@Yasmine Seidu & @Ian Queeglay We’re thrilled to have you both here in our high-leverage automation crew. Please let me know what times and days work best for you for our community calls - the existing times & days are placeholders - I'm happy to change things around to accommodate the community. Once again, welcome aboard!

One of the biggest perks of being in Automate Business AI Advanced is the live support and community connection. Here’s when you can plug in each week: 💻 Monday @ 3:00 pm PST — Tech Support Call Bring your questions, stuck points, and setup needs—we’ll walk through them live and help you get unstuck fast. 🤝 Tuesday @ 9:00 am PST — Get-to-Know-You Community Call Build connections, share what you’re working on, and meet fellow founders walking a similar path. 💻 Wednesday @ 9:00 am PST — Tech Support Call Need more help mid-week? We’ve got you. Come back for round two of tech support and implementation help. 🧠 Thursday @ 9:00 am PST — Community + Expert Brainstorm Call Let’s workshop ideas, troubleshoot strategy, and share what’s working. This is where growth and breakthroughs happen. All calls are hosted via Zoom.👉 Visit the Calendar tab above to grab the meeting link and add the events to your own calendar. We can’t wait to see you inside—show up, ask questions, and get the support you need to automate and grow smarter. 🙌

Great call! We talked about integrating Zoom into n8n and how to automatically create events when making calendar events. We also discussed the pitfalls of making sure it should create zoom meetings and how to get attendees to work right.

Great call! We focused on building out chat bots that can take orders directly on your website and how to integrate those with Stripe or other payment processors. We also talked about the limits of trusting ChatGPT to give tech advice and showed how it can give bad directions that will have you spinning your wheels.

Thank you to everyone who can to the call today! We covered building an AI receipionist using ElevenLabs, Twilio and n8n as the backend, and covered many of the "businesses" issues that comes with selling this as a service.