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📹 We build your personal brand with our viral short form video system. We do podcasts too.
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Most people want the peptide. I want your labs first 🩸

Before I start anyone on peptides or a GLP-1, I run real blood work. Sometimes the answer is "not yet," because something else needs fixing first.

That's not me saying no. That's me making sure your plan actually works for your body.

If you're done guessing, start your intake. Link in bio 🤍

Sofia Gadelov, APRN, FNP-BC · Seeing clients in FL + NY

#peptides #glp1 #bloodwork #womenshealth #longevity #yoothwell

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Rabbi Michoel Csillag of Jewish Services Canada, joined us at the J2J Expo Toronto to talk about what it actually takes to support Jewish inmates inside Canadian prisons.

The resistance he hit for that single request showed him exactly why a full organization was necessary. Today Jewish Services Canada runs 28 programs a year, all volunteer, supporting Jewish inmates in Canadian prisons through visits, services, and rehabilitation on release.

It started with one inmate in solitary. It did not stop there.

For anyone who needs support or knows someone who does: jewishservicesca@gmail.com

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Nathan Bomshteyn of Bomshteyn Consulting at the J2J Expo Toronto on what happens when Amazon's own data nearly sinks a healthy business.

Amazon's reports were so contradictory his client's accountant said shut it down. Real sales. Real money in the account. Still told to close.

Nathan built a system that turned 30,000 lines of Amazon CSV chaos into clean profit data by product and by day. His client's accountant was ready to close the business. Turns out it was fine.

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Uri Klein, Founder of Sunglass Science, joined us at the J2J Expo Toronto with a live teardown of a $100 pair of sunglasses.

The verdict was not kind. TAC lenses, the standard in mid-range brands like Sunski, delaminate under heat, grease, and sunscreen. No anti-reflective backing either. Klein's point: the designer name on the frame tells you nothing about who actually made the lens inside it.

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Victoria Cohen, Founder of @shulworks at the J2J Expo Toronto.

Most shul offices are held together by volunteers and part-time staff who are doing their best with very little. There is no tech person. Events get planned the same way they always have.

Type one prompt and the platform figures out your synagogue. After that it takes care of registration, workflows, social posts, caterer emails, and calendar conflicts without anyone having to chase it down.

The people were never the problem. The tools were. Cohen is building something better.

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Most university students figure out housing, furniture, and roommates through Facebook Marketplace. Except 62% of users have been scammed on it. And if you are under 18, you cannot even make an account.

Alana Horn of @roomeeo.u built Roomeeo to fix that. A platform made specifically for university students to find housing, shop, and resell as life changes. Parents stay off the list.

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claude code should scare motion designers

Opus 5.5 generated this ad in 4 prompts.

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Howard Brown, Founder and President of Brown & Cohen, at the J2J Expo Toronto on the most underrated business development tool most founders ignore.

While the industry chases media placements and digital reach, Brown has spent decades quietly building pipeline the old way. Show up. Sit at a table. Pay the $100 entry fee. The Canadian Club and Empire Club of Toronto alone draw up to 1,500 attendees per lunch. Those are prospects. In the room. Right next to you.

He served on the Canadian Club board for six years and still attends every couple of weeks. That kind of long-game consistency is the actual strategy - not a tactic.

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@shimmsocool at the J2J Expo Toronto on how he built a videography career by saying yes before he felt ready.

He shot his first paid job in ninth grade. A rabbi asked him to cover a bar mitzvah. He showed up, delivered, and kept saying yes from there.

The gear question comes up every time. His answer is short: the camera you already have is enough to start.

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@rreichmann is fighting for kosher meat.

Shlomo, a tech founder and real estate entrepreneur, spoke at the J2J Expo Toronto on a legal fight most Jewish communities don't realize is already underway.

Shechita is under active litigation in Canada. There's an injunction. The community has to prove, on scientific grounds, that the practice is humane. Reichmann's view is that arguing religious freedom is the wrong strategy entirely. Not because the right isn't real, but because the framing concedes the ethical question before the argument even starts.

His approach: decades of scientific research that challenged shechita are now being answered directly, study by study. The science, he argues, actually supports the case. That's the ground worth fighting on. Not accommodation. Vindication.

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Alexandra Pokras, founder of @zizzlelab, joined us at the J2J Expo Toronto with a refreshing take on screen time for young kids.

Zizzle Labs builds STEM content for children aged three to five. The goal is simple: calm, beautiful, non-overstimulating content that actually teaches. Think elevators, escalators, toilets. Concepts kids already find fascinating, finally explained in a way built for them.

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