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Reading books is one of the biggest unfair advantages of life. I mean, think about it. Someone spends years researching, struggling, learning, and you get all that knowledge in just 10 to 12 hours of your time reading. It's a cheat code to get more successful in life. But there's actually a problem with it. Most of the books have repeated knowledge. The same information being packaged in multiple different ways, and this wastes a lot of your time. So to solve this issue, I've handpicked 44 best books that I've read in my life across multiple domains like: Business Self-help Storytelling Psychology AI Tech And so much more. One of these books literally made Steve Jobs cry. I've also added some of the best fiction books because I believe fiction is usually deeper. And they share the best life advice in the form of stories. So instead of wasting years of your life searching for the best books on the internet, check out here and access the list of 44 books. And remember, you don't need motivation. You need a direction. And the right book at the right time.

After building automation systems for clients and seeing the same issues pop up repeatedly, here are the biggest traps new n8n users fall into: No error handling whatsoever Beginners build workflows that work perfectly in testing, then break in production when APIs return unexpected responses. Always add error handling nodes and test failure scenarios. 2. Treating everything like a straight line New users create these massive linear workflows instead of breaking them into smaller, reusable components. Use sub-workflows and modules - your future self will thank you. 3. Ignoring webhook security Just because n8n generates a webhook URL doesn’t mean it’s secure. Add authentication, validate payloads, and don’t trust incoming data blindly. 4. Over-engineering simple tasks Saw someone build a 15-node workflow to format a date. Sometimes a simple JavaScript expression is all you need. 5. Not testing with real data volumes Testing with 5 records is different from processing 500. Always test at scale before going live. 6. Hardcoding everything Put your API keys, URLs, and configuration in environment variables or credentials. Makes debugging and deployment way easier. What mistakes have you seen (or made yourself)? Comment below..

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I was watching the Alex Hormozi book launch and I thought: what if you have your own AI trained on Alex Hormozi's books to help you with your problems and questions? So I created one using all of his books and lost chapters. And here is how you can create your own: https://www.jimvd.xyz/l/acq-ai It can also help you by creating study guides, podcasts, video overviews, mindmaps, and a lot more. Btw, feel free to ask questions if you need help.