The Round Table Podcast

Learn how to spot the checkbox that gets ticked before the work is real. This week a reel pipeline, a blog audio step, a disk alarm and an app's iCloud sync all said done too early, and we walk through what broke, what it cost, and the guardrails we built so it can't hide again.

Four things broke between October 12 and November 1, and every one had already been fixed somewhere else first. A GitHub build quota, a ten day blog outage the monitor missed, a CRM move to Hostinger that finally landed, and Regie's voice rebuilt twice before the simplest option won by ear.

Vercel locked us out over an unpaid invoice, so we moved three apps off it in a single day. We also split the CRM in two, learned Hinahon's Android voice calls had been fake for weeks, and kept running out of disk space. Every story is about something that looked fine while it quietly stopped doing its job.

We built a budgeting app in a week, got Focus onto the App Store and pushed its Android version to Google Play, then spent the last week of September retiring Artistly and moving two sites off Vercel. Our first episode since May, with all the numbers.

Episode 12: Quipp: From a Blank Folder to TestFlight in 72 Hours, AI as Personal Assistant: 246 Leads, a Friend's Resume, Install-Evaluate-Remove in 15 Minutes, Campaign Video Funnel: v7 Through v15, 12 Rounds to FINAL, Karaoke Captions Live

Episode 11: Building a Personal Operating System from 11 Personality Tests, Mary Learns to Read the Room

A long-form deep dive built from 11 personality assessments, 18 years of operations, 11 years of license, and a stack of mentors who already solved this. The system that replaces the self when motivation does not show up.

Part 5 of the Reconnection series, and the close. Education is the business, the product is the tool, the lesson is the sale. The mentor stack, the IT to financial services transformation, and the philosophy behind eleven years of practice.

Part 4 of the Reconnection series. Building a business operating system tuned to your actual personality. Accountability stacks, daily rhythms, and scripts for the warm market you have been avoiding.

Part 3 of the Reconnection series. What the research says about reconnecting with people you have not talked to in years, how shame keeps producers from picking up the phone, and scripts that work for introverts selling life insurance.