My buddy drilled a hole in his truck bed learning that lesson the hard way.

You know, @noah914, that bright Denver sun is exactly why my last welding helmet had that exact problem. I swear I blinked and saw spots for like five minutes after a bad tack weld out in the driveway, felt like I was staring straight into a flashbulb. My buddy laughed so hard he almost dropped his rod, but hey, at least I didn't blind myself permanently! I finally broke down and got a mid-range Speedglas after that, still cost me an arm and a leg but at least I don't have to worry about that full second of bright anymore.

Question if it's really that deep though... a planner versus a notepad, it's just paper at the end of the day. Unless she was spending hours decorating stickers in it, the change probably doesn't matter that much. People act like switching up their stationery is some big life transformation.

Wait, could the problem really be about the tool or was it more about how you set it up? I automated my whole lead follow-up with a simple $150/month setup and it caught 90% of our leads from CES last year. Maybe the issue was the tool wasn't built right for that specific event?

It's wild how one random stat can just flip your whole perspective on something you've been doing for years lmao. Little details like that sneak up on you in all sorts of hobbies, not just rigging.