From a $15K enterprise AI project and automated freight operations to complete website rebuilds and content pipelines replacing hours of filming, this week inside AIS+ was all about doing the deeper work that creates real progress. 🚀 Standout Wins of the Week inside AIS+ 👉 @Michael Wacht closed a $15,000 enterprise AI voice prototype designed to support an existing 20-person call center and handle thousands of customer conversations each month. 👉 @Jesse Gaskins built a one-command Claude Code pipeline that replaces his entire filming and editing process—from script and voice-over to animation and the finished video. 👉 @Kyle Rivelli transformed his manual freight brokerage role into an AI automation role in just 33 days, with several more business systems already in progress. 👉 @Karen Widas rebuilt her Squarespace website using a complete custom technology stack, including automated lead capture and follow-up emails. 👉 @Jim Anderson shared an honest one-month progress update at 66 years old, proving that you don’t need to be technical—or early—to start building with AI. ⸻ 🎥 Super Win Spotlight | @Liz Frost Liz joined AIS+ wondering whether she would actually stay consistent and do the work. But Nate’s teaching style, combined with the support and knowledge inside the community, helped her build confidence, learn faster, and better understand how to sell the outcome, not just the AI. The biggest proof? When her company later paid for a Deloitte training on AI and prompting, Liz found herself bored because much of it already felt familiar. For her: Nate’s Teaching Style + This Community = A Learning Experience Better Than Deloitte’s Training

I've sold over a hundred AI automation systems and I've priced plenty of them wrong. In this video I walk through one real build I sold, every number in it, and show you how to turn a client's own numbers into a price you can actually defend. I also cover why hourly billing works against you, how to structure milestones so you get paid every 30 days, and who should be paying for API costs.

This is a really big win for me. I've struggled with pulling patient information lists from my google calendars. I have multiple Calendar schedules for various clinics. This skill allows me to pull out next weeks patient lists so that I can have a working list that can be cross checked. I was doing this manually and now, this skill does it in 1 minute. It took quite a lot of work, allocating and matching column headers. parsing, deduplicating. I currently trigger the skill by typing, "run the sopd-appointments skill" but I will now create a schedule for the same skill for the day 6 challenge.

Warm greetings, everyone. Time for the day-five results. I managed to get two things done. I built a website, but honestly I was just playing around — it's not a functional site by any means. I was experimenting with animations and using 21st.dev, and it's amazing. The biggest difference comes from the before-and-after screenshots. You can see how the agent iterates on the view. Remarkable. The second thing was building a purchasing platform, which I deployed into my own company. I'm hugely impressed by what @Nate Herk teaches here. This ist url: https://kupsik-web-offer.vercel.app/#kontakt

Hello! My name is Paul and I'll be starting my 7-day challenge. I'm hoping to build workflow automations for small businesses and start my own AI Automation agency or serve as an AI consultant. My experience level is low with automations, but I have built websites and a SaaS web app with the help of Replit and Claude. I'm looking to learn more in the realm of AI automations as I can see it can be a highly profitable industry and it will help me explore my creativity. I was intrigued by Nate's YouTube videos and learned a lot on how to use Claude from his videos, so I decided to join this community to further my learning and connect with fellow learners. I'm looking to forward to seeing how far this takes me and interacting with some of you! #AISChallenge