Curious to hear from the community—based on what you’re seeing in the market right now, which AI niche do you think is performing best in 2026, and what’s driving that demand?

I want to leave you with an idea that sums up everything we're experiencing: The value of an entrepreneur is no longer measured by how many tasks they can perform, but by how many systems they can design to perform them for them. If we understand this, everything changes. It's no longer about working longer hours, but about creating intelligent structures that work for us. My practical advice: Start by mapping everything you do yourself each week. Every repetitive task, every follow-up, every message you could automate. These are your first entry points for incorporating an AI Agent into your business.

Been there… waking up early, grinding all week, but the results never match the effort 😅. Recently, I found a way to turn a few hours of focus into real consistent cash, without burning out. Who else here has felt like the more you work, the less you actually see?

really great stuff

Up to now, I’ve always used official access methods (Business Manager, delegated access, user invites, etc.), which has worked well. Lately, I’ve been considering option #2: using password managers (like 1Password, Bitwarden, etc.) to handle access in a more flexible way when needed. Have any of you used this approach with clients? Any pros / cons I should be aware of? Appreciate your thoughts! Alex