A 20-page report can be generated in minutes… and still justify a $20,000 invoice. Why? Because clients don’t pay for time to produce a PDF. They pay for the impact of the decisions that come from it. With AI, it’s the same. Today you can build in days (or hours): 👉 Internal assistants that unblock teams 👉 Automations that remove repetitive work 👉 Copilots for sales, support, finance, legal 👉 Customer flows that improve experience and conversion And yet the mental trap appears: “I built it quickly with AI, so I should charge less.” Wrong reference point. The right questions are: ❓ How much annual saving or extra revenue does this create? ❓ How does it improve the customer experience? ❓What risk does it reduce? ❓How much does it differentiate the business? We’re coming from a world obsessed with billing by the hour. AI breaks that logic. One person with good AI workflows can do the work of several. If you keep thinking “because it was fast, it’s worth less”, you’re: ☝️ Devaluing your work ☝️ Training clients to ignore outcomes ☝️ Turning AI into a “cheap toy” instead of a business engine Stop selling cheap speed. Start selling expensive, well-justified results

Hey everyone 👋Hope you’re all doing well! I’m reaching out because I’ve just opened registration for my new Maven Lightning Session: “Win High-Stakes Negotiations with AI.” As many of you know, spreading the word for a Maven session is always a challenge — and your support would make a real difference. If you think this could help negotiators, sales, or procurement professionals working on complex or cross-border deals, I’d be truly grateful for a little boost: 👉 Here’s the direct registration link on Maven A quick share with someone who might benefit would mean a lot. Thanks in advance for your support! 🙏

Hey all! I wanted to share this thing I built a while ago. Basically it's an AI system that handles all your financial document processing automatically. Upload invoices through chat, drop receipts in a folder, throw bank statements at it - everything gets extracted and categorized without you having to do anything. I think it's a really useful template to build on top of and can help you manage all the boring parts of running a business that we'd rather not deal with. I'm putting it up on the n8n community as a free template but that approval process takes forever. Since you're here though, you can grab it right now. There's some setup involved with API connections and Google Drive folders. If you get stuck just message me and I'll help you sort it out. Enjoy!

Hi Everyone, After taking some time off and setting up camp with my newly created venture, my next target is Skool. For a long time I wanted to invest much more time here and provide help, resources, and advice in a much more active way, but the available time always plays against me. From now on I have dedicated specific time every week exclusively to Skool, so you will start to see posts more often, shared content and tools, and also I will start live sessions free for all community members. These sessions are aimed to help everyone with whatever challenges you are facing with your projects, builds, or any technical questions you may have. I will also use these sessions to explain new tools and concepts that I think are interesting or useful. The first AMA session will be next Friday 26th of September at 10am Central US time. I will keep these sessions once every two weeks to start, likely increasing them to once a week if people join them and enjoy them. You can add the event on your calendar by going to "Calendar" tab, clicking on the event, adn then "add to calendar". The sessions will be open but I will try to have a few topics to discuss prepared ahead. Feel free to drop them in a post or comment if you want to discuss anythign in particular. For this first AMA session I have noted: - How I use Genspark for increased productivity - Update on Chimera If there is anything else you want to talk about, drop it in the comments or bring it up on the same day! I hope to see you there!

Hi All, Today I'm sharing a guide for conducting initial interviews for scoping and auditing AI projects, this should help you target the right questions for the right people. Also have some generic ideas to guide your resolutions. Check it out!