@Mahdi Mourad mate at 20 youre in a bloody good position youve got time to experiment and make mistakes without needing every idea to work if i was you id keep doing exactly what youre doing but start focusing all that learning around real problems dont just learn ai because ai is interesting look at the businesses youre already around and ask what takes too much time what gets repeated every day what gets missed what costs them money what could be automated then try solving one of those problems you dont need to build the next massive company yet become really good at finding problems and making yourself useful do that for a few years and i reckon the business opportunities will start finding you

@Rayarn Zammit so good to have you here mate, i see ur thirst for knowledge and drive, i really enjoyed our 3 minute converastion (45 min) XD make your self at home this skool is new and over the long weekend im going to get into sales although u already have my blue print so no spoilers ok :)

@Mirela Giantaru Thanks, really appreciate that. Honestly if you’ve got a few YouTube ideas, I wouldn’t overthink which one will have the biggest impact yet. Pick the one you can talk about consistently, get the first few videos out, then let the audience tell you what they care about. And haha noted, definitely not stubborn.

Mine is overthinking little things. I can spend too long tweaking something that was already good enough to launch. Most of the time the better move is just put it out, get feedback and improve it after.

@Mirela Giantaru 100%. Research can become procrastination wearing a suit. There’s always another tool to learn or another idea to explore, but eventually you have to stop consuming and start shipping. I’ve found I learn far more by putting something out, seeing what breaks, then fixing it than I ever do trying to prepare for every possible outcome first.