NEED A MENTOR . Hey everyone I am glad to be here. I am in college (health information technology I love it, but it is expensive) and I also work 3 jobs production, nursing assistant at a hospital and a restaurant. with no skills at all I need to start making $50,000/ month in a week. •WHAT I HAVE : $500 (I can spare at this time), a laptop/pc , 8hr per day , smart phone that's it. •What Is In My Mind : With all these three jobs, I noticed a lot of problems where I can implement it. Icm folder structure. A lot of the people like hospitals have wide a variety of data and documents. I can literally create system for them as a site hustle so I can one by one take stress off and hopefully do one to 0 jobs. Just by building. Icm project for them The problem is I have no experience but I am ready to learn from basics. I’m sick and tired of having three jobs and a lot of it of the money is going towards my schooling and helping my family out with their stuff and everything (most of the money is already gone as soon it hits ) I literally don’t have any free time and I wanna put myself in a position to put give myself free time and travel • What I Want : A mentor who will guide me every day step by step. I will share my daily report and want them to give me daily task like giving me homework. I want a roadmap. To teach me how to write on structuring already built foundation into a icm folder structure using ai , get clients, cold email, sales calls, every thing I need and tech me how I use this community. That will teach me the foundation of entrepreneurship, business, self-confidence, etc.. I am ready to another work to and learn another skill if it is my mentor teach me to do. It’s at a point now If anyone in this community is hiring looking to teach and how they do things with zero pay let me know. I don’t really care about the money at this point. I just want to learn and have skills to implement them for myself that I can apply. Skills is a lot more effective than me working for somebody just to get paid cause I already do that and it’s to be honest kind of miserable, but I have to live with it as of right

hey so question it took me a week to plan this out how valuable would this be if i build this Nebula Mind uses Jake Van Clief’s ICM as the operating system of the agent itself. Folder structure is the orchestration layer. Multi-agent behavior, memory, scheduling, skill evolution, and cross-session learning emerge from numbered folders, markdown stage contracts, and plain-text handoffs — not from framework code. Think of it like Hermie agents and opemclaw on steroids. all the moving around where the files should go when everything is automatically does it without you touching it etc

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I want to know your guys' thoughts. The ICM folder structure is really— Really interesting, and I fell in love with how to work this out. So. I was thinking of building a. Something that. Turns. Any. GitHub repo into an ICM format, and— So that way when. People build something— From scratch, and already have a GitHub repo for it. Instead of rebuilding anything, rebuilding. That specific project. Just put it in. Into the project that I made. And. You get that format immediately. Would it be something cool to build, or what's your thoughts?

Twenty-four days ago I posted about Jake's folder system video. This is what happened next. Same foundation — markdown files, orchestration prompts, clear roles. I just kept building. Fifteen named specialists. Each one with a soul file, guardrails, and a playbook. Duke orchestrates. Cash writes. Trace pulls the data. Hank runs the financials. Clint handles the MCP integrations. Behind each one is either a human counterpart doing the real work alongside them — or a role I can't afford to hire yet. Katie who's been with me for 18 years, now has her own orchestrator running the same system. Twenty-seven client folders. Twelve live MCP integrations. One shared repo. The folder system isn't replacing my agency. It becoming my agency. Jake gave me the unlock. This is how it's going.