Hey, I saw this in the AAA Accelerator and wanted to share it with you all. @Matt Carnegie an Accelerator member shared a video breaking: - The fear of rejection & - The fear of being challenged technically Underneath them are the same identities: "I'm not good enough", "I'm not worthy", "I feel like an imposter." We're all at different stages of our entrepreneurial journey and this might be something you need right now.

I decided to create something different for myself this year an AI generated birthday video using free AI tools. 🤯🔥 No expensive production. Just an idea + AI. Honestly, seeing what we can create with these tools is crazy. 😂 I wanted to share it with the community and see what you guys think. 👀 What would you create with AI if you had a free tool and one idea? And if anyone needs AI video for is businesses, he/she should Dm me

So I wanted to get ppl's insights, I believe that now i can land my first client and work with him, but the thing is i feel lost and alone and really no mentor to tell me what to do, So I wanted to ask, Whats the core steps that i need in a workflow or an AI agent to make it work. My point is, i can just be specified in 1 template and sell it as am a pro in this exact template ( For ex, Knowledge base AI agent that supports newhires without the need of asking someone for a specific piece of info) But i feel like am missing something, like I really need someone to point me towards what i need to do now ? Any Insights ?

hey guys im new to skool whats the best place to start..?

Hey everyone. In my last post I told you how the first version of Morningside was quietly broken. We were great builders, but the model needed fixing. So we made one decision that changed the entire company. We stopped competing to build for the 2% of businesses who already knew what they wanted... ...and started building a system to walk into the other 98% and show them what they needed. That sounds simple, but it wasn't. Here's what we realized. Every business had heard the headlines. Their board was telling them to "do something with AI." They just had no idea where to start. And if you only work with the 2% who already know exactly what they want, then you’re competing with every other agency. The real opportunity was everyone else - the businesses that knew they had a problem but couldn't see the solution. Nobody was helping them. So how could we figure out the best way to identify these opportunities? Being honest - this was financially terrifying. We found a former Deloitte strategy consultant and convinced him to come lead a new consulting division for us. Then we brought in a team of strategy consultants from other big firms like Deloitte and EY and convinced them to move across the world to New Zealand to build it with us. These weren’t developers or “AI guys”. They were people whose entire job was to diagnose a business and see what wasn't working. We paired that skill with what we already knew: how to build. And the whole model flipped. We used to wait for clients to tell us what to build. Now we walked in and told them. On paper, it was exactly what the business needed. But a strategy is worth nothing until it survives contact with a real client. So we bet the whole thing on one company - and ran the most expensive experiment in our history to find out if it actually worked. I'll tell you how that went next. Liam.