Hi 👋🏽 I am taking paid ads seriously and would love to learn with a small group of people who are either new or a little bit ahead and want to have accountability and support during their paid ads journey. I learn best in a lab type environment by testing in real-time. I am a Creative Entrepreneur and have been in the trenches for the last 10 years. My specialties are: Relationship Captial Management Team Facilitation Media Operations Database Building ...and many more skills acquired during this decade trek 😅 I just want to learn and build with like-minded people. Let me know if anyone here is interested and I'll handle the logistics. 😁

If you’re trying to learn AI automation, stop hoarding courses and start doing this instead Been teaching myself AI automation for the past 2 years..here's what actually helped me improve (and not just feel like I was learning while doing nothing). 1. Start by solving your own workflow problems For me, it was content overload. I read a lot ...blogs, papers, Twitter threads .... but never had time to actually process it all. So I built a personal research assistant in Make.com: Scrapes an article Sends it to GPT-4 Drops a smart summary into Google Sheets Now, when I see something interesting, I just throw the URL in and get a clean summary. It started as a test. It’s now part of my daily workflow. Start with what slows you down. Don’t build random clones just because a tutorial says so. 2. Only follow builders, not talking heads Most content is noise. These few actually helped me: Liam Ottley → teaches how to build/sell automation systems Nick Saraev → great technical breakdowns (n8n, Make) Greg Kamradt → teaches RAG, AI agents, production flows Aravind the AI Guy → AI tools for solopreneurs every week Andy lo- helped to learn complex workflows in easiest way... Rule: Watch → pause → apply. Don’t binge watch. Build while watching. 3. Use communities like search engines Most of my breakthroughs came from Discords, Reddit, or Skool threads. When I’m stuck, I search the exact error or use case in these: r/PromptEngineering, r/aiagents, r/n8n Discords: Learn AI Together, AI Agency Alliance Skool: AI Automation Agency Hub, Maker School, andynocode etc.. Chances are your question has already been answered. 4. Only take a course if you’re gonna build with it Courses I liked: 🧠 If you’re new to AI: IBM’s Prompt Engineering on edX DeepLearning’s Prompt Engineering for Devs Andrew Ng’s AI for Everyone 🛠 If you want to build: LangChain apps (any course is fine) CS50’s AI with Python Greg Kamradt’s RAG + agent builds 💼 If you're launching services: