You're going to hear the term "AI agents" a LOT in 2026. Let me break down what they actually are in plain English. Think of it this way: ChatGPT is like texting a really smart friend. You ask a question, they answer. But an AI agent? That's like hiring an assistant who can actually DO things for you — browse the web, fill out forms, write emails, manage your calendar, even build entire workflows. The difference is autonomy. Regular AI responds. AI agents take action. Here's why this matters for making money: 1. AI agents can handle repetitive client work (data entry, research, reporting) 2. 2. You can build agents that run 24/7 without you being there 3. 3. Businesses are desperate for people who can set these up I just dropped a full course in the classroom called "AI Agent Skills Mastery" that walks you through everything from the basics to building and monetizing your own agents. This is the skill that's going to separate people who use AI from people who build businesses with AI. Questions? Drop them below.

I put together something I wish I had when I was starting out. It's called the AI Side Hustle Starter Kit and it's available for free inside the classroom. Here's what's in it: - The top 5 AI side hustles you can start this week with zero experience - - A breakdown of each one with estimated earnings and time investment - - The exact tools you need for each (most are free) - - A simple action plan to go from idea to first dollar This isn't theory. These are real ways people are making money with AI right now. Go to the Classroom tab and check out "AI Side Hustles: Work From Anywhere" to grab it. If you go through it, come back here and tell me which side hustle you're going with. I'll help you get started.

I used to spend 2-3 hours writing a single YouTube script. Now I get a solid first draft in about 10 minutes using this prompt structure with Claude or ChatGPT. Sharing it here because it's been a game changer for my content output. THE PROMPT: "Write a YouTube script for a [length] video about [topic]. The target audience is [audience]. Start with a hook that creates curiosity in the first 5 seconds. Use a conversational, direct tone like you're talking to a friend. Include 3-5 key points with real examples. End with a clear call to action. Format: Hook > Problem > Solution/Tips > CTA. No fluff, no filler, just value." Pro tips that make this work way better: - Fill in the brackets with real specifics. "8 minute video about making money with AI agents" hits different than just "video about AI" - - After you get the draft, ask the AI to "make the hook more controversial" or "add a personal story to point 2" - - I always do a final pass myself to add my own voice and cut anything that sounds too generic Try it on your next video or content piece and let me know how it goes. Drop your results below.

I get asked all the time what tools I actually use day to day. Not the ones I talk about for content. The ones I personally can't work without. Here's my daily stack: 1. Claude (Anthropic) - My go-to for writing, brainstorming, and building AI agents. Honestly better than ChatGPT for most of what I do. The thinking ability is insane. 2. ChatGPT - Still use it for quick image generation with DALL-E and as a second opinion when I'm working through complex problems. 3. Cursor - AI-powered code editor. I'm not a traditional developer but Cursor lets me build apps, automations, and websites like I am one. Game changer. 4. HeyGen - AI video creation. I use this for course content and some of my social media. Saves hours of filming and editing. 5. Make.com - Automation platform that connects everything together. I build workflows that run 24/7 without me touching them. This is how you build passive income with AI. What's your daily AI stack? Drop your top tools in the comments. Always looking to test new stuff.