I’ve seen some people (not here) take on clients at a pretty high price. And they say what they’re delivering is something they’ve never exactly done before, or that they don’t know how to deliver some parts of the project. But they’re confident in charging and receiving the deposit from the client, and say they’ll figure it out. I’m a bit confused about that. When is it right to know when and when not to take a client? I know this answer is clear: It’s when you know you can deliver or not, but what about those parts you know you can probably handle but have never actually done? I’m declining some requests because of this and feel it’s wrong somehow.

What does $500 billion in AI mean for the future of automation? The Stargate project, announced on Jan 21, 2025, is pouring massive investments into next-gen AI data centers (thanks to OpenAI, SoftBank, and others). For us no-code and automation fans, this means faster, smarter AI tools that can handle even more complex workflows. Could this be a game changer?

When I work with clients they usually already have something very specific in mind, so I just make it. But I was just talking with a lead and they don’t have a specific request… they want to get on a call to talk about how they can use AI and automations for their business, and in the meantime they’ve been sending me cool tools and stuff they see. So I wanna get to the root of it but am not gonna lie - my brain is all over the place because I’ve never done something like this before, and they’re an influencer recruitment agency (a niche I’ve never worked with before, so there’s that) How do you usually go about this? How do you structure the call? What type of questions do you ask? How do you get to know more about their business? Has anyone worked with a similar niche? I’d appreciate any help 🙏

This year has been quite the roller coaster! I’m so happy to see all of you here wanting to learn about AI and no-code automation! I’m looking forward to everything that 2025 is going to offer. Looking forward to build out this community even further and I can’t wait to see what I can learn from you guys! I’m super excited to see where AI takes us next year! 😎Be sure to watch for the paid community. I’m days away from launching. I just wrapped up editing last night and now I’m just organizing everything!!

What do you guys struggle with the most, when learning Make.com? Let me know, so I can factor this into new content for the community! Thanks guys!