I used to think being an “AI automation” meant I could figure this whole income game out on my own… but trust me, I struggled hard. Nothing was consistent, nothing stuck. The real shift happened when one connection from this very community introduced me to someone who walked me through e-commerce step by step. That’s when things finally clicked. Now, I’m consistently pulling in around $7,000 weekly. And the exciting part? I’m still learning how to double that, to multiply it by 2. The journey isn’t over, but the difference is night and day. The truth is, one right connection can completely change your story. That’s what happened for me. 👉 For the newcomers: What’s the #1 thing you’re hoping to get out of being here? 👉 For those who’ve been around a while: What’s the biggest breakthrough you’ve had so far that others can learn from? Let’s share openly, because what’s been working for you might just be the exact piece someone else needs to finally change their game.

Most of us came into this space chasing one thing consistency. Consistent income. Consistent growth. Consistent results. But if we’re being real, the road here hasn’t been smooth. I know what it feels like to push hard, try different strategies, and still wonder if the effort will pay off. The truth is, the game only started changing for me when I stopped trying to figure it all out alone and started learning from people who had already built what I wanted. That shift made the difference between struggling and finally building something that works. Here’s what I’m thinking: instead of keeping our wins and challenges separate, why not turn this post into a space where we actually lay it all out, what’s working for us, what roadblocks we’re hitting, and what adjustments are making a real impact? So I’ll ask you directly, Where are you right now? Are you still finding your footing, building momentum, or scaling up? And what’s the one lesson or strategy that’s helping you most at this stage? Drop your thoughts below before moving on. The more honest and detailed we get here, the more powerful this conversation will be for everyone.

When I first stepped into this journey, I thought it was only about building the right systems. But the truth is, it took facing real setbacks and then connecting with the right people before I found a consistent path that actually worked. With the right guidance and a small investment, I was able to turn things around, and for the past two months I’ve been consistently earning around $13, 000 each month. Now, I’ve made it my goal to share what has been working for me, because I know the value of practical strategies that others can actually apply. Growth isn’t about doing everything alone, it’s about exchanging the ideas and approaches that make the road smoother for everyone. Here’s what I’d love to know from you: Where are you right now in your journey? Are you still building your foundation, scaling up, or trying to get unstuck from a plateau? Your answer might be the exact perspective another member needs to hear. Let’s use this space to spark the kind of conversations that can change the game for us as we grow together.

I’ve noticed most people in this space don’t fail because they’re lazy or incapable. They fail because they’re trapped in one of these patterns: Overwhelm: jumping between 10 tools and never mastering one. No clear starting point: trying to automate everything at once instead of focusing on one income-driving task. Shiny object chasing: moving from workflow to workflow without building a system that lasts. Automating chaos: scaling broken processes and then wondering why results don’t come in. I went through all of this myself. What changed everything for me was realizing that automation is not about doing more. It’s about doing the right things consistently and letting systems carry the weight. Here’s the simple shift that made results click: Identify the one process that drives income (sales, leads, or customer support). Simplify it first, no tech, no tools, just clarity. Only then, add automation to make it consistent and scalable. That’s when automation goes from feeling like “extra work” to being a real growth engine. Question for the community (especially newcomers): Which of these pain points do you feel most right now, overwhelm with tools, not knowing where to start, or automating the wrong things?

Hey guys, We all talk a lot about getting clients… but let’s be real — the money is made in keeping them. When we first started, we were so focused on closing new deals that retention was almost an afterthought. And it showed — clients would come in, we’d do some great work, but a few months later they’d move on. It felt like we were always starting over. Here’s 3 things that turned it around for us (and maybe it helps you too): 1. Quick Wins. -Clients don’t want to “wait and see.” We make sure they get a tangible result in the first 1–2 weeks — even if it’s something small. That early momentum buys trust 2. Regular Communication. -Silence kills client relationships. We set up a simple rhythm — weekly updates (even if it’s just 3 bullet points). Clients who feel informed almost never leave. 3. Show the ROI. -Don’t assume they see the value. We actively connect the dots: “This workflow saved your team 40 hours last month. That’s roughly $X in savings.” When you tie results to dollars, retention becomes natural. Since tightening this up, our churn dropped massively. Clients who were leaving after 2–3 months are now staying 9–12+. So here’s my question for you guys: What’s one thing you’ve done (or are trying) to keep clients around longer? -Michael