Hi Everyone, Nous just released v23 and now comes with a web based application no desktop install needed. You can get one @ nous portal and try it out for $5 the first month. Using the link below. I started my journey here with big ideas about bringing Hermes Knowledge and resources to the Skool. That idea is not dead, just delayed. The main issue is the deep knowledge needed to explain how Hermes works. I've been spending about 2 months deep into the Hermes world and I've built some pretty amazing stuff in my private lab cooking up some pretty mean brew. I'm going to bring it all here with videos built by that hermes lab. In the meantime if you are looking for some resources, the top of my list right now: https://hermeswatcher.com https://www.youtube.com/@TonbisAIGarage https://www.youtube.com/@Wanderloots If you sign up for an account here, you get $15 off your first month. No annual committment. Choose a model like Qwen 3.8 flash Qwen3.8 Flash in $0.15/1M / out $0.47/1M $15 off your first month. Choose $20 plan. Sign up here --> https://portal.nousresearch.com/r/jordan-shaw Under Cloud - Create an Agent - Start Agent - or hover over the agent instance and go to control panel dropdown and choose Open Hermes agent. That starts the hosted webapp (Don't choose Dashboard). Have Fun. https://hermeswatcher.com is a great place to begin if your a little hesitant of signing up right away. Now go build something. Jordan

A lot of people get this confused. I see people routinely refer to customers and clients as if they're they same and they're not. This is my short take: - A customer buys a product or service from you that works without you - A client buys your (or someone on your teams) time and you work with them People think they want to start an "AI agency" and they want clients but they do not realize the ability to scale a client based business is much harder and more expensive than "gurus" will tell you. Then they close some deals and realize they've created their self another J.O.B. and not a business. You're replacing time for money. A business that has customers is much easier to scale with hiring margins and less overhead. You're providing a solution that you spent your time on building. It doesn't trade your time for money. This is easier to scale. Neither business model is wrong or right, it's just wrong or right depending on what it is you actually want to do vs what it is you think it does. An example: My VIP has clients (we meet weekly and I'm trading time for money ) My Perfect ICM Builder has customers (we never speak and I'm not trading time for money) So let me ask you... Do you want customers or clients? Lemme' know below 👇

Update: it’s a coach now 💪 Thanks to the feedback here, the talk page got a big upgrade. Same link: Talk It Out What’s new: 🎙️ Daily coach: paste it once into a chat called “Coach.” Then every day just tap the mic and say “check in.” 3 minutes. It holds you to ONE next step, shrinks it if you missed, and parks shiny new ideas until Sunday. 📅 Sunday review: say “weekly review” and it goes back over your week and sets Monday’s step. 📚 Learn mode: say “learn” and it only lets you learn what fixes the problem in front of you. You explain it back in your own words and have to use it within 48 hours. One kick 10,000 times, not 10,000 kicks once. 📁 Coach as a folder: already run a second brain or AI operating system? 4 files you drop in, so the coach remembers across chats. (Credit @RyMac for this one.) Never done any of this? Start with the 10-minute interview at the top. It finds your biggest gap, and the coach keeps you on it. Try 3 check-ins this week and come back and tell us what happened. Missed days count too. Showing up to say “I didn’t do it” is the whole point. https://claude.ai/artifact/Rfnh6v91wkov3RFQHyrMSM

I'm trying to figure out how to get more people to my website. It's not techy or an agency that builds for others. It provides encouragement and helpful information (products too) for women who are going through difficult seasons in life as well as some faith based content (gratitude, trusting God, etc.). I don't want to pitch to the folks who would use the material right now. I actually want to pitch to the people who know people who would benefit from the material. Does that make sense? Think: ministers, family counselors, support groups, hospice workers, etc. How do I do it in a way that doesn't seem salesy?

I took the ICM folder structure with a style I created, mixed it with @Ry Mac's video content pipeline and...Voilá! Excerpt taken from one of Ry's YouTube videos :).