I just started using VS Code over the weekend and not only built out a landing page but also built out a custom CRM for my agency. We're beta testing it this week. Super excited to share the results! I've already learned so much from Nate, truly an amazing teacher!

Non-coder here... I'm so proud that I've completed day 1. I've auto created and auto sent an email without even writing one single word for the email itself. I think the result is pretty cool and I can't wait for day 2 now...

Is this for people who already have businesses looking to scale? Or can I learn how to make profits off of Ai automation without having any sort of business already? Trying to see whether my first steps to profit are starting my own business and using ai afterwards or if mastering AI first makes sense. Or, if it is both at the same time? Is there other people who came from no kind of business and now have their own thing up and running? Thanks.

🚀 Just finished building an AI sales assistant for my agency. Over the past few weeks I've been focused on building Forgewire AI, where I'm creating AI solutions for businesses. One of my latest projects includes: - 🤖 AI chatbot for lead qualification - 📅 Automatic appointment booking - 📧 Email confirmations - 📊 Google Sheets CRM updates - ⚡ n8n automation backend I'm also working on AI voice agents and custom business automations. I'm still early in my journey, so I'd love to hear from experienced agency owners: What's one lesson you wish you knew before getting your first few AI automation clients? Looking forward to learning from everyone here! 🚀

Hey, I want to improve my AI skills, but right now I only really know how to use Claude, and the only place I’m getting my information from is Nate’s channel. My goal is to improve 1% every day, so I wanted to get some feedback from you guys. How do you actually go about improving your skills? How do you keep updated with the market, and what are you doing right now to learn that daily 1%? Please share any resources you are following right now or any docs, channels you recommend checking out. Appreciate any advice!