Hello everyone! I’ve been away from the community for the past few months, but now I’ve found the energy to come back. I have a lot of ideas to share with you, but it would be great if you could help me find the most relevant topics for you. Please vote or share your option in the comments.

Do your job well. ___ I see a lot of people frustrated about content in social media that tells them that everyone can make EASY money with N8N and shares their templates and courses - you start to feel like you're missing something when everyone around you is successful. These people are lying to get their own benefits from AI trends - they make money on content/education, not on real projects. Most of them never tried to build something that actually works or acquire real clients. Most of the templates are just pieces of crap, stolen three times over. That’s why people jump into the real world after their courses and can’t make even a penny with the knowledge they’ve acquired. Many people teach how to sell solutions, not how to build them. As a result, the market is full of crappy agencies with zero-experience people trying to trick clients and make junk that never works. I spent 5 years among such agencies and saw hundreds of thousands of dollars spent on solutions that never made it to production. ➡️ So, how do you do real stuff and make money without pushy sales techniques? I’ve made $5k per month for the last 3 years in a country where the average salary is $800. Do I do sales? No. Cold outreach? No. Upwork? Not anymore, I was banned. So, where do I get most of my clients? Relationships. People trust people, not ads. ➡️ How do you build relationships from scratch? Get your first projects for free to gain experience and meet new people. Help others in communities, whether you know the answer or not. Content is a part of building relationships, because through your content people get to know you and feel closer to you as a person. Choose one social media platform and share your knowledge, your cases, and interesting finds from the internet. You don’t need a lot - in reality, you just need to do 1-3 projects really well and build relationships with those clients. If you make them money with your solution, they will come back to you over and over again. Half of my clients come back even after years because they know I can provide quality solutions and really help them.

Hi everyone! Just found interesting article from founders Super.com and Glean.com. https://henrythe9th.substack.com/p/how-to-start-a-lean-ai-native-startup ____ If you want to learn how to build products with Lovable: • Full Lovable course is in the Classroom. • Or join the 5minAI PRO community to get access to this and other courses and guides.

Slowly mutating into a marketer/content creator. Over the past six months, I’ve grown: 📹 YouTube – 3.5k subscribers 👥 5minAI community – 2.7k members 💬 Telegram – 1.6k followers While diving into content-making and everything around it, I’ve come up with 3 rules for myself: 1️⃣ More complex = worse People want bread and circuses. Emotions. Boring, overloaded content only works for a very narrow audience. Same goes for AI-generated content — you need to find a format that works, and it can be very simple (e.g., text + image). There’s no point trying to fully simulate real content creators. 2️⃣ You can repost content - Social media algorithms allow it. - A post is always seen by only part of your audience. Reposting is your chance to reach those who missed it and increase overall reach. 3️⃣ The easiest way to make viral content — repeat it All great artists stole, and so can we. Collect references in your niche, see what’s gone viral (metric: views / followers > 2), and recreate it as closely as possible. These principles work across all social networks. ____ If you want to learn how to build products with Lovable: • Full Lovable course is in the Classroom. • Or join the 5minAI PRO community to get access to this and other courses and guides.

I’m slowly pushing forward my n8n course - more than 30 people are already waiting for it… Progress was tough because it was coming out as dry, boring theory, and the course didn’t feel the way I wanted it to. The new GPT-5 roasted what I had so far and helped me cut down the material and add practical exercises. If you can’t wait to practice right now, I found templates with ready-made interactive exercises from a certain Lycas Peyrin: ▫️ Merge, IF & Switch Operations ▫️ Expression Challenges ▫️ JSON Skills