This summer I have 3 projects to deliver: - Work related to the exchange/trade mission - Social media and area expansion - The Agri system And 1 new launch: - Rolling out the Agri system in Uganda - Training the new Plexaris Uganda team How I am using AI this summer: For the trade mission work, I am using AI to process and analyze market data more efficiently, helping me extract insights faster for the deliverables due at the end of the summer. For social media and area expansion, I am using AI tools top build a social media machine to generate content, schedule posts, and scale our output across different channels without increasing manual workload. For the Uganda rollout, I am using AI to create training documentation and instructional materials for the new team members. This helps me get them up to speed on the Agri system quickly, so they can operate independently after launch. For the Agri system itself, I am using AI to improve data processing and reporting, making the system more efficient for the Uganda team to use in the field. My focus: I am not exploring AI for the sake of it. I am applying AI where it directly helps me deliver these 4 outcomes by the end of the summer. Every tool I use serves one specific purpose: getting these projects across the finish line and making sure the Uganda team is fully trained and operational. Now I want to hear from you: - How are you using AI in your work this summer? - Any tools you recommend for training teams remotely? - What is your experience with AI in Agri or trade missions? Drop your thoughts in the comments. I am curious to learn from your experiences too. Let's build and share.

Everyone has AI skills. Almost no one knows how to market themselves. That's the real gap I'm seeing right now. The skills are becoming common — what separates people is whether anyone actually knows you exist. Here's my two cents: 1. Outreach every single day. Sending messages on LinkedIn, targeting business owners, putting yourself out there on Upwork — it all compounds. You don't need a perfect strategy, you need reps. 2. Build your brand alongside it. Getting your name out there is the best step you can take, and it works one step at a time. Nobody hires the person they've never heard of. 3. Leverage automation. The best way to scale both of the above is building an automation that does the heavy lifting for you, so your outreach doesn't cap out at what you can do manually. Nate already recommends targeting people in your network daily — this builds right on top of that for your business. Outreach on a daily basis, and let automation multiply the effort.

Should i learn n8n right now if i want to sell the best AI systems to my future clients? Honest answers only

🚀 Just finished building an AI sales assistant for my agency. Over the past few weeks I've been focused on building Forgewire AI, where I'm creating AI solutions for businesses. One of my latest projects includes: - 🤖 AI chatbot for lead qualification - 📅 Automatic appointment booking - 📧 Email confirmations - 📊 Google Sheets CRM updates - ⚡ n8n automation backend I'm also working on AI voice agents and custom business automations. I'm still early in my journey, so I'd love to hear from experienced agency owners: What's one lesson you wish you knew before getting your first few AI automation clients? Looking forward to learning from everyone here! 🚀

Hey, I want to improve my AI skills, but right now I only really know how to use Claude, and the only place I’m getting my information from is Nate’s channel. My goal is to improve 1% every day, so I wanted to get some feedback from you guys. How do you actually go about improving your skills? How do you keep updated with the market, and what are you doing right now to learn that daily 1%? Please share any resources you are following right now or any docs, channels you recommend checking out. Appreciate any advice!