This are both super powrful tools. How are people using these and what do you feel are their specific use cases that have been most effecive?

for those that are still figuring out the ai space and what they want to use it for and what business they are starting, is it work it to get into claude code and use this and navigate it, even if you don't have a business that's bringing in big bucks to pay for it yet? Nate does an awesome job with all of this, but the costs and such are on thing not touched on very often and whether it is worth it to jump into some of these tools and suggestions that nate is giving and have it be a huge jump started to getting the buisness up and running and being worth it to use it still. Or if you don't have success with a particular business launch yet if this is something that should be tweaked on held back on. Thoughts? With claude code or other tools?

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https://www.skool.com/ai-automation-society/need-the-communitys-help?p=793e77cb But basically what are the low hanging fruit that have been game changers for you guys in your businesses from content and marketing, to back end admin/office stuff, to other niceties. What are the quickest things to implement that have made you save the most time and change the operations or flow of your businesses around that could be implemented as fast as possible? Thanks!

I'm curious who have been with Nate for a bit. What are the most valuable flows that he has offered that you use every day that you would suggest any person to snag and implement for a business today and hit as many of the different necessities of a business as possible? Or even your own ideas is different from what nate it doing. Ex: content creation, managing the office and backend tasks, emailing/marketing, nicities that just make every day run smoother and make you way more efficient., etc. What are the biggest differences you've implemented, the most low hanging fruit, etc that have been game changers for you? Appreciate any advice and business stacks you guys are using. Thanks! Appreciate it all! *Probably helpful for @Nate Herk to also hear again as well what has been truly the most useful flows or things you've done that he's helped with or you've found out and done 👌