As we’re drawing close to the end of 2025 our eyes turn to what’s going to be relevant and how we can actually make money with AI in 2026. Everyone has a prediction. Most are contradictory. Almost none of them tell you what to actually do. As AI models, tools and platforms are getting dramatically faster, smarter, and more powerful personalizes and niche offers will be more and more in high demand. Do these things while everyone else chases shiny objects. 1. Strive to be a 1-person company - reduce your overheads and start relying heavy on AI automations, agents & assistants to run your business like a well oiled machine. Do this first so you can focus on connecting with new prospects, building relationships and fulfillment. 2. Choose what problems to solve - as AI companies become more sophisticated and start offering more (just look at how fats ChatGPT is becoming a operating system), start looking for painful micro problems that big tech giants will simply ignore because they are too small. For example don’t try to build the next Sora or VEO, you’ll never win. But what if you build a video tool that does virtual home walkthroughs for the real estate industry? Super specific and highly targeted but not broad enough for big tech to replace your app. Whatever the offer is think of how it can be hyper personalized for a specific industry, niche or pain-point. 3. Go after niches that are able and willing to pay to solve their pain points. I spoke to a friend recently and we brainstorming some offers she can launch in 2026 and she really wanted to work with teachers. But the more we dug in, the more she realized that teachers may be willing, but most like not able to pay for whatever solution she creates. Digging a little deeper a new solution started taking form and the target market emerged - churches. They have clear, painful problems AI can solve and they have the means to afford them. 4. Become more visible. Nobody has the excuse of “I don’t have time to create content” or I don’t know what to post” anymore.

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Will AgentKit Kill n8n, Make, Zapier? To be honest, I don't know. AgentKit is brand new and there are a lot of functionalities and capabilities that are missing from its features. However... They may rapidly build it up and start killing the competition. Nobody knows. But... As I constantly bang on about it - tools and platform come and go and with AI it could be overnight. But what stays a constant are the fundamental concepts. If you learn and understand how the fundamentals work you will be golden and it doesn't matter what is new toy or who's the top dog, you will have a massive advantage because you'll be able to get acquainted with any new platform and tool. It's like when you go through med school. It's much easier to learn a specialty, than if you're brand new to medicine and trying to become a surgeon. So, make sure you brush up on the fundamentals.