Hey everyone, I’ve already completed a few workflows in n8n and I’m starting to get the hang of it. But now I want to take things seriously and move toward becoming an expert in building workflows. I’m considering creating 50+ workflows to cover a wide variety of use cases, but I’m not sure if that’s the smartest approach. Before I go too far down one path, I’d love to learn from those of you who are ahead: - 🛠️ How did you structure your learning in the early days? - 📚 What resources (videos, docs, courses, communities) helped you the most? - ⚡ Should I focus on building lots of simple workflows, or go deep on a few complex ones? - 🔑 What key skills or concepts in n8n made the biggest difference for you? - 🧭 If you were starting again, what would you do differently to become an expert faster? I’d really appreciate any guidance, resources, or strategies that helped you level up. 🙌

Hey everyone, I recently joined to Liam Ottley’s AI Automation Agency Hub and finished the AAA Model. It’s been incredibly valuable and eye-opening, though I noticed most of it is very agency-focused. I also went through the AI Foundations part in Liam’s classroom—it was really well-organized and gave me a solid understanding of the basics. Here’s my situation: I’m not fully committed to starting an agency right away. I do dream of building an agency eventually, but for now, my focus is to learn AI automation thoroughly, earn through automation, get clients, and build a strong foundation for the future. My main question: Which content should I focus on first as a beginner? I’ve seen creators like Nate Herk and Nick Saraev, who focus more on earning and freelancing with AI automation. Should I start with their approach, stick with the agency-focused content, or combine both? How can I structure my learning to start earning while building a strong foundation? I’d really appreciate advice from anyone who has walked this path. Liam’s guidance has been incredible so far, and I’m grateful for this community—I just want to make sure I start on the right track. Thanks a lot for any guidance you can share 🙏