One that needs the clicks and views to survive. And one that needs to solve problems to get paid. The difference? Well, if you want clicks, the easiest way is NEWS. News will always work. Which is why if you go to YouTube right now you'll see that we're getting flooded by Claude. Not only because it's new, but also because they're dropping new features every single day. So if you want clicks, create content about Claude Designer, or why not about the latest skill? That's the views game. And what about the other side of the coin? Solving problems and getting paid. Well, if you try to enter this space thinking that Claude will be the thing, you'll get punched in the face by life. Because it's not. The fact that businesses are still using Zapier today sounds crazy. I mean, when was the last time you even came across Zapier before I mentioned it? And this is what I mean: I get paid to solve business problems. I do not sell Claude Code solutions. If I were, I would need to set up a server and manage the code. Do I want to do that when there are easier ways to solve the problem? No. The only instance I'll set up a Claude Code solution is when I can't find an API that will work in my case. Besides that, I don't bother. What people will watch is quite different from what will make them money. It is what it is, but it's more fun to watch the latest Claude feature. Because watching the same video about how to do outreach gets boring fast. So you need new. But if you want to make money, old and boring is the safe path.

I dropped a video on how I build n8n workflows. After building for 32 different clients and making 10k in the last 6 months. I decided to document my method so that once and if I hire somebody in the future, I can direct them to this video. Because I break down how I go about building, why I do certain things and why I build the way I do. The idea with the video is that I should not need to explain how to build. Granted I do not go into how nodes works, or data tables. What I walk through is a way to not get stuck while building. How to approach system thinking and have a working system. That it's easy to manage. I hope that y'all find it useful :)