I see so many people watching videos, taking notes, and saying they want to build an AI agency… but never actually doing anything. So let’s cut through the noise. If you’re serious about landing your first AI client, here’s a simple, no-BS guide to make it happen. Step 1: Stop Overthinking, Start Solving Problems Businesses don’t care about AI tools—they care about saving time and making more money. Want an easy win? Pick something simple but valuable: ✔️ Automate lead follow-ups for small businesses (Make/Zapier) ✔️ Set up AI chatbots for customer support (ManyChat/Botpress) ✔️ Create AI voice assistants for businesses drowning in calls (Vapi/Retell) Step 2: Find Businesses That Need This Yesterday Not everyone needs AI, so focus on the ones who do: 📍 Real estate agents – Need automated follow-ups to close deals 📍 E-commerce brands – Need AI chatbots to answer customer questions fast 📍 Coaches & consultants – Need AI assistants to qualify leads so they stop wasting time Step 3: Get Out of ‘Learning Mode’ and Start Talking to People Your first client isn’t going to magically appear just because you watched a few tutorials. - DM local business owners and ask: “What’s one task you wish you could automate today?” - Offer a free audit to show them how AI can save them time. - Build something simple and test it, don’t wait until it’s perfect. Step 4: Build Fast, Test Faster - Use free versions of AI tools to create quick demos. - Show it to real businesses and get feedback. - Adjust, improve, and repeat. Now, Here’s Your Challenge: What’s ONE step you’re actually going to take this week? No vague “I’ll start soon” replies drop a comment with something real. Let’s go.

I am trying to build the email agent from Nate's youtube. While following his video I decided to use a notion database instead of a google doc to push the contact information to pinecone, as no one uses google docs to store contact information. I have successfully connected the notion page and the notion integrations and I'm pushing the data to pinecone. I have a single entry in the database (as I am testing this) and the AI agent seems unable to find the contact information. I have tried looking for 3 days in forums, in n8n and everywhere in youtube to figure out my issue but I can't seem to get past this problem. It's getting to the point that I'm ready to give up in this whole learning AI because its extremely infuriating that I'm following all the steps and it just doesn't work. How can i get help on this?

So, I’ve been trying to understand this thing called an API, and trust me, it was a bit confusing at first. But, I did some digging, and I’m going to break it down for you in a way that even a 10-year-old can understand! What is an API? An API stands for “Application Programming Interface.” But that sounds way too fancy, right? Let’s make it easier. Imagine you’re at a restaurant. You’re the customer, and the API is the waiter. You tell the waiter what you want (like a pizza), and the waiter goes to the kitchen and gets it for you. The kitchen is like a computer or app, and the waiter (the API) brings the information back to you. So basically, an API is like a messenger that takes your request, tells the computer or service what to do, and then brings the answer back to you. It’s like asking your computer to get information or do something for you without having to know all the complicated stuff inside the kitchen (or the computer). How Does an API Work? Okay, let’s break this down: 1. You make a request – This is like you telling the waiter what you want. For example, you might want to know the weather or get some information from an app. 2. The API takes the request to the computer – Just like the waiter runs to the kitchen, the API takes your request to the right part of the computer (the app or service you need info from). 3. The computer does the work – The computer (or app) gets your order, like checking the weather or looking for some data. 4. The API brings the answer back to you – The waiter brings your food, and the API brings the information you asked for. What Does an API Do? APIs can do a lot of cool stuff for you. Here are some examples: - Ask for information – Want to know what’s the weather today? You can use an API to ask a weather app to give you the info. - Get data – You can get information from different websites or apps without having to open each one. - Make things work together – APIs let different apps or websites talk to each other. For example, when you use your Google account to log into a game, that’s an API helping those two things talk to each other.

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hey everyone, so I'm totally new to this thing I'm just a 17 year old who just likes poking around. so I wanted to create this workflow that connects a frontend of a discord bot to a notion template titled "headquarters" which basically is a life management dashboard. so the idea is I have some sort of a jarvis replica that can read, edit and remind tasks upon requests and also function as a chatbot. I already setup notion integration and created a bot and set the outh and everything and for the ai I'm using openrouter api to gemini models. so I'm stuck at piecing all stuff together and it's kind of a disaster so can anyone give me some tips to complete this project? and if you somehow read this far thanks in advance😅