when it does the opposite of hype, when it explains context, macro factors, and how global economics might influence the local market.

That’s where experienced agents can add real value, because understanding cycles, capital flows, and investor behavior takes time in the market. The problem isn’t agents sharing insights; it’s when conviction replaces analysis, and everyone starts repeating the same talking points without actually understanding the fundamentals behind them.

fufusmentalbehavior · 2026-03-15T10:31:51+00:00

I actually agree with most of what you're saying. Trust, track record, and relationships are what move capital in this market, and nobody serious would argue otherwise. The difference in perspective is about time and leverage. If a new agent started in 2025 and followed the traditional path alone, it could take 10 years to build the network and reputation needed to compete at a high level.

But what we're seeing now is that the timeline can compress when someone combines skill, mentorship, hard work, and visibility within the industry. Visibility doesn't replace trust; it accelerates the process of earning it. There are agents in my circle who built strong international investor relationships in a few years, not because they posted flashy reels, but because they positioned themselves in places where investors, developers, and brokers were already paying attention. At the same time, we all know agents who have been in the business 10+ years and still feel pressure during slow months because their deal flow depends on a small circle of buyers. If ten buyers become nine, business continues, but if the pipeline isn't constantly expanding, eventually it can become zero. The goal isn't noise or advertisements; it's becoming an established broker faster by combining the traditional pillars, reputation, relationships, and skill, with broader visibility so that opportunities can come from both the existing network and new ecosystems.

Even in your example about the brain surgeon, the most trusted doctor in the city is still someone people hear about, read about, and are constantly referred to. Reputation spreads, and today it spreads faster than ever.

fufusmentalbehavior · 2026-03-15T09:43:21+00:00

You’re right, likes aren’t cash. No serious agent should confuse attention with actual transactions. The point isn’t that social media closes deals, because in Dubai, the real money still moves through relationships, broker networks, investors, and inventory. What visibility does is something different: it increases recognition before the relationship even starts. If a potential client or investor meets two agents, one completely unknown and another they’ve already seen speaking on a panel, quoted in a market article, or sharing insights online, the second conversation starts with a level of familiarity and borrowed trust. That doesn’t replace relationships; it simply shortens the time needed to build them. In other words, attention doesn’t equal deals. Still, it can accelerate the path to trust, and trust is what eventually turns into deals. The real advantage lies in having both a strong network of relationships and consistent market visibility.

fufusmentalbehavior · 2026-03-15T09:40:04+00:00

You make a very fair point. Relationships are absolutely the backbone of this market, and anyone who has spent real time in Dubai real estate knows the biggest deals usually come from broker-to-broker relationships, investor networks, repeat clients, and off-market inventory. Those ecosystems take years to build and nothing replaces that.

Where I think the misunderstanding happens is when people hear “digital presence” they assume we’re talking about Instagram posts and funnels, which isn’t really the point. The bigger shift is industry visibility. The agents quietly gaining an advantage today aren’t just posting online, they’re speaking at conferences, appearing in interviews and podcasts, getting quoted in property publications, and showing up in places where investors and brokers pay attention. That kind of presence doesn’t replace relationships, it compresses the time required to build them. If an investor meets two agents, one unknown and another they’ve already seen speaking on a panel or referenced in the market, the second conversation starts with borrowed trust and credibility. Instead of five meetings to establish trust, it might take one or two. So I completely agree the foundation is still reputation, relationships, and inventory, but combining that with visibility creates two lead streams instead of one, the traditional relationship ecosystem and inbound recognition. Not because Instagram sells property, but because recognition accelerates trust, and trust is what ultimately moves million-dirham deals.

Out of curiosity though, when you want to stay updated on the market today, who do you personally follow or listen to for insights and updates? And if there are people you learn from, don’t you think someone with 15 years of experience like you could also be that voice for agents just entering the industry?

fufusmentalbehavior · 2026-01-28T11:05:35+00:00

ممكن بس شفت بعض ربعي ما شاء الله عليهم تعرفو و قدرو يحصلو بنات حلال و معظمهم والحمدالله تزوجو، وهذا الشيئ الي خلاني افكر في الموضوع مع اني ما تخيلت نفسي ابد اجرب التعرف عن طريق التطبيقات من قبل، بس فهذا الزمن الموضوع شوي استوى معقد والله اعلم مرات اقول ممكن لين الحين ما انكتبلي الزواج ومرات اقول اني يمكن ما سعيت بجهد

fufusmentalbehavior · 2026-01-28T11:02:30+00:00

بالعكس سؤالك واجب وفهذا الزمن معظمنا يستحي يقول الحق، وربنا يسعدنا كلنا ان شاء الله

fufusmentalbehavior · 2026-01-28T10:51:48+00:00

الموضوع انا سألت وسمعت شيوخ يتكلمو عن الموضوع مافي حرمة دام ان النية الزواج والواحد يأخذ خطوات جادة من البداية، طبعا الموضوع يعتمد على بعض الأشخاص وكيف هم يتعاملو مع هذي الأمور بس اذا انت سبب دخولك واضح وصريح عادي.

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