Most people don’t fail because they’re not talented…They fail because they keep stopping. Stay consistent, even when nobody is clapping for you.

Most people in AI communities are building in circles. You learn n8n. Then Make. Then you build a voice agent. Then a lead scraper. Then another agent that does something you think a business might need. You're collecting tools like Pokemon cards and none of them are making you money. Here's what nobody told you: the businesses making actual money in AI aren't building 47 different tools. They're running one system that does one thing extremely well. They're booking sales calls for other businesses using cold outbound. That's it. And here's the part that should make you stop scrolling: they use the exact same system to get their own clients that they sell to clients. You get clients through cold outbound. You sell cold outbound services. The thing you do to grow is the thing you sell. No need to convince a plumber he needs an AI receptionist. No need to build a SaaS and pray someone signs up. No need to guess what businesses want. They want calls booked. You book calls. You get paid. The model is stupid simple. AI just makes it faster and cleaner than it used to be. You can research prospects faster. Write campaigns faster. Test angles faster. Scale without hiring five people. Send around 5,000 emails per week. You'll get roughly 3,500 opens. About 50 to 70 replies. Maybe 20 to 30 are actually interested. You book 8 to 12 calls. Maybe 4 to 7 show up. You close 2 to 5 clients per month. That's the math. That's the business. No agents. No plumbers. No chasing trends. If this confused you, drop your question below, tag me, msg me, whatever works.

v1 is on the left, v2 is on the right... This should be interesting.

I just walked through everything new in n8n version 2.0. This update brings a refreshed UI, smoother animations, and a few behavior changes that make building automations feel more intuitive. In the video, I highlight the biggest improvements, show how they affect your workflows, and share what you should expect as you transition to the new version. If you want a quick overview of what’s changing and why it matters, this breakdown will get you up to speed.

If you were posting daily on Instagram as an AI consultant, what type of content would you focus on to build your brand, showcase your skills, and attract clients? (My niche is B2B experts/coaches, but I’m curious about everyone’s overall strategy.)