Hi everyone 👋, I’d love to get some advice from you all! I recently watched Nate’s 8 hours build & sell n8n AI Agent YouTube video — really appreciate all the knowledge and effort Nate shared 🙏. However, since I have zero coding background, I found myself getting a bit lost at times. A lot of the 8-hour content is actually combined from Nate’s other YouTube videos, and sometimes the tutorials is ask viewers to download a JSON file and then demonstrate how the workflow runs. For someone like me without the technical background, I often don’t really know how to replicate the same results — for example, how to properly use and set up a webhook like who are using local host n8n. I feel that the workflows explained in the first 1.5 hours were the most helpful for me to understand n8n’s basic operations. But after that point, it seems like you really need prior knowledge to follow along, which left me a bit confused about how I should continue learning. So here’s my question: 👉 Is there a systematic way to learn n8n step by step? My goal is to be able to design my own workflows — for example, something for social media management. But when I look at templates, I see many nodes I’ve never used before, and I don’t always understand why their settings are configured that way. If I want to build from scratch, I’m not sure how to decide what to set up. I’d really appreciate any guidance you can share to help me reach my goal 🙏. Ultimately, I’d love to become an AI automation workflow expert one step at a time 💪.

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Level 1–3, AI Terms Everyone Should Know, was just the beginning. Now let’s see how foundational, fluent, and advanced AI terms connect across real-world use. It’s part of a bigger learning path to help anyone—from curious beginners to experienced builders—navigate AI with clarity and confidence and understand how the terms are connected across concepts and complexity. Whether you’re learning, leading, or building—this chart helps you see the full picture of all 78 terms we covered so far. 🔄 Where we’re going next: We’re turning the full landscape of AI Terms Everyone Should Know into a layered, structured, and contextual learning system. Again, all 78 terms in an organized cascading document that brings life to these terms. That means: - Grouping related terms together - Explaining them in stages: Foundational → Fluency → Advanced - Showing how they fit into broader categories and real-world use - Keeping the whole system easy to explore, reference, and build on The goal? A living resource that helps the AIS+ community learn faster, teach others, and build smarter—together. Click here to see the results (PDF): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_vdux13gDJQ2b6h99nC5OFhWmjD34zoX/view?usp=sharing Click here to see the results (Google Sheets): https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ag241Uh4YZvIVXTqZ8joAZFVd71qz3DD7tDScNN9Iqc/edit?usp=sharing To read how all terms were curated and organized click below: https://docs.google.com/document/d/13Mw00_p9Ph8icZ2cs-CfTvwi3b-sKgXZy8Mlmdx0b7w/edit?usp=sharing Start from the beginning: 📘 Level 1 - AI Terms Everyone Should Know, Foundational https://www.skool.com/ai-automation-society/level-1-ai-terms-everyone-should-know-foundational?p=90ac41e0

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Hey everyone, I’m just starting out in automation services and I’m clear on how to build the actual solution… but I’m not sure about the client onboarding & setup side. For example: - If the client doesn’t already have the no-code tool or platform installed/connected, what’s the exact process you follow to get them set up? - How do you handle security/access in a professional way? Also, do you: - Ask for their email to create the account for them? - Ask them to create their own account and then invite you? - Set up everything under your account and transfer later? - Thanks in advance for any insights 🙌