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Top 10 Ways to Make Money With JEV: Live Breakdown

Playing around with JEV and exploring use cases! Full Downloadable Jev Resource: https://jev-research-pack-production.up.railway.app/

No, Seriously. Claude Code is Starting To Get Dangerous

How I built an AI agency from 0 to over $1 million per year: https://www.skool.com/ai-automation-society-plus/about My FREE resources: https://www.skool.com/ai-automation-society/about?el=claude-is-getting-dangerous&hcategory=youtube-videos&utm_campaign=free-group My Tools💻 FREE MONTH voice to text: https://get.glaido.com/nate Code NATEHERK for 10% off VPS (annual plan): https://www.hostinger.com/vps/claude-code-hosting Claude Code is getting more powerful, and that comes with real risks for anyone connecting AI agents to their business. In this video, I break down Anthropic’s model shutdown and share my predictions for AI education, cybersecurity, and government regulation. I also walk through three skills that matter as AI improves: finding the real business problem, controlling what your agents can access, and taking responsibility for the results. Sponsorship Inquiries: 📧 [email protected] Connect with me: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nateherkelman/ https://x.com/nateherk https://www.instagram.com/nateherk/ Timestamps: 00:00 - This isn't fearmongering 00:53 - 3 days later 02:30 - Bug nobody caught 03:41 - Classrooms next? 04:38 - Biggest career winner 06:14 - Arms control? 08:01 - What breaks first? 10:25 - Who's responsible?

Stop Listening To AI News

🔥 Join Maker School & get customer #1 guaranteed: https://skool.com/makerschool/about 💎 Get all course resources 100% free: https://skool.com/maker-zero/about ➡️ If this is your first video: I'm Nick Saraev. I run LeftClick, an AI growth agency. We've done work for large brands you're likely familiar with, like Mr. Beast, Anthropic, OpenAI, and a few others. In plain English: I help people build systems that generate leads, close deals, and scale businesses, mostly using new AI models like Claude. I also make videos about how to do all of that here on YouTube. It hasn't always been this way. My family immigrated from a Soviet bloc country (People's Republic of Bulgaria) in the 90s. They worked extremely hard, and we were broke for a very long time. I grew up wishing for more security, stability, and freedom over my own life. I don't have a programming degree, and never took formal education for IT or workflows. I learned it all myself from YouTube videos like you're watching now. As for my path: I started my first business at 19 in college. We threw events (mostly parties) at campus bars, and charged people for entry. That failed to provide me enough money to pay my bills, so at 21, I started another business, a door-to-door marketing agency. From there, every year, I would start several companies, over 10 in total. I did this in a variety of industries, like e-commerce, photography, videography, SaaS, credit repair, etc. Each grew slightly more profitable, until, at 25, I would start 1SecondCopy, a content writing company. A friend and I eventually scaled that to over $90,000/m. It was my first taste of financial independence, and the reason I'm here today. Since starting my journey, I've grown a fair bit of capital. To diversify my income, at 30, I began investing in other businesses and advising companies on how to grow in the AI era. These include SaaS businesses, like Clairvo, agencies like Dental Connect, and more. Collectively, the businesses that I own outright or are a part of generate over $10 million per year. This returns far more than the 5-10% you would get in the stock market, but also requires a lot of my active time. There's a tradeoff there, but I greatly prefer active investing, where I have control over the entities I'm a part of. It wasn't easy to get here. But I did in the end! For anyone on their own entrepreneurial journey: I wish you luck, happiness, and perseverance. You can make it! Summary ⤵️ I think staying on top of every new model prob hurts you more than helps you at this point. They're all just tiny decimal points (4.1 → 4.2) and they rarely meaningfully impact what you can do. Most of it is entertainment, not education. Richest ppl probably don't even know what model came out. Learn skills that don't change, like sales, marketing, outbound, etc. Don't scroll, search. Chapters 0:00 Why AI news holds you back 0:20 Too much news, not enough change 1:02 AI news is like politics 1:40 What AI is actually for 2:23 Entertainment, not education 3:51 The cutting edge myth 4:59 Most hype isn't organic 5:50 Everyone is incentivized to hype it 7:02 What to do instead 7:26 Search, don't scroll 8:36 Learn skills that don't depreciate 10:03 Be intentional

Q&A w/ @thesourcingguy : Answering Your AI, Business & Sourcing Questions

Opus 5.5 Just Changed Video Editing Forever (free skills)

My FREE Hyperframes skills: https://www.skool.com/ai-automation-society/about?el=opus-5.5-motion-design&hcategory=youtube-videos&utm_campaign=free-group FREE Scrollcraft Website Design Skill: https://app.aiautomationsociety.ai/optin/scrollcraft/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=organic&utm_content=opus-5.5-motion-design&sl=yt_opus-5.5-motion-design My Tools💻 FREE MONTH voice to text: https://get.glaido.com/nate Code NATEHERK for 10% off VPS (annual plan): https://www.hostinger.com/vps/claude-code-hosting Claude Opus 5.5 is giving me some of the best AI video edits I've ever gotten, so in this video I break down the exact prompts behind them. You'll see one-prompt edits for my intro, a YouTube showreel, an AIS Live sizzle reel, three styles of the same avocado toast video, and a Lululemon spec ad, all built in Claude Code with HyperFrames. Then I walk through the five things I think about every time I edit with AI: transcribe, cut, plan the beats, build skills, and let the agent verify its own work. Sponsorship Inquiries: 📧 [email protected] Connect with me: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nateherkelman/ https://x.com/nateherk https://www.instagram.com/nateherk/ TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Intro 0:48 Breaking Down the Intro Prompt 4:20 YouTube Showreel Skill 6:58 One-Prompt AIS Showreel 8:40 AIS Live Sizzle Reel 10:40 Avocado Toast: 3 Edit Styles 14:53 Lululemon Spec Ad 16:12 5 Steps to Edit Videos With AI 19:01 Final Thoughts

Claude Claude + Higgsfield = Insane $10K Websites

Check out Higgsfield AI: 👉🏻 https://higgsfield.ai/s/mcp-liamottley-SfAEQx Want an AI Makeover for YOUR Business? 👉🏻 https://bit.ly/aimakeover Follow me on Instagram to see behind the scenes: 🤳🏼 https://instagram.com/liamottley I walk through how I built a bold new website for my business AI Makeover using Claude Code, Fable 5, and 3.js, including the concept work, personas, and iteration process needed to avoid “AI slop” design. I explain why strong copy and custom media matter most, and show how I used Higgsfield (via MCP inside Claude Code) to outpaint portrait photos into widescreen assets and turn stills into polished moving clips for the site. I also cover using Mobbin and 21st.dev (via MCP) to source high-quality UI references and components. Finally, I set up Osprey on aimakeover.io to resolve visitors into leads (name, email, LinkedIn, phone), share early results from real traffic, and discuss outbound automation ideas using webhooks, Instantly, and Expandi plus upcoming Osprey features like resolving companies to people. WATCH NEXT: I Rebuilt This $1,000,000 Business (in 5 Days) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BMSvmzJuMiM

I Spent $31,141 & 1,000 Hours On Claude Code To Learn This

🔥 Join Maker School & get customer #1 guaranteed: https://skool.com/makerschool/about 💎 Get all course resources 100% free: https://skool.com/maker-zero/about ➡️ If this is your first video: I'm Nick Saraev. I run LeftClick, an AI growth agency. We've done work for large brands you're likely familiar with, like Mr. Beast, Anthropic, OpenAI, and a few others. In plain English: I help people build systems that generate leads, close deals, and scale businesses, mostly using new AI models like Claude. I also make videos about how to do all of that here on YouTube. It hasn't always been this way. My family immigrated from a Soviet bloc country (People's Republic of Bulgaria) in the 90s. They worked extremely hard, and we were broke for a very long time. I grew up wishing for more security, stability, and freedom over my own life. I don't have a programming degree, and never took formal education for IT or workflows. I learned it all myself from YouTube videos like you're watching now. As for my path: I started my first business at 19 in college. We threw events (mostly parties) at campus bars, and charged people for entry. That failed to provide me enough money to pay my bills, so at 21, I started another business, a door-to-door marketing agency. From there, every year, I would start several companies, over 10 in total. I did this in a variety of industries, like e-commerce, photography, videography, SaaS, credit repair, etc. Each grew slightly more profitable, until, at 25, I would start 1SecondCopy, a content writing company. A friend and I eventually scaled that to over $90,000/m. It was my first taste of financial independence, and the reason I'm here today. Since starting my journey, I've grown a fair bit of capital. To diversify my income, at 30, I began investing in other businesses and advising companies on how to grow in the AI era. These include SaaS businesses, like Clairvo, agencies like Dental Connect, and more. Collectively, the businesses that I own outright or are a part of generate over $10 million per year. This returns far more than the 5-10% you would get in the stock market, but also requires a lot of my active time. There's a tradeoff there, but I greatly prefer active investing, where I have control over the entities I'm a part of. It wasn't easy to get here. But I did in the end! For anyone on their own entrepreneurial journey: I wish you luck, happiness, and perseverance. You can make it! Summary ⤵️ Here are some practical tips on Claude Code that I've learned after spending $31,141 and over 1,000 hours working with AI models. You'll learn how to make your outputs more reliable through evals and self-checks, minimize wasted context, run parallel work in defined scopes, and more. Chapters: 0:00 I've spent over $30,000 on Claude Code 0:29 You can't trust the first output 3:19 A way to check their own work 4:38 Let the code be the context 6:38 Letting Claude write your prompt 8:11 Watch what is eating your context window 10:11 Loosening the leash 11:54 Diagnosing before you start a fix 13:01 MCP servers 14:56 Run scoped tasks in parallel 16:50 Always start fresh with a handoff note 17:52 Ask side questions with /btw 19:01 Fan out and fan in 20:53 Set up your CLAUDE.md 22:17 Keep a backup tool ready 23:52 Have Claude learn from its mistakes 25:21 Maker School

I Had Opus 5.5 Build me the Same App at Every Effort Level

Get 10% off Hostinger plan with code NATEHERK: https://www.hostinger.com/nateconnector FREE First Client SOP: https://app.aiautomationsociety.ai/optin/first-client-SOP/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=organic&utm_content=opus-5.5-effort&sl=yt_opus-5.5-effort My FREE resources: https://www.skool.com/ai-automation-society/about?el=higgsfield-api&hcategory=youtube-videos&utm_campaign=free-group My Tools💻 FREE MONTH voice to text: https://get.glaido.com/nate Code NATEHERK for 10% off VPS (annual plan): https://www.hostinger.com/vps/claude-code-hosting I gave Claude Opus 5.5 the exact same 3D conference prompt at Low, Medium, High, Extra, Max, and Ultracode effort. I compare every output, along with the runtime, estimated API-equivalent cost, token use, verification checks, and questions asked. The most expensive run was not the best, and I break down which effort level I'd actually use for a complex creative build like this. Sponsorship Inquiries: 📧 [email protected] Connect with me: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nateherkelman/ https://x.com/nateherk https://www.instagram.com/nateherk/ TIMESTAMPS 0:00 The Effort-Level Experiment 0:44 The 3D Conference Prompt 1:47 Low Effort 4:18 Medium Effort 7:31 Hostinger 8:26 High Effort 11:17 Extra Effort 13:55 Max Effort 17:52 Ultracode 21:15 Cost and Performance Breakdown 24:25 The Best Effort Level 26:26 Final Thoughts

I Tested Opus 5.5 vs. GPT-6 Astra on 12 Real Use Cases

FREE Scrollcraft Website Design Skill: https://app.aiautomationsociety.ai/optin/scrollcraft/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=organic&utm_content=astra-6-vs-opus-5.5&sl=yt_astra-6-vs-opus-5.5 My FREE AI OS Course: https://www.skool.com/ai-automation-society/about?el=higgsfield-api&hcategory=youtube-videos&utm_campaign=free-group My Tools💻 FREE MONTH voice to text: https://get.glaido.com/nate Code NATEHERK for 10% off VPS (annual plan): https://www.hostinger.com/vps/claude-code-hosting I put Claude Opus 5.5 and GPT-6 Astra head to head on 12 real tasks, including building websites, editing videos, creating business deliverables, and making playable games. I walk through the outputs, how long each task took, and the estimated API cost for each model. You'll see where I preferred Opus, where Astra won, and what I'd use each one for based on these experiments. Sponsorship Inquiries: 📧 [email protected] Connect with me: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nateherkelman/ https://x.com/nateherk https://www.instagram.com/nateherk/ TIMESTAMPS 0:00 The Tests and Setup 1:38 Website Design 4:36 Event Sizzle Reel 7:23 Instagram Reel Editing 10:18 Business Deliverables 17:47 Museum Escape Game 22:14 3D AI Learning World 27:22 Interactive Trip Planning 30:06 Coding Challenge 31:43 Animated Personal Story 34:39 Drawing in Canva 36:28 Instagram Carousels 38:21 Book Website Redesign 40:37 Final Results and Takeaways

I Tested Opus 5.5 vs. GPT-6 Sol on 10 Real Use Cases

FREE Scrollcraft website skill: https://app.aiautomationsociety.ai/optin/scrollcraft/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=organic&utm_content=opus-vs-sol-real-use-cases&sl=yt_opus-vs-sol-real-use-cases My FREE resources: https://www.skool.com/ai-automation-society/about?el=higgsfield-api&hcategory=youtube-videos&utm_campaign=free-group October AIS Live: https://app.aiautomationsociety.ai/ais-live/10-26-extended/ My Tools💻 FREE MONTH voice to text: https://get.glaido.com/nate Code NATEHERK for 10% off VPS (annual plan): https://www.hostinger.com/vps/claude-code-hosting I put Claude Opus 5.5 and GPT-6 Sol through 10 real-world tasks, from building websites and editing videos to creating 3D worlds, fixing code, and using the browser. I walk through the outputs, how long they took, and what they cost, including two tests I had to throw out because the models worked on the same files. You'll see where I preferred Opus, where Sol won, and how I'd think about using them together. Sponsorship Inquiries: 📧 [email protected] Connect with me: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nateherkelman/ https://x.com/nateherk https://www.instagram.com/nateherk/ TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Intro & Model Pricing 1:09 Meeting Transcripts & Knowledge Retrieval 2:56 Website Design 5:02 Event Sizzle Reel 8:02 Instagram Reel Editing 10:34 Sheets, Slides & Dashboards 16:02 Museum Escape Game 18:48 3D AI Learning World 22:59 Interactive Trip Planning 26:24 Code Review & Repair 28:07 Building a Course in Skool 30:13 Drawing in Canva 31:42 Results & Final Thoughts

This New AI Makes Decisions for 18 Cents

A new AI from a researcher behind ChatGPT just dropped, and it's nothing like it. Jev is an AI decision maker: it scored 1,700 emails for 18 cents. Go to my Instagram, DM me "JEV" and I'll send it over. Link's in bio.

Build & Sell with Codex (5+ Hour Course)

My FREE Resources: https://www.skool.com/ai-automation-society/about?el=codex-5-hour-course&hcategory=youtube-videos&utm_campaign=free-group FREE First Client SOP: https://app.aiautomationsociety.ai/optin/first-client-SOP/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=organic&utm_content=build-sell-codex-course&sl=yt_build-sell-codex-course My playbook for growing a $1M AI agency: https://app.aiautomationsociety.ai/opaa-ads-optin Karpathy LLM Wiki: https://gist.github.com/karpathy/442a6bf555914893e9891c11519de94f Second YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCC0Kc7wU7xbEzCDzst73Cnw My Tools💻 FREE MONTH voice to text: https://get.glaido.com/nate Code NATEHERK for 10% off VPS (annual plan): https://www.hostinger.com/vps/claude-code-hosting In this 5+ hour Codex course, I'll show you how to build useful AI tools and automations without a coding background. We'll use GPT-6 Astra to build your AI operating system and second brain, create reusable skills, make websites and branded deliverables, and generate and edit videos. I'll also cover browser use, voice mode, hosting automations, Codex vs. Claude Code, and how to price and sell AI solutions to clients. Sponsorship Inquiries: 📧 [email protected] Connect with me: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nateherkelman/ https://x.com/nateherk https://www.instagram.com/nateherk/ TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Course Overview 1:02 Installing Codex 4:33 Core Codex Concepts 39:25 Building Your AI Operating System 1:01:02 Building Codex Skills 1:28:14 Creating Branded Deliverables 1:40:46 Generating Images and Videos 1:53:16 Building Websites With Codex 2:01:59 Browser Use and Computer Control 2:18:46 Editing Videos With Hyperframes 2:48:58 Hosting Automations With Trigger.dev 3:25:00 Using Codex Voice Mode 3:39:41 Codex vs. Claude Code 4:20:15 Selling AI Solutions to Clients 4:49:08 Pricing Your AI Solutions 5:09:50 Final Thoughts

I Rebuilt This 46-Person Accounting Firm With AI (in 4 Days)

Get Kylon for your own business, first month FREE ($100 value), sign up through: https://app.kylon.io/c/p_rPCmMI32cB6JrauRRYrJIRujz5Iz30 To deploy Kylon for clients, book a call: https://cal.com/team/kylon/meet-kylon Want an AI Makeover for YOUR Business? 👉🏻 https://bit.ly/aimakeover Follow me on Instagram to see behind the scenes: 🤳🏼 https://instagram.com/liamottley Work with Josh: https://www.thomasandcointernational.com/ Josh's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joshthomas Josh's YouTube: @joshthomas-co In this AI Makeover, I head to Marbella to help Josh Thomas, the founder of Thomas & Co, one of the fastest growing accountancy firms in the UK, fix the most boring job in his business. 25 of his accountants spend more than half of every working week filling in working papers by hand, over 20 hours a week each, and with the whole industry racing to put AI first, we had four days to build a system that could do it for them. The catch: I've never worked a day of accounting in my life, and by law a human still has to sign off every number. Four days later we ran the first working paper through it, to see if we'd actually given 25 accountants their week back... WATCH NEXT: I Rebuilt This $1,000,000 Business (in 5 Days) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BMSvmzJuMiM

I Love AI, But GPT-6-Astra Terrifies Me

🔥 Join Maker School & get customer #1 guaranteed: https://skool.com/makerschool/about 💎 Get all course resources 100% free: https://skool.com/maker-zero/about ➡️ If this is your first video: I'm Nick Saraev. I run LeftClick, an AI growth agency. We've done work for large brands you're likely familiar with, like Mr. Beast, Anthropic, OpenAI, and a few others. In plain English: I help people build systems that generate leads, close deals, and scale businesses, mostly using new AI models like Claude. I also make videos about how to do all of that here on YouTube. It hasn't always been this way. My family immigrated from a Soviet bloc country (People's Republic of Bulgaria) in the 90s. They worked extremely hard, and we were broke for a very long time. I grew up wishing for more security, stability, and freedom over my own life. I don't have a programming degree, and never took formal education for IT or workflows. I learned it all myself from YouTube videos like you're watching now. As for my path: I started my first business at 19 in college. We threw events (mostly parties) at campus bars, and charged people for entry. That failed to provide me enough money to pay my bills, so at 21, I started another business, a door-to-door marketing agency. From there, every year, I would start several companies, over 10 in total. I did this in a variety of industries, like e-commerce, photography, videography, SaaS, credit repair, etc. Each grew slightly more profitable, until, at 25, I would start 1SecondCopy, a content writing company. A friend and I eventually scaled that to over $90,000/m. It was my first taste of financial independence, and the reason I'm here today. Since starting my journey, I've grown a fair bit of capital. To diversify my income, at 30, I began investing in other businesses and advising companies on how to grow in the AI era. These include SaaS businesses, like Clairvo, agencies like Dental Connect, and more. Collectively, the businesses that I own outright or are a part of generate over $10 million per year. This returns far more than the 5-10% you would get in the stock market, but also requires a lot of my active time. There's a tradeoff there, but I greatly prefer active investing, where I have control over the entities I'm a part of. It wasn't easy to get here. But I did in the end! For anyone on their own entrepreneurial journey: I wish you luck, happiness, and perseverance. You can make it! Summary ⤵️ The end-to-end, definitive course on Claude Code for beginners! I'll take you through a full four-hour masterclass where I start by teaching you how to set up and install Claude Code in a tutorial, how to configure your IDE or integrated development environment (we'll use Antigravity), how to utilize your CLAUDE.md file as your project brain, how to build your first project in Antigravity using Claude Code in under 15 minutes, advanced Claude Code functionality including hooks, slash commands, and more. I also teach you how to spin up multiple Claude Code instances and have them work on your behalf; how to parallelize work using sub-agents; how to use Git work trees to accomplish many hours of work in just a few minutes; how to conserve tokens and use context management to crush your coding and software projects; how to deploy things to the cloud using Modal and related services, and in general... how to be awesome at Claude Code! Hope you enjoy the tutorial. Chapters

I Tested Jev on 12 Real Use Cases. My Honest Thoughts.

FREE First Client SOP: https://app.aiautomationsociety.ai/optin/first-client-SOP/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=organic&utm_content=jev-12-real-use-cases&sl=yt_jev-12-real-use-cases My FREE resources: https://www.skool.com/ai-automation-society/about?el=higgsfield-api&hcategory=youtube-videos&utm_campaign=free-group My Tools💻 FREE MONTH voice to text: https://get.glaido.com/nate Code NATEHERK for 10% off VPS (annual plan): https://www.hostinger.com/vps/claude-code-hosting Jev is an AI model built to make fast, low-cost decisions instead of writing or chatting. In this video, I test it across 12 real use cases, compare its speed and cost with traditional models, and show live builds including an X feed classifier and a real-time paper-trading prototype. You'll see where Jev fits, where it does not, and how to evaluate it before adding it to a production automation. Sponsorship Inquiries: 📧 [email protected] Connect with me: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nateherkelman/ https://x.com/nateherk https://www.instagram.com/nateherk/ TIMESTAMPS 0:00 12 Jev Use Cases 0:41 What Jev Is 2:40 Speed, Cost & Limits 5:28 Email Classification Benchmark 8:33 Comments, Communities & Automations 10:00 X Feed Chrome Extension 10:57 Meetings & Video Clips 12:50 Evals & More Use Cases 14:13 Real-Time Trading & Handoffs 15:45 Final Thoughts

How to Build Codex Skills Better than 99% of People

FREE First Client SOP: https://app.aiautomationsociety.ai/optin/first-client-SOP/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=organic&utm_content=codex-skills-99-percent&sl=yt_codex-skills-99-percent My playbook for growing a $1M AI agency: https://app.aiautomationsociety.ai/opaa-ads-optin My Tools💻 FREE MONTH voice to text: https://get.glaido.com/nate Code NATEHERK for 10% off VPS (annual plan): https://www.hostinger.com/vps/claude-code-hosting My second channel: @nateherkelman Codex skills are basically recipes that let your agent repeat a process the way you want it done. In this video, I break down the six-step framework I use to reverse engineer strong outputs, give each skill one job and one trigger, choose the right freedom level, build verification loops, test cheaper models, and improve the skill after every run. Then I put the process to work by running my X Article skill across Sol, Terra, and Luna and comparing the results with Astra. Sponsorship Inquiries: 📧 [email protected] Connect with me: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nateherkelman/ https://x.com/nateherk https://www.instagram.com/nateherk/ TIMESTAMPS 0:00 What Is a Skill? 1:55 Reverse Engineer the Output 3:42 One Job, One Trigger 6:28 Choose the Freedom Level 9:06 Build Verification Loops 12:33 Walk Down the Models 14:01 The Bike Method 15:35 Skills Inside Codex 17:08 Live Multi-Model Test 18:21 Comparing Model Results 24:12 Applying All Six Steps 26:27 Final Thoughts

Run Your Entire Cold Outreach From One Tool

Run your entire cold outreach system from one tool. Clay finds the companies, the right person, writes the copy, and now with Sequencer 2.0 it warms the domain and sends too. Seven tools become one. Go to my Instagram, DM me "PIPELINE" for the setup. Link's in bio #ad

Build & Sell No-Code AI Operating Systems w/ Kylon (FULL COURSE)

Get Kylon for your own business, first month FREE ($100 value), sign up through: https://app.kylon.io/c/p_rPCmMI32cB6JrauRRYrJIRujz5Iz30 To deploy Kylon for clients, book a call: https://cal.com/team/kylon/meet-kylon My best insights, delivered to your inbox: https://liamottley.com/join Live masterclass: how to build and sell no-code AI operating systems with Kylon, step by step. Bring your questions for live Q&A.

I Found a Way To Use AI Agents Like Codex Completely For FREE

🔥 Join Maker School & get customer #1 guaranteed: https://skool.com/makerschool/about 💎 FreeBuff link here: https://freebuff.com ➡️ If this is your first video: I'm Nick Saraev. I run LeftClick, an AI growth agency. We've done work for large brands you're likely familiar with, like Mr. Beast, Anthropic, OpenAI, and a few others. In plain English: I help people build systems that generate leads, close deals, and scale businesses, mostly using new AI models like Claude. I also make videos about how to do all of that here on YouTube. It hasn't always been this way. My family immigrated from a Soviet bloc country (People's Republic of Bulgaria) in the 90s. They worked extremely hard, and we were broke for a very long time. I grew up wishing for more security, stability, and freedom over my own life. I don't have a programming degree, and never took formal education for IT or workflows. I learned it all myself from YouTube videos like you're watching now. As for my path: I started my first business at 19 in college. We threw events (mostly parties) at campus bars, and charged people for entry. That failed to provide me enough money to pay my bills, so at 21, I started another business, a door-to-door marketing agency. From there, every year, I would start several companies, over 10 in total. I did this in a variety of industries, like e-commerce, photography, videography, SaaS, credit repair, etc. Each grew slightly more profitable, until, at 25, I would start 1SecondCopy, a content writing company. A friend and I eventually scaled that to over $90,000/m. It was my first taste of financial independence, and the reason I'm here today. Since starting my journey, I've grown a fair bit of capital. To diversify my income, at 30, I began investing in other businesses and advising companies on how to grow in the AI era. These include SaaS businesses, like Clairvo, agencies like Dental Connect, and more. Collectively, the businesses that I own outright or are a part of generate over $10 million per year. This returns far more than the 5-10% you would get in the stock market, but also requires a lot of my active time. There's a tradeoff there, but I greatly prefer active investing, where I have control over the entities I'm a part of. It wasn't easy to get here. But I did in the end! For anyone on their own entrepreneurial journey: I wish you luck, happiness, and perseverance. You can make it! Summary ⤵️ Here's a simple way to use AI agents 100% free with no subscription and no credit card required. That's right, you don't even need to add your credit card! Chapters 0:00 Introduction to free ad-funded agent 0:33 Available free models & daily limits 1:42 Downloading and signing up, no credit card 2:37 Understanding daily credits and pricing 3:31 Making a simple one-page website 4:54 Making a stick figure walking game 6:05 Missions, agents, phone mirroring & ads 7:03 Checking our one-page site and walking game 8:38 Why free agents are important

Office Hours: Answering Your AI-for-Business Questions (Free Q&A)

I Uploaded A Fruit Fly Brain To Reply To My Emails

🔥 Join Maker School & get customer #1 guaranteed: https://skool.com/makerschool/about 💎 Get all course resources 100% free: https://skool.com/maker-zero/about ➡️ If this is your first video: I'm Nick Saraev. I run LeftClick, an AI growth agency. We've done work for large brands you're likely familiar with, like Mr. Beast, Anthropic, OpenAI, and a few others. In plain English: I help people build systems that generate leads, close deals, and scale businesses, mostly using new AI models like Claude. I also make videos about how to do all of that here on YouTube. It hasn't always been this way. My family immigrated from a Soviet bloc country (People's Republic of Bulgaria) in the 90s. They worked extremely hard, and we were broke for a very long time. I grew up wishing for more security, stability, and freedom over my own life. I don't have a programming degree, and never took formal education for IT or workflows. I learned it all myself from YouTube videos like you're watching now. As for my path: I started my first business at 19 in college. We threw events (mostly parties) at campus bars, and charged people for entry. That failed to provide me enough money to pay my bills, so at 21, I started another business, a door-to-door marketing agency. From there, every year, I would start several companies, over 10 in total. I did this in a variety of industries, like e-commerce, photography, videography, SaaS, credit repair, etc. Each grew slightly more profitable, until, at 25, I would start 1SecondCopy, a content writing company. A friend and I eventually scaled that to over $90,000/m. It was my first taste of financial independence, and the reason I'm here today. Since starting my journey, I've grown a fair bit of capital. To diversify my income, at 30, I began investing in other businesses and advising companies on how to grow in the AI era. These include SaaS businesses, like Clairvo, agencies like Dental Connect, and more. Collectively, the businesses that I own outright or are a part of generate over $10 million per year. This returns far more than the 5-10% you would get in the stock market, but also requires a lot of my active time. There's a tradeoff there, but I greatly prefer active investing, where I have control over the entities I'm a part of. It wasn't easy to get here. But I did in the end! For anyone on their own entrepreneurial journey: I wish you luck, happiness, and perseverance. You can make it! Summary ⤵️ This is kind of crazy, but I thought I'd share it with you guys anyway. I fed in a fruit fly brain to GPT-6 Astra and had it modify the brain such that it could do economically valuable tasks for me, like reply to my emails. Breakdown of how I did that here. Chapters

I Think GPT-6-Astra Just Changed YouTube

🪄 Get Genjutsu & Wan 3.0 here: https://higgsfield.ai/s/wqcOCK 💎 Get all prompts 100% free: https://skool.com/maker-zero/about 🔥 Join Maker School & get client #1 guaranteed: https://skool.com/makerschool/about ➡️ If this is your first video: I'm Nick Saraev. I run LeftClick, an AI growth agency. We've done work for large brands you're likely familiar with, like Mr. Beast, Anthropic, OpenAI, and a few others. In plain English: I help people build systems that generate leads, close deals, and scale businesses, mostly using new AI models like Claude. I also make videos about how to do all of that here on YouTube. It hasn't always been this way. My family immigrated from a Soviet bloc country (People's Republic of Bulgaria) in the 90s. They worked extremely hard, and we were broke for a very long time. I grew up wishing for more security, stability, and freedom over my own life. I don't have a programming degree, and never took formal education for IT or workflows. I learned it all myself from YouTube videos like you're watching now. As for my path: I started my first business at 19 in college. We threw events (mostly parties) at campus bars, and charged people for entry. That failed to provide me enough money to pay my bills, so at 21, I started another business, a door-to-door marketing agency. From there, every year, I would start several companies, over 10 in total. I did this in a variety of industries, like e-commerce, photography, videography, SaaS, credit repair, etc. Each grew slightly more profitable, until, at 25, I would start 1SecondCopy, a content writing company. A friend and I eventually scaled that to over $90,000/m. It was my first taste of financial independence, and the reason I'm here today. Since starting my journey, I've grown a fair bit of capital. To diversify my income, at 30, I began investing in other businesses and advising companies on how to grow in the AI era. These include SaaS businesses, like Clairvo, agencies like Dental Connect, and more. Collectively, the businesses that I own outright or are a part of generate over $10 million per year. This returns far more than the 5-10% you would get in the stock market, but also requires a lot of my active time. There's a tradeoff there, but I greatly prefer active investing, where I have control over the entities I'm a part of. It wasn't easy to get here. But I did in the end! For anyone on their own entrepreneurial journey: I wish you luck, happiness, and perseverance. You can make it! Summary ⤵️ Thought I'd show you guys a cool way you can animate your videos using WAN 2.2, WAN 3.0, and Higgs Field's new Ginjutsu operating system. Super cool stuff and probably going to redefine the future of creator-led media, but what do I know? Chapters 00:00 I turned myself into an animated character 01:00 How video style transfer works 02:43 Astra as your production manager 04:39 10 animation styles to try 05:47 Setting up Higgsfield 07:05 Creating a style with GPT Image 2.5 08:31 Animating your footage with Genjutsu 10:22 Using style transfer for ads and content 12:00 Wan 3.0: a cheaper alternative 13:39 Automating the workflow with GPT-6-Astra 16:03 Resolution, credits, and silence removal 17:35 Self-hosting Wan 2.2 Animate 18:40 Reviewing the animated results 20:25 Learn more with Maker School

A Week In Montenegro With My Biggest Competitors

📁 Get Access to ALL Speaker Recordings & Downloadables: https://workless.ai/archive/liam/ 🇿🇦 Apply for Our Next Event: https://africai.co/ In 2023 I put a group of people who were supposed to be my competitors into a WhatsApp group. This is what it turned into. Three days in Tivat, Montenegro, with 100+ founders and the biggest names in AI automation. Talks and presentations in the mornings, hands-on workshops in the afternoons, and the rest of the day spent building alongside people running the same problems as you. Everyone left with something actually working in their business. Then there were the dinners on the marina, a full day out on the boat, and a party on top of a mountain at sunset. Every session was recorded and all the downloadables are in the first link above. Next one's in Cape Town. Want an AI Makeover for YOUR Business? 👉🏻 https://bit.ly/aimakeover Follow me on Instagram to see behind the scenes: 🤳🏻 https://instagram.com/liamottley

The End Is Near for Claude Code AI Operating Systems...

Get Kylon for your own business, first month FREE ($100 value), sign up through: https://app.kylon.io/c/p_rPCmMI32cB6JrauRRYrJIRujz5Iz30 To deploy Kylon for clients, book a call: https://cal.com/team/kylon/meet-kylon Want an AI Makeover for YOUR Business? 👉🏻 https://bit.ly/aimakeover Follow me on Instagram to see behind the scenes: 🤳🏻 https://www.instagram.com/liamottley In this video, Liam Ottley breaks down why he's moving away from custom Claude Code AI operating systems for client installs, after building AIOS setups for four businesses on-site and running group sessions with founders in Cape Town, Bali and Montenegro. He explains what an AI operating system actually is, why the setup time, founder training and agent hosting make it hard to hand off, and then walks through Kylon, the platform he's using instead: Slack for your team, n8n for your agents, and a Lovable-style app builder on one shared database. If you're an AI agency owner, an AI automation agency operator, or a founder trying to automate your business with AI agents without hiring a developer, this is how the AIOS install is changing.

The most important video you'll ever watch in the age of AI

🔥 Join Maker School & get customer #1 guaranteed: https://skool.com/makerschool/about 💎 Get the Thinking Clearly doc 100% free: https://skool.com/maker-zero/about ➡️ If this is your first video: I'm Nick Saraev. I run LeftClick, an AI growth agency. We've done work for large brands you're likely familiar with, like Mr. Beast, Anthropic, OpenAI, and a few others. In plain English: I help people build systems that generate leads, close deals, and scale businesses, mostly using new AI models like Claude. I also make videos about how to do all of that here on YouTube. It hasn't always been this way. My family immigrated from a Soviet bloc country (People's Republic of Bulgaria) in the 90s. They worked extremely hard, and we were broke for a very long time. I grew up wishing for more security, stability, and freedom over my own life. I don't have a programming degree, and never took formal education for IT or workflows. I learned it all myself from YouTube videos like you're watching now. As for my path: I started my first business at 19 in college. We threw events (mostly parties) at campus bars, and charged people for entry. That failed to provide me enough money to pay my bills, so at 21, I started another business, a door-to-door marketing agency. From there, every year, I would start several companies, over 10 in total. I did this in a variety of industries, like e-commerce, photography, videography, SaaS, credit repair, etc. Each grew slightly more profitable, until, at 25, I would start 1SecondCopy, a content writing company. A friend and I eventually scaled that to over $90,000/m. It was my first taste of financial independence, and the reason I'm here today. Since starting my journey, I've grown a fair bit of capital. To diversify my income, at 30, I began investing in other businesses and advising companies on how to grow in the AI era. These include SaaS businesses, like Clairvo, agencies like Dental Connect, and more. Collectively, the businesses that I own outright or are a part of generate over $10 million per year. This returns far more than the 5-10% you would get in the stock market, but also requires a lot of my active time. There's a tradeoff there, but I greatly prefer active investing, where I have control over the entities I'm a part of. It wasn't easy to get here. But I did in the end! For anyone on their own entrepreneurial journey: I wish you luck, happiness, and perseverance. You can make it! Summary ⤵️ This is the Clear Thinking Course, a magnum opus I put together over the course of the last few days where I dumped everything that I know about thinking clearly and making effective decisions into one place This course represents around a decade of my life of learning various thinking techniques on both the hardware side, e.g. biological optimizations, and software side, e.g. thinking techniques and rationality principles You will learn about things like expected value methodology, Bayes' theorem, the planning fallacy, local and global maxima and minima, the power law, the chain law, exploration versus exploitation, and more! I hope you enjoy. Chapters 0:00 Intro 2:49 What this course covers 5:02 How to take this course 6:05 The biological basis of cognition 11:19 Why your brain is stingy with energy 14:13 Working memory and the four-chunk limit 16:32 Chunking and meaning 23:21 The rats and enriched environments 32:08 What willpower really is 36:01 Asymmetric bets 45:30 Nobody is designing this for you 46:16 Choice architecture 48:37 Defaults and organ donation 54:07 Finding the defaults in your life 56:48 Friction, the golden rule 1:03:40 Optimizing your hardware 1:05:32 Sleep, nutrition and exercise 1:07:39 Check for a sleep disorder first 1:15:14 Cutting caffeine 1:20:16 Bloodwork and deficiencies 1:22:52 Cutting alcohol 1:26:07 Protein, fiber and creatine 1:28:34 Raising your VO2 max 1:30:37 The REHIT protocol 1:34:15 Workspace design and air quality 1:38:44 Removing intelligible speech 1:42:07 Working next to a window 1:43:13 Reducing clutter 1:44:30 Batching notifications 1:48:21 Single-tasking your screen 1:52:17 Software: models as programs 1:54:09 Expected value 2:04:24 The resulting trap 2:10:47 Power laws 2:14:36 The Pareto principle 2:21:37 The chain law 2:27:24 Local vs global maximae 2:34:24 Attentional residue 2:39:52 Akrasia 2:47:50 Map vs territory 2:57:47 Ulysses contracts 3:03:48 Opportunity cost 3:12:03 Incentives and Goodhart's law 3:17:49 Chesterton's fence 3:23:07 Bayes in natural frequencies 3:31:28 Fermi approximations 3:38:45 Hourly rate and the offload rule 3:50:38 The planning fallacy multiplier 3:57:04 Explore-exploit tradeoff 4:05:08 Immediately actionable techniques 4:06:09 TAPs, or trigger action plans 4:20:54 Noticing 4:33:30 Pre-mortems 4:39:15 Resolve cycles and five-minute timers 4:47:14 Using AI without losing your edge 4:55:32 Full course recap 5:01:26 Closing

Fable 5.1 Just Dropped. It's Not Even Close.

🔥 Join Maker School & get customer #1 guaranteed: https://skool.com/makerschool/about 💎 Get all course resources 100% free: https://skool.com/maker-zero/about ➡️ If this is your first video: I'm Nick Saraev. I run LeftClick, an AI growth agency. We've done work for large brands you're likely familiar with, like Mr. Beast, Anthropic, OpenAI, and a few others. In plain English: I help people build systems that generate leads, close deals, and scale businesses, mostly using new AI models like Claude. I also make videos about how to do all of that here on YouTube. It hasn't always been this way. My family immigrated from a Soviet bloc country (People's Republic of Bulgaria) in the 90s. They worked extremely hard, and we were broke for a very long time. I grew up wishing for more security, stability, and freedom over my own life. I don't have a programming degree, and never took formal education for IT or workflows. I learned it all myself from YouTube videos like you're watching now. As for my path: I started my first business at 19 in college. We threw events (mostly parties) at campus bars, and charged people for entry. That failed to provide me enough money to pay my bills, so at 21, I started another business, a door-to-door marketing agency. From there, every year, I would start several companies, over 10 in total. I did this in a variety of industries, like e-commerce, photography, videography, SaaS, credit repair, etc. Each grew slightly more profitable, until, at 25, I would start 1SecondCopy, a content writing company. A friend and I eventually scaled that to over $90,000/m. It was my first taste of financial independence, and the reason I'm here today. Since starting my journey, I've grown a fair bit of capital. To diversify my income, at 30, I began investing in other businesses and advising companies on how to grow in the AI era. These include SaaS businesses, like Clairvo, agencies like Dental Connect, and more. Collectively, the businesses that I own outright or are a part of generate over $10 million per year. This returns far more than the 5-10% you would get in the stock market, but also requires a lot of my active time. There's a tradeoff there, but I greatly prefer active investing, where I have control over the entities I'm a part of. It wasn't easy to get here. But I did in the end! For anyone on their own entrepreneurial journey: I wish you luck, happiness, and perseverance. You can make it! Summary ⤵️ Fable 5.1 is now out! Here's a quick analysis of the benchmarks. Chapters