✨ Why I joined (and what changed): My automation journey started with a failure (someone tried to automate my Google Reviews and… didn’t 😅). That push led me to n8n, Nate’s YouTube videos, the free community — and then Plus. Last week I spoke with Yash about this decision and realized: I didn’t just buy a course; I invested in a circle that keeps me accountable, curious, and moving. 🔥 What actually moved the needle for me: - Community > Tools: tools evolve, but relationships compound. - Consistency compounding: late-night India-time grind turned into a personal brand. 🌙 - From “tech only” to “tech + business”: the One-Person AI Agency push flipped a switch for me. - Network as safety-net: confidence to take bolder client steps knowing AIS+ has my back. 💪 - Cross-everything learning: from 12-year-old builders to 60+ pros, every call stretches perspective. 🎯 Moments that mattered: - Lurking → helping on threads → real collaborations. - Weekly catch-ups with @Michael Wacht sparked a small build. - A Notion MVP with Grace didn’t ship, but the lessons did. - Chill calls where one throwaway line saved me days. - Realizing I now ask better questions — half the game won. 💙 Gratitude (you know who you are): First off, @Nate Herk — for building this place and showing up daily with such genuine intent. None of this exists without you. @Apollo Martz and @Ednan Abdullayev — the tech lifelines, always steady and ready. @Yash Chauhan — the one who introduced me here and someone I now see as an integral pillar of AIS+. And @Jon Morrow — the man behind the curtain, who we don’t see much, but whose presence is felt in everything that runs smoothly. Then there are the friendships that go beyond just posts and comments: - @Michael Wacht — a friend for life, a teacher, and someone I deeply value. - @Nick Mohler and @Scott Rippey — sharp minds I constantly learn from. - @Chirag Chhita — who showed me the real power of supporting others. - @Holger Peschke r — that quiet, steady warmth you always appreciate. - @Maria Somana — the bubbly energy you can’t help but smile with. - @Jason Hagen — always there alongside me in most interactions, helping others and making the journey lighter

n8n just released a brand-new feature: native data tables. This makes it possible to store and manage data directly inside your n8n environment without needing an external database or constant API calls. In this video, I walk you through how these tables work, how to set them up, and how you can connect them to your workflows or AI agents in just a few clicks. I also cover the pros and cons, and when you might still want to use a traditional database instead. If you’re building quick proof of concepts, demos, or just want a simple way to manage data without latency or rate limit issues, this feature is a game-changer. The google sheets templates: Contacts Sales Test