Hi guys, Hope you are doing well. Some time ago I saw a Nate video explaining how to write a solution/workflow proposal to a customer. I can remember parts of this video, he explained the main chapters and what to write in them. As an example he explained what to write in a section called "What the problem to solve is", and "What is going to be delivered", and "What to expect from the solution", and "What NOT to expect"... But I'm unable to find it on youtube neither in this community. I can find one video called "How to Actually Deliver AI Projects (APIs, Hosting & Handover Explained)" but is not this one. What happened with it? It was such a valuable and inspirational resource. I would appreciate if somebody has it to contact me on a DM. Thanks for your time.

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