Morning: I kept pushing my MassDM, posted on Instagram, LinkedIn and here on Skool. Trying to stay consistent with visibility + outreach every day. Afternoon: That’s where I hit a classic beginner mistake. While I was supposed to focus on building my Lead-to-Client System, I started doubting and looking at the Outbound System again because I saw people saying here and there it’s more beginner-friendly. Instead of building one system and developing with it, I got caught between both. I’m aware it’s a beginner move, but it still slowed me down a bit. Question of the day: As a beginner business approach, would you? : 1. focus on personal development + learning broadly about business (long-term skill stacking), or 2. focus ONLY on whatever gets your first paying client the fastest, even if it means small hacks and imperfect moves? I appreciate everyone following this journey and I’m grateful for any insights, tips or personal experience you’re willing to share.

So I’ve noticed that when handing over workflows, it’s not the simplest thing ever. Explaining what each part does usually goes over most people’s heads. What I’ve been doing lately to solve this problem is building dashboards that control the flows. I simply set up webhooks that trigger actions inside n8n. For example, on this dashboard you can: - Add a new user - Deactivate the user - Activate the user It makes it 10x easier for someone else to use it without going through the backend, if they really don’t want to. Setting it up and making it live takes literally two seconds. Just upload it to GitHub and connect Vercel, and it’s live. PS: I now realize I need to add a delete button as well :)

Hey everyone. I haven’t been creating automations with AI agents for long and I’m a bit annoyed — almost desperate. The problem is that I managed to connect my n8n instance via a configuration in Claude. But instead of fixing errors, Claude’s interventions are creating even more errors. I need some tips on the best way to approach bug fixes, because my current method isn’t working. I’ve been tinkering with my first workflow forever and it still doesn’t run the way I want. I’d really appreciate any best-practice ideas for bug fixing.

Dear N8N enthusiasts !!! I use Google Sheets as a database; in each record on the main sheet, there is a new "item" entity. In this scenario, I want to select the first item from the first row and then execute all nodes of the scenario. Then the scenario should extract the second row and manage all remaining nodes as a fresh one. I have to misconfigure something because, on the first run, the very first node gets all the records, and the remaining nodes try to use them in one pass, which makes JS not work correctly. How do I force my scenario to go through a table, one row at a time, until the last node, then start over for the next item?

Hi everyone, I need guidance on a production-level way to transfer an entire n8n workflow including credentials and API configurations from my n8n instance (AWS cloud server) to my client’s n8n instance (also cloud hosted). I don’t want to export/import JSON files manually. I’m looking for a reliable method used by professionals to move the full workflow setup—including credentials—directly from one server to another. If anyone has experience with a proper process, your advice would be extremely valuable. Thanks in advance!