From $200K deals and SaaS traction to AI systems, internal tools, and real client momentum - this week inside AIS+ showed what happens when builders focus on execution over everything. 🚀 Standout Wins of the Week inside AIS+ 👉 @Wyatt Mayham closed a $200K/year AI deal and shared the exact structure behind scaling high-ticket engagements. 👉 @Peter Hawtin turned consistent execution into a multi-industry AI portfolio, unlocking enterprise-level opportunities. 👉 @Narsis Amin built a multi-agent AI executive assistant now running operations across two businesses. 👉 @Tobias Bielke created a legal knowledge base system mapping 62 laws into one powerful searchable tool. 👉 @Jorge Nicolas turned a simple pain point into a product and made 2 sales in under 30 minutes. 🎥 Super Win Spotlight | @Mike AI Consultant Mike joined AIS+ with strong technical skills - but something was missing. Not tools… but how to connect everything into real business solutions. Since joining, he has: • Transformed his work from basic demos → real enterprise systems • Delivered results that made clients say: “What changed? This is next level.” • Built stronger positioning by focusing on problems, not just tools • Expanded his network and client base through better execution His biggest shift? From thinking like a builder → to thinking like an AI architect. Mike’s journey is proof that the real leverage isn’t in tools - it’s in how you frame, connect, and apply them to solve real problems. 🎥 Watch Mike’s story 👇 ✨ Want to see wins like this every week? Step inside AI Automation Society Plus and start building assets that compound 🚀

7 sessions. 11 commits. One Builder. One laptop. One AI partner. Total cost of AI tools used: £6.30. Not perfect. But learning and growing every day. SESSION 1: Content + Video Production - Published Sunday posts (Signal + Value Post) across all platforms - Generated 2 AI videos using Sora 2 (electrician at work, speed-to-lead phone notification) - Built a showcase heat map for social proof - Saved YouTube production checklist from academy feedback SESSION 2: Video Editing System - Locked in Remotion overlay positioning (lower thirds, key phrases, banners, captions with green word highlight) - Saved official CX logo, QR code, and shield logo - Built vertical (9:16) composition for YouTube Shorts and Instagram Reels SESSION 3: Video + Content Polish - Spliced hero video: talking head footage + AI-generated brand clip - Scaled all Remotion overlays for 720p - Built the vertical Short composition system from scratch - Published final Sunday content suite SESSION 4: Deep Research - DOAC AI Whistleblower - 6 parallel research agents analysed Steven Bartlett 3.4M-view AI Whistleblower episode (Karen Hao, 2 hours) - Fact-checked 59 claims against 50+ external sources - Produced 8 ready-to-publish daily posts (Mon-Thu next week) - 15 backlog content angles, 3 YouTube scripts, 5 Instagram carousel ideas - Branded Anthropic capability chart as social card SESSION 5: Systems + Meeting Prep - Audited 9 AIOS classrooms, produced gap analysis wiki page - Built Memory Health Scanner (weekly cron, Telegram alerts) - Built /memory-prune command for safe memory archival - Built /audit-website command (pre-Opportunity Map sales tool) - Built /space-review command (on-demand workspace health) - Built Competitor Monitor (weekly Firecrawl scrape + Claude diff) - Trimmed MEMORY.md from 513 to 87 lines - Prepped meeting pack for a prospect meeting on Tuesday - Archived 5 stale draft plans

If you've ever asked yourself that question, this is for you. In the past 6 months we've gone from Make, n8n, Cursor, Codex, OpenClaw, Antigravity to Claude. That's not one tool, or even two. It's 7 tools in 6 months. Also think about how many new features Claude dropped in March alone. Or OpenClaw? So how can you keep up as a beginner when everyone is dropping new features at breakneck speed? Keep it simple and learn the basics. Understanding how HTTP works will transfer to Python when you need the requests package. What about removing duplicates? If you can remove duplicates in Make, doing it with a JS script won't be much harder. And if I were to give advice to my younger self, I would tell him to start with n8n or Make. It's visual and each node is like a container. Having AI help you with the nodes speeds up the learning. Once my younger self felt confident, I would tell him to start using Claude to code. With one condition: read over the code. Try to understand it. At times, copy it by hand to build a deeper understanding. That way, over time, he would get good at the craft. And before you ask where to go or what to watch, keep it simple. Watch any video. It does not matter. I've watched bad tutorials and still walked away with something. The idea is to immerse yourself in it. If you have zero knowledge, any knowledge will help you

From first client handoffs and SaaS traction to Claude-powered systems and internal tools - this week inside AIS+ showed what happens when builders focus on solving real problems and shipping fast. 🚀 Standout Wins of the Week inside AIS+ 👉 @Patrick Florencio built and deployed his first Claude Code ATS app, now used across a portfolio of 15 companies. 👉 @Dion Wang completed his first full client handoff after months of consistent building and refinement. 👉 @Bill Scully eliminated days of manual work by building an SEO migration evaluation agent. 👉 @Tobias Bielke got his first paying SaaS user, turning an idea into a real product with traction. 👉 @Debbie DeMarco Bennett built a forum scheduling automation handling 37 topics in under 2 minutes — plus launched her AI executive assistant. 🎥 Super Win Spotlight | @Diane McCracken Diane joined AIS+ during a difficult phase in life - with one clear goal:figure things out and rebuild. Since joining, she has: • Transitioned her business into a scalable, AI-driven model • Built multiple AI agents (now on her 4th iteration) • Integrated Claude deeply into her workflows and operations • Set a clear goal: rebuild to $10K/month and scale to $100K/month Her biggest shift? From doubt and uncertainty → to full commitment and action. Diane’s journey is proof that it doesn’t matter where you start - what matters is how quickly you decide to go all in. 🎥 Watch Diane’s story 👇 ✨ Want to see wins like this every week? Step inside AI Automation Society Plus and start building assets that compound 🚀

From AI operating systems and quick client closes to outbound wins and real-world automation impact - this week inside AIS+ showed what happens when builders stop waiting and start shipping. 🚀 Standout Wins of the Week 👉 @Latoya Robinson built her own AI Operating System in one weekend - 7 agents, 15 integrations, and a $1.2M+ pipeline in motion. 👉 @Michael Wacht closed an $8,500 AI project focused on voice, email, and workflow automation. 👉 Michael Elliott built and closed a $1,200 app live during a client call using Claude Code. 👉 @Mike Thomson turned a $60K ad-spend issue into a real-time monitoring system with alerts and auto-protection. 👉 Angel Benavides turned cold outreach into his first discovery call - then booked another the next day. 🎥 Super Win Spotlight | @Latoya Robinson Latoya joined AIS+ ready to commit - not just consume. In just a few months, she has: • Closed a $24,000 client engagement (3 months) • Built systems using Claude Code for real business use cases • Reduced hours of manual work into just a few hours of execution • Started building SaaS systems with real revenue potential Her biggest shift? Going from feeling stretched and overwhelmed → to operating with leverage and speed. Latoya’s journey is proof that when you commit fully and apply what you learn,results follow faster than expected. 🎥 Watch Latoya’s story 👇 ✨ Want to see wins like this every week? Step inside AI Automation Society Plus and start building assets that compound 🚀