In this video I'm gonna be showing me live selling $6,000 AI Workflow to a business. I'll be reacting live, and diving deep into the good and the bad parts of these sales calls, and using my knowledge to help improve your sales skills when selling AI workflows in the future. If you enjoy this type of content and want to dive deeper on monetizing your AI automation knowledge, let's chat here. Hope you enjoy!

In this video, I show you how I built a no-code Photoshop AI agent inside n8n that can combine and edit images, search through all your files for raw content or generated images, and even rename them automatically. Powered by Google’s new state-of-the-art Nano Banana image model, this agent is a game-changer for ad creatives and UGC content, making high-quality image editing and management faster and easier than ever. As always, you can get all the free resources you need to copy this exact system in this post :)

I now have a better understanding of some strange behaviour in my workflows: I realised that an if node wasn't what it seemed: On display: if myBool is True In the workflow's sle json: if myBool (boolean) = "up". In fact, this corresponds to two states of the if node that got mixed up. At first I put an if myvar="up" And then I changed it to their user boolean. The result is an if that mixes the two. I'm trying not to let this happen too often...

In n8n, I have a problem with a workflow: some node updates are made, but when it runs, it's an old version of the node that's running. It's an active workflow... I tried disabling it while making the change, but that didn't make any difference. I restarted n8n (under Docker), but that didn't change anything either. Do you have any suggestions on what to do to make sure the nodes are properly updated?

This one’s a little different. At this point, a lot of you have learned how to build AI automations, and now you’re asking the big questions: - How do I use these skills in the real world? - How do I monetize them? In today’s video, I break down the exact thought process I had when I was in your shoes, the different paths you can take, and how to approach it safely without falling for the “get rich quick” hype. I told you guys I was going to start sharing more business-focused content and more of my own journey, and this is a step in that direction. Would love your feedback on this video and what else you’d like to see in this style. If the PDF isn't working for you, make a copy of the document here