Should you be a generalist or niche down? The truth is, most people need both. Being a generalist helps you learn fast, spot patterns, and adapt when things change. Niching down helps people understand you, trust you, and actually pay you. The smart move is to build broad skills, then pick a clear niche to start with. Use that niche as your entry point, get results, build proof, and make money. Once you’ve got momentum, you’re not stuck. You can expand, evolve, and take what you’ve learned into bigger opportunities. A niche doesn’t define you — it just opens the door. Important Truth (Most People Miss This) You don’t win by chasing “the best niche”. You win by combining: Your existing skills A painful business problem AI as the leverage AI is the tool. The niche is the problem you solve.

Just dropped a new video breaking down Hugging Face — what it actually is and how to use it in practice. In the video, I cover: - What Hugging Face really offers (models, demos, spaces) - Why it matters if you’re building AI systems - How it fits into real workflows (not just research) - Where the real opportunities are for builders If you’ve heard of Hugging Face but never really used it — or you think it’s “only for researchers” — this will clear it up. This is one of those platforms that becomes very powerful once you understand it. — Shafik

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Just dropped a practical, no-fluff walkthrough showing how to design and build AI agents that actually sell in the real world 👇 In this video, you’ll see: ✅ How to structure an AI agent for business use ✅ What businesses actually care about (not just demos) ✅ Step-by-step logic you can replicate in your own builds ✅ How to think like someone selling systems — not just building them This isn’t theory — it’s a framework you can apply immediately to: 📌 Your own projects 📌 Client work 📌 Paid offers 👇 Before you watch: What’s your biggest goal with AI agents right now? 🔹 Getting the first paying client 🔹 Improving your builds 🔹 Packaging a product 🔹 Learning better logic Drop your answer below 👇 — Shafik 🚀