New top spot holder for our 7-day leaderboard! Here's our leaderboard rundown: 7-Day Leaderboard 🥇 @Okasha Khan (NEW!) 🥈 @Chetan Mishra 🥉 @Malik Ahmed ▼ 2 30-Day Leaderboard 🥇 @Chetan Mishra 🥈 @Malik Ahmed 🥉 @Okasha Khan (7 weeks straight in 3rd) ————————————— 💎 Win of the Week: @Sam Cad Ryan just had his first $2.5k week: three clients, two at $750, one at $1,000, with another $1,250 project in discussion. A month ago he was at $1k weeks. That's $10k-month pace. He also got booked to speak at a business retreat interstate, teaching 100+ business owners how to use AI. All of it came from warm outreach and referrals. Exactly what we preach. Full breakdown in his post: [See the post HERE]

Hey Guys, So i'm really happy with how my agency is going. Really Really happy and now as another thing i wanna get into some personal branding, so on IG, Linkedin and YT but i'm really not too sure what to do. Sofar i'm thinking just like copying Liam (shoutout to the goat) or some others like Nate and stuff, but i'm not sure if that is the best way to go about it. Really just like, if you've got any ideas for how i should get started (from your own experience) or know any good resources i could check out, that'd be greatly appreciated. Ciao, Sammy - Ur bro who builds AI

Yoyo lads, sharing my wins. So after floating around on $1k/week for a few weeks, this week I've done my first ever $2.5K week. This consisted of 3 clients, 2 valued at $750 each and 1 for $1000. I'm also in discussions for a $1250 project so this could become a $3750 week if the cards are played right, so that'll be fun. Another crazy thing is i'm officially going to be flown to another city here in Aus to speak at a MASSIVE business retreat where i've been tasked with teaching over 100+ businesspeople how to use AI to accelerate their business. Still figuring out what i'll teach but this'll be a great opportunity. All clients are coming from Warm outreach and referrals and through purely through referrals i'm averaging 1-2 new clients this week. Genuinely don't sleep on this, i've had literally ZERO resistance on sales calls purely because they already trust me. So make sure if your wanting more clients to get into warm outreach and trying to do referrals. (pro tip, i like to offer a 10% commission if people refer someone to me, that helps sweeten the deal i find)

GPT-6 Astra and Claude Fable 5.1 came out within a few days of each other, and the "which one is better" posts started almost immediately. I collected the main numbers in the chart above. Honestly, they're closer than I expected. They score the same on the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index, cost the same per token, and both handle a 1M-token context. Astra gets through tasks for a lot less money and seems stronger at terminal work and automation. Fable 5.1 looks better on long-running projects and big codebases. The more I looked at it, the less it felt like a competition. Their strengths don't overlap much, so I started wondering if the smarter move is to just use both. Let Astra build something, then have Fable 5.1 review it. Or the other way around. But I'm not sure that works out in practice. Two models means two sets of prompts to maintain, two APIs to deal with, and two bills. And when something goes wrong, it's harder to tell where the problem came from. So I'm curious what you think. If you were starting a serious project today, would you pick one model and really get to know it, or use both and let them cover each other's weak spots? If you've already tried either of them, or both, I'd love to hear how it went.

Hi everyone! 👋 My name is Onésio Tomás, and I’m just getting started on my journey into AI automation and building an AI agency. I’d really appreciate hearing from people who already have experience in this space. I have three questions: 1. If you were starting an AI automation agency from zero today, what would you focus on first to get your first paying client? 2. How did you decide which niche to focus on, and what signs helped you know that a niche was actually worth pursuing? 3. What is one mistake you made when you were starting that you wish you had avoided from the beginning? I’m here to learn, take action, and build step by step. Any honest advice or lessons from your experience would be greatly appreciated. 🙏 Looking forward to learning from you all!