Rodney

Mate, I work as a manager in a big company and, you know, a fair-aged person, and I run around with, you know, three notebooks and two diaries at a time, picking up whatever I can when I go to meetings.

I have read Fology before and looked at those digital notepads, but I'm just trying to find, you know, as things change now, what's better ones, you know, that I can write on that automatically puts it to text, that type of thing, or an app.

I bought an iPad thinking, okay, that'll do and use notes, but it's just not working the way I think it should.

100%.

I mean, some days I can go to five or six meetings and like I say, but there's gaps between them.

So I get back to my office, do something, where do I put that notepad, grab something else, go off there, then I get lost.

So it sounds like the go.

The details would be great.

Price.

You'd be Harry McCleary.

Harry McCleary.

That little yappy mutt.

There it is there.

Mike, they weren't that clever because, of course, they were caught and now sentenced.

Unbelievable.

I'm doing well, Cara. Great to meet you. Hi, Rodney.

I'm doing well, Cara. Great to meet you. Hi, Rodney.

I'm doing well, Cara. Great to meet you. Hi, Rodney.

Yeah, so Kara, Scott, I run a consulting and investment business that's really focused on increasing wealth and ownership for the bottom 90%, which Scott, I think it really resonates with you. But for years, I've worked on capital access problems facing minority entrepreneurs. For some context, Black founders receive less than 2% of all venture capital.

Yeah, so Kara, Scott, I run a consulting and investment business that's really focused on increasing wealth and ownership for the bottom 90%, which Scott, I think it really resonates with you. But for years, I've worked on capital access problems facing minority entrepreneurs. For some context, Black founders receive less than 2% of all venture capital.