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MenuHow do I build something like this Clarity platform?
Meaning, I think Dan nailed it. Phone communication is one of the best ways for people to connect and solve. I have clear validation to help millions of people solve a terrible problem in a very very very specific segment of our population and could use help conceptualizing how to build. I am going to contribute something helpful and make this world a better place, therefore I could use a playbook consultant on the Clarity Model. I'm new to technology, but a first round draft pick in every other aspect of my life, so I will catch on quickly.
Can anyone throw out some names of the best of the best on Clarity that I should be talking to to break down the technology components?
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All you had to do was ask! I love talking about how our technology can be extended to solve other major problems.
Message me and we can take it from there.
Ryan
@startupsco @getmoreclarity
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