Serving Middle TN for over 20 yrs.
This report provides a comprehensive psychological and sociological breakdown of the “Super-Elite” across business, politics, and religion. It examines whether these individuals are simply “Alpha” (natural leaders) or if their success is fueled by “Pathology” (personality disorders).
The “ghost refresh” on Facebook is incredibly frustrating—you find a post, click away for a second to check a fact or grab a link, and when you come back, poof, the feed has refreshed and that post is gone forever. Here is how to solve that Facebook auto-refresh headache using the Always Active extension.
Don’t let your AI hardware become a brick. Discover how to use the Limitless Developer API, MCP integrations, and open-source Omi firmware to save your wearable. Learn to build a 100% sovereign AI pendant using the ESP32-S3 for local, private life-logging without the corporate ‘kill switch’.
Systems Health Check: A 2-minute audit for CEOs and Operations Managers. Identify the bottlenecks in your CRM, Support, and Sales workflows. Move from reactive survival to engineered scalability.
Build a business kingdom that outlasts its leader. A truly scalable organization does not rely on constant owner intervention; it relies on governed systems. As the Sentinel, I implement Train-the-Trainer protocols and versioned governance to make your excellence repeatable. We harden your operational borders by ensuring every human-to-system handshake follows a clear, secure path. Move beyond user error and operational delays. Secure your legacy by creating a system where your best people can pass down wisdom automatically through a governed framework.
Unify your front office and shop floor with the Oracle’s Bridge. Many organizations suffer from fragmented data where sales, production, and accounting do not speak the same language. I engineer seamless automation so that a lead in the front office becomes a production order on the floor instantly. By connecting hardware assets to office billing and using private AI, I provide a single dashboard of truth. Stop the manual re-entry and communication breakdowns. Experience true business lifecycle integration through custom automated bridges.
Stop paying the hidden cost of inefficient business systems. The Friction Tax is the profit lost to manual data entry, outdated SOPs, and disconnected departments. As an Architect of the Handshake, I specialize in identifying high-resistance points in your business lifecycle and engineering them into a state of flow. We eliminate workarounds and unify CRM, ERP, and shop floor data into a single source of truth. Remove the operational drag that kills growth and turn your fragmented islands into a unified, high-efficiency force.
Capture institutional intelligence before it leaves the building. As a Systems Architect, I solve the Knowledge Gap by transforming tribal knowledge into permanent Versioned Documentation and Dynamic Checklists. Learn how to implement private AI to turn your business archives into a searchable, living brain. Protect your company from the risk of key employee resignation and ensure your internal wisdom becomes a repeatable asset rather than a liability. Stop losing your best ideas to the machine and start building a legacy of institutional memory.
Is your technology taxing your growth? Stop losing revenue to fragmented systems and manual data entry. Tech Bravo specializes in the “Human-Systems Handshake”—unifying your lifecycle, automating your back-end, and restoring continuity to your business. Stop the friction. Start the flow.
Here’s a fun and insightful area of economics! While traditional, “scientific” indicators are things like the Inverted Yield Curve, Nonfarm Payroll Employment, and Real GDP (more on that boring stuff later in the article), there is a fascinating list of “semi-scientific” or unconventional recession/financial indicators that track consumer behavior and sentiment in surprising ways. These indicators are often referred to as “quirky,” “bizarre,” or “soft” data points. They are not used by central banks for policy decisions but have historically shown a correlation with economic downturns by reflecting changes in discretionary spending, confidence, and stress.
