I don't even believe how I made this. Last week I got some design work and literally built these websites with AI and no-code tools. I didn't think AI could do this kind of quality in 24 hours. Check out what I made: → https://www.theplum.world/→ https://www.buildfast.es/→ https://www.spylt.com/ Believe it or not, I built all of these in 24 hours with AI assistance. My client literally paid me extra for this kind of work, so I'm very happy with the results. I don't want to reveal all the secrets, but yeah, if you need landing pages or websites like this for your AI agency or business, comment "WEBSITE" below and I'll reach out. Special offer for Christmas 🎄

I recently won a hackathon by building a social media content system, and I want to share a valuable insight about building systems like this. I've been teaching AI automations for a while, and I've seen beginners make the same mistake over and over: they start building before they know what they're trying to build. Besides my extensive experience with n8n automations and Notion, I believe what truly helped me win this hackathon was dedicating significant time to planning the solution. I spent 6 days building in total, but 1.5 days were just spent planning and making small tests. I used Excalidraw to draft the entire concept, including ideas and the entire data flow. Click here to see the full diagram. The final workflow was not exactly as planned but was very close. You can find me on LinkedIn. I'll be happy to connect. Happy holidays! P.S. Feel free to ask any questions in the comments.

One thing I keep seeing in businesses is how easily being busy gets confused with actually growing. People are shipping features. Clients are being handled. Slack is active all day. From the inside, it feels like momentum. Everyone feels productive, so growth is assumed to be happening. But busy usually means you’re servicing what already exists. Growth means new conversations are being created. The problem is nothing feels broken at first. Revenue is stable. Clients are happy. So pipeline quietly becomes a “later” problem. Until a client churns. Or a deal falls through. Or suddenly the calendar isn’t as full. That’s usually when people realize growth was never automated. It was accidental. This is where outbound comes in. Cold email isn’t exciting and it doesn’t scream urgency. It just does the one thing most teams avoid. It creates new conversations consistently, even when everyone is buried in delivery. That’s why so many companies outsource it. Not because they don’t understand outbound, but because they don’t want growth to rely on spare time and motivation. If you’ve ever been on a team where everything felt fine until it very much wasn’t, you probably know this feeling. Kinda curious how others here think about keeping pipeline alive without burning out.

We’re in the final month of the year, so I’m curious 👇 What’s the one thing that held your business back in 2025? Clients? Clarity? Consistency? Systems? Or something unexpected? A lot of entrepreneurs experienced similar challenges this year, and I want to make sure our upcoming Business Roadblock Session speaks directly to the real issues people are facing not generic topics. If you’d like early access when the date is announced, drop “Notify me.” But first… What’s the main roadblock you faced in 2025?

🍌 NanoBanana Pro ⚡ vs ChatGPT Images 🎨 We keep moving forward… and each day gets more complex 😈📸 Higher technical demands, tighter scene control, and stronger visual consistency. Today’s prompt blends premium portrait + product photography 👟🖤 A medium close-up (chest up) of Joan, holding a Nike sneaker in his right hand at shoulder height, presenting it to the camera while studying it himself with a serious, analytical expression. The setup is minimal but demanding: - Absolute black background - Dramatic studio lighting - Ultra-detailed skin textures - Clearly defined suede on the sneaker - A clean high-end catalog photography look Consistency matters: - Same gray T-shirt from the reference - Lighting that makes it feel textured and premium 👉 Same idea, same conditions… different AI. I want you to take part 👇 Which one controls lighting and contrast better? Which one elevates the product to a premium level? Which one would you actually use in a real brand campaign? 💬 Vote in the comments 📌 Save this post to follow the series 🚀 Tomorrow… new prompt, new level The battle continues 🔥😈