I see the same pattern every year in AI Business Space. People assume the problem is skill. It is not. Most of you already know enough to start selling. The real issue is delay. You keep telling yourself: - After one more course. - After one more tool. - After I feel more confident. That logic feels responsible. It is not. It is a way to avoid exposure. While you prepare, the market is moving. Companies are already deploying AI in sales, ops, and support.They are forming opinions about who is credible.They are choosing vendors. Every quarter you stay in preparation mode: - Someone else builds relationships. - Someone else earns trust in that niche. - Someone else learns from live clients instead of tutorials. When you finally decide to act, you will not enter an empty market. You will enter a crowded one. Many of you believe time will make this easier. It will not. Time makes markets harder, not simpler. Early positions become defended positions. Learn here. Use the material in this community. But do not confuse learning with progress. Progress only starts when you put something in front of a real business. Most people fail at that step alone. That is why we offer direct support for people who want to move from employment into an operating AI business with structure. If you want to assess whether that path makes sense, you can book a call. If it is not a fit, we will say so. If it is, we will define the execution plan and begin.

2 videos in one day?! I just couldn't wait on this one. Been having so much fun building with Claude Code lately. More content coming soon. In this video, I’ll walk complete beginners through setting up Claude Code so it can actually build n8n workflows and agents for you. You’ll see how to use Claude Code inside Visual Studio Code, connect it to the n8n MCP server so it can search nodes, configurations, and existing workflow templates, and give it the ability to create, edit, and manage workflows directly in your n8n instance. We also connect n8n skills so Claude understands how nodes work together and how to use the MCP server properly. The result is a supercharged Claude setup that’s loaded with n8n knowledge, so even if Claude Code feels intimidating, this tutorial gets you fully set up and ready to start building workflows much faster.

If you’re feeling overwhelmed in the AI space right now, that’s completely normal. I feel behind every single day. Things are moving insanely fast. Andrej Karpathy recently tweeted that he’s never felt this behind as a programmer. And this is someone who was the Director of AI at Tesla, a founding member of OpenAI, and one of the most respected people in the field. So if one of the leading voices in AI feels behind, you should not feel bad at all for feeling the same way. As we kick off the new year, just a reminder to focus on building simple systems for yourself, keep learning, keep experimenting, and keep moving forward. Don’t let the overwhelm stop you. Consistent progress always beats trying to keep up with everything. You’re in the right place. Cheers, Nate

Wishing a joyful celebration to all of you in the AI Automation Society fam who celebrate! Take some time to be with your loved ones, soak in the light and energy, and come back recharged for an amazing week ahead.

In this video, I compare OpenAI’s new AgentKit to n8n to see how they stack up against each other. We’ll go over what each platform is, how they work, and what makes them unique. I’ll walk you through how to access and set up AgentKit, explore its features, and then put both tools head-to-head across different categories. I also score each one so you can clearly see their strengths and weaknesses. Most importantly, I’ll help you figure out when you should use one over the other, because the truth is, they’re built for different purposes and appeal to different types of builders. Whether you’re just getting started or already deep into automation, this video is a full, easy-to-follow guide to help you choose the right tool for your next project.