From five-figure months to first clients and real-world AI builds - this week inside AIS+ showed what happens when people stop waiting and start executing. Here are this week’s highlights inside AIS+ 👇 👉 @Sef El is collecting $25K this month from client invoices - built solo, step by step, through consistency and patience. 👉 Jan Goergen-Makinson launched his first voice agent, “Kora,” handling appointments using Retell - a big leap into real client-facing AI. 👉 Prakhar Dubey built his first client workflow for a UK-based NGO supporting SEND children - turning learning into meaningful impact. 👉 @Eduard Friesen broke into the All-Time Top 10 leaderboard and landed his first paid client - momentum stacking fast. 👉 @Abel Alvarado shipped an AI Social Media Intern - from research to auto-image generation and multi-platform posting, all automated. 🎥 Super Win Spotlight of the Week: Nick Mohler | Partnerships Through Community Nick didn’t join AIS+ just for tools - he showed up, participated, and shared openly. That single decision led to meeting a business partner, multiple collaborations, and new client opportunities - all through community connection. 🎥 Watch his quick story 👇 Nick’s journey is proof that when you put yourself out there, the right connections find you. ✨ Want to see more wins like these every week? Join the builders inside AI Automation Society Plus - where consistency, community, and action turn learning into real results 🚀

Biggest contract of my career thusfar. Over the next 24 months - BUNCHA legwork up front but I can largely automate the process in the next 6 weeks - then it's just maintenance. Can't talk too much about it but I GOT the contract doing the boring grindy stuff. Showing up for folks, doing a good job when called upon, not being afraid to learn. This project was a referral, from ANOTHER referral that didn't pay much at all haha. The message I'm trying to share here isn't: FUCKIN' PAT ME ON THE BACK. It's that the way you do one thing, is the way you do everything - small gig, huge gig, you should be treating every project like it's your shot at the majors... because it could be. That doesn't mean walk in there like you're the wizard of Oz, it's okay not to know stuff, what will set you apart is how you are to work with. A year ago I would see posts like this and get pretty like, frustrated - how the actual fuck do I get there, there's gotta be something wrong with ME. That's not true at all - the only thing differentiating you from your mentors is time, is consistency. SO - what're y'all going to commit to doing every day?

Guys, I got my third client this week. I don't even know how this is happening. A few months ago, I was struggling to close even one client in a month or two. Now I'm getting two to three clients per week who easily pay me $1,000+. I think they like the quality of work I deliver and the fact that I turn things around in 24 hours. That speed + quality combo seems to be what makes them happy. Just wanted to share this insight because it's wild how fast things can shift when you focus on delivering real value. Also, if any community member needs online presence—websites, landing pages, design work—I can help with that. I build everything at affordable rates so it doesn't drain your budget. Let me know if you need anything. Always happy to connect and work together on something great 💪

So happy, just created my first simple workflow on n8n. It I just need to send a Telegram message to get detail on a topic from a chat model and then output sent back to the same chat on Telegram. I know its very simple for most of you but for me it is a big win to be able to create a bot on Telegram and then create API keys to connect n8n with OpenRouter and Telegram. Happy Learning. Hoping to get lot of support from you guys.

One thing I’ve noticed a lot in this community (and something I struggled with myself for a long time) is how easy it is to feel overwhelmed. There are so many ideas, so much information, and so many paths you could take that it’s hard to know which one actually makes sense for you. Many people here aren’t lacking motivation or effort, they’re stuck because they’re trying to figure everything out alone, jumping between ideas, or waiting for the perfect moment before committing fully. That uncertainty quietly slows progress more than most people realize. This year, the biggest shift for me wasn’t working harder or learning more, it was finally getting clarity and direction after connecting with the right person in this community. That connection helped me stop chasing noise and start focusing on something structured, practical, and aligned with my goals. Since then, I’ve seen real progress this year, not overnight success, but steady growth, better decision-making, and milestones that actually feel meaningful. What used to feel confusing now feels intentional, and that alone has made a huge difference in my confidence and results. It’s reminded me that success isn’t always about finding a new idea, sometimes it’s about seeing your current situation more clearly and building on it the right way. ---- What’s been the biggest challenge for you this year, and what’s one win (big or small) you’re proud of so far?