Everyone's building systems to save their clients time. But most founders I've seen, including myself, are still the biggest bottleneck in their own business. You automate the follow-ups. But you're still the one approving everything. You build the onboarding flow. But clients still end up in your DMs. You set up the CRM. But you're still the one checking it every morning. The tools got smarter. The founder didn't step back. I've been thinking about this a lot lately running my own agency. At some point the real unlock isn't a better workflow. It's actually letting someone else own the backend completely. Curious if anyone else has hit this wall. And if you did, what actually helped you get out of it?

What have you struggled with when automating? What tools have been hard to use? How do you keep up in a fast-paced industry? What processes have been difficult to automate? Let's learn from each other!

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Hello, I want to build an agent that scrapes trending jewellery from Google and Amazon, selects the most trending items, and after human approval creates listing sheets for Amazon and Etsy. Has anyone built something like this before? I'm not sure whether it would be easier with n8n or Python.