When I first started diving into AI systems and backend automation… I honestly wondered if I was too late to the game. I’m 50 years old. I’ve already built and closed a $3M company. And here I was, starting something completely new. At first, it felt overwhelming. Everyone around me seemed younger, faster, more “in the know.” But here’s the truth I’ve discovered:It doesn’t matter how old you are. It doesn’t matter how far behind you feel. What matters is your willingness to learn, to adapt, and to keep building. If I can learn how to design and implement AI infrastructure at 50… then anyone in here can. So wherever you’re at on your journey — stay consistent, keep testing, keep learning. The game isn’t about being the fastest to start, it’s about being the one who doesn’t quit. 👉 What’s one lesson you’ve learned recently in building your AI systems that you wish you knew sooner?

Looking for a rock star assistant who is already well-versed with Assistible. If you have any suggestions it would be most appreciated! - Michael

If anyone here is doing this, I'd like to connect and ask you a few questions. Thanks.

Does anyone have a VA or know of one that is knowledgable with what Assistable offers that can help me build out a funnel? Trying to tackle this while I wait to get off wait list....