Most AI tutorials are made by developers, for developers. They skip steps. They throw around jargon. They assume you already know things you don't. You watch video after video and somehow end up more confused than when you started. That's not a you problem. That's a teaching problem. I made something that fixes it: -> For beginners who don't know where to start PS: If you’re already an AIS+ member, we will be rolling this out to you for free shortly. No need to buy it.

Hey community! 👋 I found the solution and built a small n8n + Airtable setup that automatically generates images for me.without the headaches. How it works : - I write an idea or short text in an Airtable row - I trigger the automation - Within moments, the image is generated and sent back to Airtable as a link/attachment - ✅This helps me a lot whenever I need visuals fast—for posts, concepts, ad creatives, or mockups.

In this video, I break down four real client projects we sold this year, what each agent did, why it was valuable, and exactly how I priced and closed them. You’ll also get a 7-step roadmap you can follow to start selling your own AI agents, avoid the traps I hit early on, and position yourself as a strategic partner instead of just a freelancer.

I just dropped a new video where I share the story of how I sold my very first n8n automation back in 2024. What might shock you is how simple the system actually was. Looking back, I could probably rebuild it in 30 minutes today. But that’s the point, clients weren’t paying for a “complex workflow,” they were paying for the outcome. This was the first time I made money selling an automation, and it taught me something that’s even more true now: business owners don’t care how advanced the system looks, they care if it saves them time, money, or focus. And today, people are even more open to investing in solutions like this, as long as you can communicate value clearly and show you’re someone they can trust. Curious to hear your thoughts, does this change how you think about selling automations or agents?