Oct 23 • 💬 General discussion
When “I’ve got the AI tools” doesn’t mean “I’ve got the results”
It’s easy to join a community knowing you’re into AI and automation, excited by what you could build. But excitement only takes you so far. For many of us inside the AI Builders Lab, the real struggle starts when:
- We pick a tool or agent, but the workflow doesn’t solve a real pain point.
- We know how to build automation, yet the project never goes live or earns anything.
- We keep learning templates and blueprints, but we’re lacking clarity on where to plug in monetization.
- We get stuck feeling like “I’m behind” because everyone else seems further ahead with their AI agent launches.
Here’s the shift that changed things for me: I stopped treating every build like a “cool experiment” and started asking: “Will this save time, money, or generate revenue for someone else? ”Once I framed it that way, the build process became sharper, the launch sooner, and the outcome clearer.
Now I want to ask you all in the lab: What’s the ONE build you’ve started (or want to start) that you haven’t finished and what’s the single barrier stopping you? Drop your project + your barrier below. Let’s unpack it together and turn it into a “ship-week”.
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When “I’ve got the AI tools” doesn’t mean “I’ve got the results”
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