Been testing out Wispr Flow this past week and honestly, I’m impressed. It’s basically **effortless voice dictation for every app** — 4x faster than typing, with AI auto-edits, personal dictionary, snippets, and even support for 100+ languages. Works across Mac, Windows, and iPhone. Fun fact: Nate Herk himself uses this tool, which is what nudged me to try it out. Here’s my referral link if you want to give it a spin: 👉 https://wisprflow.ai/r?MOHAMMED235 That link gives you **1 month of Pro for free** to check it out. It also helps me get a free month — so win-win. I’m leaning towards going Pro myself, and I think I’ll be able to share a pretty sweet deal on subscriptions soon. So if you try it, enjoy it, and want to continue, just ping me and I’ll keep you in the loop.

In this video I'll be telling you guys, why no one is buying your ai agents, and exactly how to fix it. And I know this works, because I used this exact method to fix my fix my own business. So grab a pen and paper, and take some notes. Hope you enjoy!

So basically, my journey started when I was just a 12-year-old who had an entrepreneurial spark 🚀. Back in fifth and sixth grade—during the last quarters of fifth grade—I launched my very first business at school 🎒. I was selling a digital currency called Robux 💰 from a game called Roblox 🎮. I won’t dive too deep into the details of how I managed it, but that was the first time I experienced what it felt like to run something on my own. By sixth grade, I moved on to selling snacks 🍫, but Robux was still my main bestseller—until I got stopped by the principal 🚫. At the time, I felt really disappointed 😔, but that setback became the turning point. My dad encouraged me and my siblings to explore something new: AI agents 🤖. That’s when I discovered Nate’s channel 📺. At first, I followed every tutorial step by step, but over time—after watching his 8+ hour course and joining his communities 🌍—I leveled up. I went from just following along to actually building my own AI agents and automations. That changed everything. And that’s really how I became who I am today 🙌. Now, I can confidently build AI agents and automations in n8n 🔧. If you’re curious about this space, I highly recommend joining AIS+. You’ll meet people just like you—people who are also diving into the world of AI agents and automation. Surrounding yourself with that kind of community is one of the fastest ways to grow 💡. AIS+ has over 2,000 members 👥, and it’s where I made huge progress. If you’re serious about learning this, you don’t want to miss it ✅. Join here (I may earn a referral credit when you sign up here, thanks!): https://www.skool.com/ai-automation-society-plus/about?ref=82bef5b395ca4b95a5bd8560d4b7df52 People who I think would be interested in this post: @Usman Mohammed @Michael Wacht @Jason Hagen

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This one’s wild — I put the new **Nano Banana model** through 10 real-world tests: - One-prompt background removals (better than Canva/Photoshop) - Instant clothing changes 👕 - Combining two totally different photos (yes, puppies included 🐶) - Multi-turn room redesigns 🛋️ - Product color swaps & reflections 🚗 - Artistic style transfers (paintings, cartoons, claymation) 🎨 - Ad & billboard mockups in Times Square - Old photo restorations → modernized in color - Even the viral *action figure box* trend 👉 The coolest part? It nailed most prompts in seconds — no layers, no masking, no pro Photoshop skills needed. 🎥 Watch the full video here: https://youtu.be/jcP-GssAvGw If you’re experimenting with Gemini Nano Banana too, I’d love to hear: **Which use case do you think is the most practical for creators or businesses?** (And yes, I had to make at least one banana pun 🍌😂)