When I started in automation, I thought I needed to master everything first. So I did what most people do: • Watched more tutorials • Learned more tools • Saved more “must-learn” resources It felt productive. But nothing moved. The problem wasn’t lack of information. It was lack of structure. Everything I consumed was random: Random workflows. Random use cases. Random opinions. So I stayed stuck. What changed everything? I stopped asking: “What tool should I learn next?” And started asking: “What’s the next automation that actually solves a real problem?” That’s when things clicked. Confidence didn’t come from watching. It came from building, breaking, and fixing. That’s why people invest in automation guidance. Not because the tools are hidden. But because clarity beats chaos every time. If you’re starting (or scaling) an AI automation agency and feel like you’re running in circles… You don’t need more content. You need a clearer execution path. What’s the most confusing part for you right now? Finding clients, choosing niches, or building your first real automation?