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NEW Interactive Course Now Open: Coding for Entrepreneurs
After working tirelessly for weeks, it's officially time. I just released the first part of the Coding for Entrepreneurs course, designed to turn ambitious entrepreneurs into internet icons. This course is your red pill. After going through these lessons, you’ll wake up to the real mechanics of the internet. You’ll see the actual code behind the simulation people use every day without understanding. Inside the visual based engaging walkthroughs, you’ll learn and master: 🚀 JSON in N8N (the real language of APIs) ⚙️ Building powerful Python automations in Cursor 🕸️ Scraping websites and extract data like a pro 🔗 Making API calls to ANY platform and build your own agents + integrations 💼 Applying all of this directly to real-world, commercial use cases This isn’t boring lectures or academic coding! You won't see any "print(hello, world)" here. Only real client project walkthroughs and interactive lessons where you get to write code and see the magic working yourself. ⭐ Right now, the JSON Mastery and Python Automations modules are available exclusively for VIP members or if you pay a quick $19. If you want access: - Like this post - Comment “VIP” - Go to this link: https://www.skool.com/the-ai-entrepreneur-circle-5658/classroom (p.s. anyone who's paying to be in the group already has access.) Let’s get it. 💻🔥
NEW Interactive Course Now Open: Coding for Entrepreneurs
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I scraped 500+ AI automation jobs on Upwork.. here's what I learned
A lot of people are trying to learn AI without any clue what the market actually pays for. So I built a system to get clarity. p.s. If this is helpful, let me know I’ll drop more data from the system or drop a comment if I should drop the full database! For the last 6 months, I’ve been running an automation that scrapes every single Upwork post related to: - AI Experts - Automation Specialists - Python bots - No-code integrations (Make, Zapier, n8n, etc.) Here’s what I’ve learned after analyzing over 1,000 automation-related job posts 👇 The Top 10 Skills You Should Learn If You Want to Make Money with AI Agents: 1. Python***** (highest ROI skill) 2. n8n or Make (you don’t need to “code” to win jobs) 3. Web scraping & APIs** 4. Automated Content Creation (short form videos, blogs, etc.) 5. Google Workspace automation (Docs, Sheets, Drive, Gmail) 6. Lead Generation + CRM workflows 7. Data Extraction & Parsing 8. Cold outreach, LinkedIn bots, DM automations Notice: Most of these aren’t “machine learning” or “data science” they’re real-world use cases that save people time and make them money. The Common Pain Points I Saw Repeated Over and Over: - “I’m drowning in lead gen, I need this to run on autopilot” - “I get too many junk messages on WhatsApp / LinkedIn — need something to filter and qualify leads” - “I have 10,000 rows of customer data and no time to sort through it manually” - “I want to turn YouTube videos into blog posts, tweets, summaries… automatically” - “Can someone just connect GPT to my CRM and make it smart?” Exact Automations Clients Paid For: - Sales Automations for lead gen, contact enrichment, and qualification - Auto-outreach automations for email and DMs - Short form video and image content creation - n8n automation that monitors RSS feeds and creates a custom news aggregator for finance companies These are things you can start learning TODAY and become an expert within 50-100 hours
I scraped 500+ AI automation jobs on Upwork.. here's what I learned
1 like • Oct 15
Do you know of any resources that help with properly setting up an upwork profile that stands out and attracts clients? Or for processes and templates to communicate with clients, prepare proposals, setting service prices right, deliverables, etc.
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Every person in here is part of the founding class of something special. To kick things off, I want everyone to drop an intro below ⬇️ 👉 Comment with: 1. Who you are (your name + a short bio) 2. What you’re building or interested in (sales, content, vibecoding, startups, data/ML careers, etc.) 3. What you want to take away from this group (skills, connections, accountability, results) The more we know about each other, the faster we can connect, collaborate, and accelerate. I’ll go first in the comments. Now it’s your turn. ⚡
1 like • Oct 15
Hi all, Motasem here. I'm a Machine Learning / AI Engineer. I worked previously as a Data Scientist, Data Engineer and backend Software Engineer. I'm already utilizing AI-assisted coding to some extent in few projects, but there is still too much to learn. I'm experimenting with different workflows / tools / agents / models trying to find what works best for me.. I'm trying to build a small scale SaaS app, but I have very limited experience with front end stacks and JavaScript. I'm also thinking of starting an AI consulting agency, but lack knowledge on the business side (how to acquire leads, pitch, create proposals, etc.) I'm aiming to learn from the community here about best practices and recommendations for AI coding related topics. I'm also hoping that joining now would motivate me to focus on building and sharing ideas and to get some accountability for my progress.
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Would love to learn more about the business side for sure, but I don't know what's the right time to start. I'm thinking I need to have an MVP up and running at least for the SaaS product before approaching prospects. For the AI consultancy, I still need to figure out where I fit and what "products" to deliver. About AI coding, I've used Cursor and VS Code with copilot. I tried Windsurf and Kiro, but didn't stick with them. Prior to all this AI stuff, I used to be a big fan of VS Code and PyCharm and would like to go back, but Cursor tab completion is on a different level and I don't think I will move away until there is some real competitive alternative. I started by just vibe coding and chatting with the agent for smaller tasks, but more recently I started using BMAD and I find it better for bigger projects although it adds some overhead and feels slower. Github Spec Kit looks promising as well, but haven't tried it yet. I tried Gemini CLI and Claude Code and liked them. Having agents working in a terminal and having the IDE to review their code and for implementing fixes and low level functionality when needed is powerful. I've also read a lot of good things about Codex and GLM models so I plan to try them next.
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I am a Machine Learning / Artificial Intelligence Engineer with previous experience in Data Science, Data Engineering and backend development.

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Joined Oct 15, 2025
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