Most people don’t fail here because they’re incapable. They fail because they try to move in five directions at once. They watch. They save posts. They consume information. But they don’t commit to one clear starting point. And that quiet confusion? It builds frustration fast. Here’s the shift that changes everything: Stop asking, “How do I win here? ”Start asking, “What is the one action I will execute this week?” Momentum doesn’t come from knowing more. It comes from doing one thing repeatedly. Now let’s make this honest: If you’re new, what’s the one thing that’s currently confusing you? If you’ve been here a while, what’s one mistake you made early that others can avoid? Drop it below. No polished answers. Just real ones. Someone’s clarity might start in your comment.

👋 Hey AI Automation Society! I’ve been watching many amazing discussions here — especially how people are trying to automate real workflows, not just learn tools. Really inspiring! I’m curious what the community thinks about this 👇 🔹 A lot of people define automation as “speeding up tasks” — but I’m starting to think automation is really about *freeing up human focus for value work* (so people can build, create, and think instead of repeat tasks). For example: handling follow-ups, data collection, scheduling, simple customer messaging, etc. This lets us focus on strategy & creativity. 🔥 So here’s my question to everyone: 👉 **What’s ONE task in your current workflow that you *wish you could automate* right now — and why would that change your day the most?** Whether you’re: ✅ a beginner still learning ✅ building paid automations ✅ experimenting with AI agents 👇 let’s share real workflows rather than just tools. I’ll start — For me, it’s automating **follow-up messaging + lead warm-ups**, so I don’t manually chase every conversation. Your turn! 🚀

Most AI tutorials are made by developers, for developers. They skip steps. They throw around jargon. They assume you already know things you don't. You watch video after video and somehow end up more confused than when you started. That's not a you problem. That's a teaching problem. I made something that fixes it: -> For beginners who don't know where to start PS: If you’re already an AIS+ member, we will be rolling this out to you for free shortly. No need to buy it.