I asked Claude Code to make me as much money as possible, and these four upgrades 3x'd my income in 30 days. Most people use AI wrong, and it quietly burns their time and money on stuff that was never going to work. But when you use Claude with this exact code to stack as much money as possible, these fixes change everything. Skip them and you're leaving real wealth on the table. Resources here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1eCOxxiFSMz49UONwPlbOfDnkHj9QzDg5

Businesses replacing workers with AI is inevitable — lower costs, less error. But the real threat isn’t direct replacement. It’s the spending collapse that follows. Fewer employed people means fewer customers for everyone. My cleaning business has two exposure points — automation and customer income loss. I’m actively thinking through how to hedge both. What moves are you making to stay ahead of this? Obviously “selling my AI automation skills” will be a popular answer. But it’s not the only one. I’m asking for a more “outside the box” answer. Like purchasing a trade business, having Ai do my investing, crypto, real estate plays, etc.

Most people are learning AI. Very few are making money with it. The difference isn't the tools they're using. The difference is that one group is learning, while the other group is taking action, solving problems, and putting their skills in front of people. You don't need another course. You need a way to turn your skills into income. What's the biggest thing stopping you from making money with your AI skills right now? Drop your answer below. 👇

I am following the classroom course AI_OS. I completed the course and have been building skills in it. I want to pivot and start having claude help me audit my Zapier account and Go High Level account for wasted zaps and custom fields. When changing topics like that, should I... A) Simply open a new tab in the AI_OS visual studio code and prompt or B) Open a new window in VSC and create a new folder in my mac with the general skill.md that is provided in Nate's resources or C) Other My worry is the token use and staying organized. Since I'm doing something completely different, does it make sense to start from scratch with B or continue with the context and skills already developed in A?

I built my hermes agent exactly from the video Nate released. I hit my rate limit pretty quickly on May 19th and upgraded my chatgpt account to the paid version. I tried to chat with the hermes bot again today through terminal and it hit the rate limit automatically. Any suggestions?