It's time to lock in & land your first Customer on Upwork 2026 is coming soon & I want YOU to have a big win to end off the year. So here is the goal, I want 3 people in this group to get their first n8n/data/ai customers. Everyday we post a comment in this post the number of jobs applied to, any interviews, and things you learn along the way. While I have taken a break from Upwork, I will also be applying as well... No excuses. @Alex Rodriguez @Rudolf Van Loggerenberg @Danny Glosser The Challenge will run through 12/20/25, Need some help with how to navigate Upwork we have a mini course on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGQ7mdt_EeM&list=PLcQVY5V2UY4L8_RvrhvgJsjnClE0BxxML

What is the best practice for setting up your data to make sure it’s embedded properly for RAG vector so that the AI agent can really retrieve it correctly and accurately? I see a lot of YouTube videos with guys doing this, but it’s obviously for show over simplified, and the quality of retrieval has to be poor or average at best. What are the real best practices in terms of doing this? For example, should you build your knowledge source in a Google sheet that’s one for one matching the vector table structure in Supabase? With metadata for …? Or Use markdown in doc? Predetermine chunk size and edit knowledge source to match desired chunk size instead of relying on “random” chunking? How do you set your raw data up to get the most accurate retrieval from AI agent? (Let’s assume n8n Q&A AI chat agent with Supabase vector and 1,000 rows of unique data from online course material.) Thanks!!

I applied to a few jobs today for the first time in probably 5 months or so. Upwork is the most competitive its ever been. I started applying in 2021 and it was easy and cheap to get roles. Now there are these non-negotiables if you want good jobs: - Boosting proposals to the top. Its expensive, but you pay to play. If you aren't willing to spend money to apply, you are going to get lost - Exact case studies or whitepapers for what the customer is looking for - 100% job success score, good earnings, good reviews - Volume of distribution - Fast time to apply

Let's celebrate our first full month of having a Skool Group! The group is ranked #284 in Tech and I think we can crack the top 200 relatively soon! This month we also hosted our first ever group lock in/work calls. Big congrats to the following 5 members for being at the top of the leaderboards 1. @Ryan Steggerda 2. @Alfred Alonso 3. @Greg Drysdale 4. @Rudolf Van Loggerenberg 5. @Alex Rodriguez I want to reward the top contributors each month, Ryan won a free 1:1 call this week where we will discuss Ai, Python, and more. Alfred landed a freelance gig as well just by taking action and being on a call. In December I want to help @Rudolf Van Loggerenberg & @Alex Rodriguez land their first Paying n8n customers. The challenge this month will be posted later today. Let's crush December. Anything you guys want to see in the server? Post it below

With how fast a tools are evolving and changing, such as the intrduction of agents, it creates a necessity in changing ones mindset. Instead of trying to plan out each step individualy, manually learning/looking up code syntax, and other tasks. It is better to let agents and LLM's so this for you to speed up productivity and skill. This does not mean you can ignore hard skills, but allows you to better allocate time and energy. Comment below some tips and personal stories in how you have slowly changed your mindset and work style to fit these changes!