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To learn how to make profitable AI, you dont need to be a rocket engineer... Here's what changed: I replaced a $40K a year receptionist in 9 hours last week. Not because I'm a technical genius. Because the tools changed and most people are still following 2023 tutorials. The Old Way (Still Being Taught): - 300+ hours of tutorials - Months learning JSON and APIs - $2,000 courses - $250/hour consultants - "It's technical, you need an expert" The New Reality: I built 14 complete workflows before lunch last Tuesday. Two tools. That's it. Tool 1: https://n8nchat.com/ - Plain English in. Working n8n workflow out. No coding. "Build me a workflow that monitors competitor pricing and alerts me when I'm undercut" Result: 8 minutes. Done. Deployed. (There are Also More tools like this which i will show) Tool 2: Claude Code - For the 10% that needs custom work. Writes, tests, and fixes code in your terminal. Needed a custom scraper yesterday. Described it in one sentence. 8 minutes later: working script. That repetitive task eating 20 hours of your week? You can automate it today. Not next month. Today. The gap between "I want this automated" and "it's automated" is now measured in minutes, not months. The automation gap is widening every single day. I'm going to show you exactly how to build these systems. Because if you're still doing the same task twice, you're burning money. More coming soon. Drop a 🔥 if you want to see the first build walkthrough. Oh yeah and all FREE🤩

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I have heard of n8n but never really used it. What do you use it for? How do you use it?