Hi everyone, my name is Soham, and I'm a recent Computer Science Engineering graduate. I've been hearing a lot about AI Automation from friends, but I never took the time to learn it myself. Recently, I decided to dive into the field and started learning through Liam Ottley's content. Coming from a developer background, I'm confident that I'll enjoy building automations and helping businesses solve problems with them. My goal is to explore different automation tools, improve my skills, and become a strong AI automation developer. Looking forward to learning from everyone here and connecting with the community!

Tell me which version should i choose? A. https://vishalchopde1.vercel.app/ B. https://vishal-chopde-ai-automation.vercel.app/ TBH, I rebuild me site and here are two different designs. Can't pick. So please, Judge like a Someone you want to integrate AI systems into your Business. No mater you are SAAS Founder.... ETC

Hi everyone, my name is Yimeng. I currently live in Singapore and my background is in strategy and communication. I spent time at McKinsey as a heavy "strategy person," but over time I realised I feel far more fulfilled when I can actually build and deliver impact, instead of just recommending and selling it. That's why I've stopped calling myself a strategist. I want to become a strategic builder. I came across Liam's video on AI agents and got completely hooked. I'm already building a few agentic systems, and I haven't felt this excited about work in a long time. Here's the angle I want to bring: my past roles were all about stakeholder management and human dynamics. So when I build agents, especially conversational ones, I obsess over the empathetic layer, like how the agent makes a person feel, not just what it does. I think warmth is where a lot of AI automation falls short, and that's the edge I want to lean into. My goal is: learn to build and sell AI automation, get real reps in, and land my first client. Longer term, my "why" is to build a career on my own terms, working for myself, with sustainable income, using my domain knowledge to solve real problems in a creative and human way. I'm a big believer in learning by building. Still figuring plenty out, but excited to take action and learn alongside all of you. One question I really want to hear your advice: for those who've already landed clients, what's the one skill you wish you'd focused on earlier, selling or building?

Finally got the custom domain for our AI agency website. https://veloroai.agency It seems like a tiny step, but having a proper domain instantly makes your business look more credible when you're doing outreach. One thing I learned: don't overthink the perfect domain. Pick something memorable, secure it, and start building. You can always improve everything else later. What's the biggest thing stopping you from launching your website?