@Nesil Ozer most people who make 6 figures and up will tell you that. If you want to make serious money it's easier to do it when you offer high ticket products. It takes about the same amount of effort to find clients and you're making 5-10x more. In the past I was selling printer supplies, wholesale and then retail (smaller accounts) . It took me about the same to find them but on average I was making 20x more profit per deal doing it wholesale large deals than retail. All the people I know who make multiple six figures + sell high ticket. There's a lot of people with money and that pool is actions growing. Servicing the lower tier is fine, to learn the market, learn sales etc. but in a long run you will just work yourself to death trying to find enough clients to make a decent profit.

@Catherine Eadie oh ok that's excellent! I wasn't implying that it's you at all. I don't know much about you to form any kind of opinion. Just pointing it out because it's an issue for most people. I used to coach people on mindset, how to change beliefs and create habits and scarcity mindset was a common one

Welcome to the group Charlotte!

@Cha Lloyd right now I'm focusing on building a system for small business entrepreneurs and will later help them implement Ai in their businesses

@Olanrewaju Praise Welcome to the group!

@Rod Macbeth what are your thoughts on what he says?

@Rod Macbeth yeah that part I agree with him also. But imo he is too sure and optimistic with the job replacement. 20% is not a stupid prediction, especially once robotics improves. The most accurate statement is the last sentence of the article "Maybe the truth in the AI doom and hype cycle lies somewhere in the middle"

@Rod Macbeth Vibe coding is just a term, to build software by describing what you want in natural language. It's for everyone

@Catherine Eadie of course, anything customer facing you're liable for. I'd stay away from sensitive data and payment handling when vibe coding an app but there's plenty of other applications which are not that risky and even if something goes wrong it's not big deal. I'm not talking about building Quickbooks :) rather small custom apps which just help speed up workflows or improves your service. Lets say you're a fitness coach. You build an app for your clients to track your progress, nutrition etc. and just include this complimentary to your services. Even if the app screws up in some way, no one will sue you for that. There's plenty of such examples like that I can think of that your business won't suffer even if something goes wrong with the app. For more serious application, for sure hire professionals but for a lot of stuff which will let you improve you business you won't need to. Solopreneurs/Small/Mid-size business can benefit from this greatly