I’m seeing way more success building "Agentic Workflows" (where the AI actually executes 5-10 steps in a row) rather than just a simple "Q&A" bot. The $10k+ deals right now aren't in "cool tech"—they're in building "virtual coworkers" that handle the boring stuff from start to finish. Question: What’s the most complex "multi-step" workflow you’ve built recently that actually stayed stable? I’m curious where the breaking points are for you guys.

Hey everyone, I've been wanting to join AIS+ for a while but it's a significant investment for me, especially as I don't have any clients yet. I wanted to get some clarity before taking the leap. Quick bit of context: I'm fairly new to AI automations but completely hooked. Last week I took annual leave from my full-time job and put 60+ hours into building, researching my place in the market, and figuring out how to use my existing skills, experience, and network. I've built a website, put together a framework for the direction I want to go, and built a couple of systems aligned with that niche. But I've hit a wall, and I'm stuck between two options: A. Start reaching out to potential clients. My problem here is confidence. I feel like if I keep building and learning, the confidence will come. But I also know that might just be avoidance. B. Join AIS+. From what I've read, this seems like the right next step for getting clients, which is exactly my bottleneck. But I don't know what to expect or how it would actually help me in my situation. I'm also struggling to find things to build within my niche, which I'm hoping AIS+ might help with too. So I suppose this post is really a request for clarity: what should I focus on when I first join, and for someone at my stage (systems built, no clients yet, confidence is the gap) would it actually move the needle? Appreciate any thoughts.