Went into the Bridgerland Business and Innovation Hub with my mom and dad. We got the super deluxe tour from Sterling Petersen. He is the director of Custom Fit, there at the college. My dad used to work for that department before he retired. We got the full tour. My goal is to use some of the new facility for adilas stuff, later on. This was just a deeper tour. They have board rooms, classrooms, computer labs, bigger event venues, video shoot rooms, podcast recording booth, and even possible office space. Great location and great venue. Lots of potential.

Phone call with Bryan and touching base on things. We are going to meet up later this week to do some code review and some planning.

Working with Shannon. More work on the 3-part pitch. We then rolled into a small session on what makes us different. We built a small list and then ran that list through ChatGPT to help get a summary. We really want to focus on desired outcomes and results. See attached for some documents.

Here is the chat session link for what makes us different: https://chatgpt.com/share/6a283e11-7ba0-83e8-a0af-0dda34a0ea6f

Small list:
- All Data Is Live And Searchable
- Operations Lead Accounting
- World Building
- Results-Based Design
- Adilas Formula - Mix(Functions + Players + Concepts) = Results
- Flexibility & Adaptability
- Connected Data Relationships (Flex Grid)
- Time-Based Architecture
- Built By Dreamers
- Challenging Tradition
- 20+ Years of Organic Evolution

Working on final touches for the adilas 3-part pitch. Light graphic work and adding the graphics to the 3-part pitch. Switched over and did some light research on adilas stats, receivables, payables, liabilities, invoice counts, gross sales, etc. Ended up having ChatGPT help me with some images. Then working on a rework of an image to help it read better and match my style.

Email and some prep stuff. Then jumped on a Google meet with Wayne. We did some AWS roles and permission stuff. He is looking to add something new and needed a deeper admin option for setting up the new roles and permissions. He is really the server admin guy but some of the stuff is still tied to my user account. He was walking me through what to do. After that, we looked at some code, chatted about development, talked about testing, talked about AI and how that is going. Good little catch-up session. At the end, he had some adilas permission questions, and we went over some of that. I am grateful for his help.