How do you differ someone who’s new in the ai space, against an intermediate and a pro. What are they doing differently at each level? Let me know you’re thoughts below, I am looking to level up!

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Definitely a super big win for me. Let me know what you guys think. It was super cool to actually get this out on the internet and it feels like I actually built something and built confidence in my skills to deliver value to clients.

The Answer is "No". Two types of people get stuck here: Haven't started Started, but don't know what's next If you're in group 1, here's the uncomfortable truth: you're already behind people who had the courage to just start. Stop waiting for permission. So what do you actually need to learn? Step 1: Pick one problem you want to solve for businesses. This is the biggest decision in this entire journey. Get specific, don't try to serve everyone. Step 2: Once you've picked your niche and solution, go to YouTube. Hundreds of tutorials teach the exact skill you need. Here's where most people do a common mistake: they watch video after video and never build anything. Stuck in a loop, no real progress. Fix: Build alongside every tutorial. Don't just watch. Replicate what they're making, line by line. On Al tools specifically: The internet will pressure you to learn every new tool that drops. Don't. Before learning any tool, ask one question to yourself: "Will this add real value to what I'm building?" Yes → learn it. No → skip it, move on. That's it. Pick a niche. Build while you learn. Filter every tool through value, not hype.

They fail because the process is broken. Here's the simple framework we follow to turn business challenges into measurable growth: 🔹 1. Understand Identify the real problem—not just the symptoms. 🔹 2. Collaborate Align stakeholders, goals, and expectations from day one. 🔹 3. Solve Build smart, scalable solutions that eliminate bottlenecks. 🔹 4. Deliver Focus on outcomes that improve efficiency, growth, and ROI. Technology is just a tool. The real competitive advantage is solving the right problem first. 💬 Founders & CEOs: What's the biggest challenge you've faced when implementing technology or AI in your business?