I used to think the best model would always give the best result. After watching how Fable is being used, I realized that's only part of the equation. The model isn't the real advantage. The process is. Instead of asking the smartest model to do everything, let it design the approach, improve your prompts, and define the verification steps. Then let cheaper models handle most of the execution. That idea really clicked for me. The more I build automations, the more I realize good systems outlast any single model. Models will change. Prices will change. But if you own the workflow, the reasoning process, and the way your agents work together, you don't have to start over every time a new model launches. I'm starting to spend more time improving my workflows than chasing the latest model. Anyone else thinking more about process than model lately?

Just got Gemini Pro access today. Haven't touched it before — I've mostly been deep in Claude. Before I go off building random stuff with it, I want to hear from you first: → What do YOU actually use Gemini Pro for → What surprised you (good or bad) → Anything you tried that flopped I'll take the best answers, actually test them this week, and come back with a real breakdown — not a "10 things you can do with Gemini" listicle, an honest one based on what you all told me. What should I try first? 👇

Hey everyone 👋 You already know about the course — but I wanted to share the FULL blueprint with you first, before it goes public tomorrow. It's completely free and as well it's in video's format means youtube tutorials!! Here's the complete 6-week breakdown: ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 📍 WEEK 1 — FUNDAMENTALS Understanding AI, agents, and automation the RIGHT way. 3 videos covering: → What AI actually is → How to THINK about automation (the framework I use) → 5 real automations making real money right now 📍 WEEK 2 — FOUNDATIONS Finding problems worth solving + designing before you build: → How to listen for $1000 problems → Choosing your niche → Designing workflows on paper first 📍 WEEK 3 — FIRST BUILD Hands on — you build your first automation this week. → Claude + your first automation → Testing + fixing when it breaks → Scaling it up 📍 WEEK 4 — TOOL MASTERY Hermes vs n8n vs Claude — full comparison + decision framework so you always pick the right tool. 📍 WEEK 5 — CLIENT WORK Marketing automations, discovery calls, delivering + getting paid. Real workflows. 📍 WEEK 6 — EARN Pricing, finding clients, multiple income streams from automation skills. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ As a Skool member you get: ✅ Every video the day it releases ✅ Live Q&A every Friday ✅ All templates + resources for free ✅ A community to get feedback on your builds One question for you: What's the ONE thing you most want to learn from this course? Drop it below — I'll make sure we cover it in depth 👇

Pinning this for every new member. This is exactly how it works. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Week 1 — Build Proof (Days 1–7) Pick ONE automation tool: n8n, Zapier, or Make. Build ONE simple thing: invoice extractor, doc organizer, or research compiler. Post it in the comments here. Get feedback. That's your proof of work. Week 2 — Book 5 Discovery Calls (Days 8–14) Use this exact 3-message sequence on LinkedIn or Facebook: → Message 1: "Hey [Name], noticed you mentioned struggling with [problem]. Mind if I share something?" → Message 2: "I built a simple automation that handles exactly this. Want to see it?" → Message 3: "Can you do Tuesday or Thursday for a quick call?" That's it. No pitch. No portfolio needed. Week 3 — Close the Deal (Days 15–21) On the call, run this calculator out loud: "How many hours a week does your team spend on [task]? × hourly rate = their monthly cost." Then price yourself BELOW that number. Starter: $500 setup + $100/month Standard: $1,500 + $250/month Premium: $2,500 + $500/month Build something LIVE during the demo. Even 2 minutes = instant credibility. Week 4 — Deliver + Get Testimonial (Days 22–30) Day 1: Core automation live Day 3: Record a Loom walkthrough Day 5: Ask this exact question → "What would you tell someone considering working with me?" That answer = your testimonial. Where are you right now in this roadmap? Drop your week below 👇

Another month. More builders. More action. More wins. 🚀 One thing I've learned while building AI Automation Club: The members who grow the fastest aren't always the smartest. They're the ones who show up consistently. They ask questions. They help others. They share what they're building. And they keep moving forward even when things aren't perfect. This month's MVP members did exactly that. 🥇 1st Place — @Shiv pratap Singh 🥈 2nd Place — @Alaina Fatima 🥉 3rd Place — @Stuart Fung 🏅 4th Place — @Ali Dedage 🏅 5th Place — @Vishwas U Congratulations to all MVP members 🎊🎉 A huge thank you to every single member who contributed this month. Whether you posted your first win, completed a lesson, shared feedback, helped another member, or simply stayed consistent—you are helping build the culture of this community. Remember: AI Automation Club isn't about collecting courses. It's about building. It's about taking action. It's about turning knowledge into results. June is a fresh start. Who will be on next month's leaderboard? 👀 Drop a 🔥 below if you're aiming for MVP next month. Keep building. — Muskan 🚀