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Hey Phil, it's been a while. I've personally invested about 17k on courses and software over the past 5 months. The return I got was around $2k. Something you hit is paying to work hard. You gain the knowledge, but at the end of the day you still have to bust your ass. Honestly this is what I've noticed too. I am going back to a job where I can make 10k/month off of a salary and probably do half the amount of work that it would take to make 10k/month off of a business. It was a good dream but I don't think entrepreneurship is for me. Best of luck to you.

Thanks Phil! I’m glad you’re doing this. I’m building something using AI as well.

Is the face part a necessity? An online brand isn't something I think is needed. Nothing to you but I pose the question

subscribed to watch your journey my friend - wish you the best!

brother i have been stuck for ages, so my problem is I was giving gemini wrong info...i ddnt copy all the error so I will try your strategy and see if I succeed. Thank you by the way.

I think these llms will struggle with context and bigger projects for a little while longer. Connecting one service to another without implementing unnecessary code or bugs seems to be a big problem still. I have a cs degree and enjoy coding. But recently I have been playing around with cursor and gpt 4o preview along with other ai assistance and have noticed a tremendous speed increase in my dev process. It’s really fun to implement an entirely new service in one day like an imbedded chat application inside of your app. However, it seems that when going at a speedy pace by accepting all of cursors suggestions you end up implementing code that you no longer understand. Then when trying to fix a few small bugs the llm panics because now the context of your app is much larger and doesn’t know how to fix your problem(and neither do I because I have just implemented hundreds of lines of code with a few clicks). I do still think practicing coding best practices without ai alongside learning how to prompt is going to help in the long term. Yes ai will get better, but ultimately context will be an issue for some years to come.

Interesting take… I agree 100%, with continuous content with this type of “ intriguing” message, im confident in your 6 month goal.. that is if you take your own advise… for example knowing your market is only one step in attracting your customers.. clearly you struggle with professionalism in some regards… ie: setting, image, confidence, finances. I’m curious how far you have come in you actual career.. seems like your just starting to take like seriously to me. But where you lack, you also shine in ways that I personally don’t, ie: direction, word flow, statistics. I’d be interested in sharing my thoughts on this more if you were willing to share yours 😁 great vid!

No idea either but it’s probably a European or Australian version cuz of the guys accent and all the stuff he has in his pantry isn’t north American

Great conversation as always Phil!

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I saw ur video by coincidence.... good content!!

The youtube algorithm now recommends random videos with very few views from channels with very few subscribers. Decided to give it a try and watch one of these videos - so worth it. Subscribed!

fix ur video

Did you deliberately leave the audio down? I heard nothing from the person you were talking about.

Just subbed at 1:45 AM because I think you have potential with the type of content you produce. I will say that even though the content itself is interesting and important, you really should get a nice and clear camera if you are going to have your face in your videos, and along with that you should have a nice little set up with nice lighting to make you and your content look serious, professional, and reputable, (most important part of my whole comment) also if you have your face in the video like this video make the facecam area on the screen a square that is like 2x to 3x the size of your current circle facecam. Instead of making one or two videos you should spend the time it takes to make those videos to upgrade your production quality, camera, mic, and flow of your videos. Also purposeful editing goes a long way to keeping people investing and watching your videos longer so that there are less times in your videos where you just say "umm" or there is a pause for a few seconds because that actually causes some TikTok brained people to click off immediately. I am by no means a TH-camr or content creator, but those are just some tips based on observations from large and successful channels.

hey! Can you share the document? thanks

Hey Bro keep up with this, I'm literally starting my own inspired project from Alex's book too. Subbed so I can keep tabs on you and to keep myself accountable!

cool.. whats ur insta.. i would like to connect over something

Improve your audio brother, it will go a long way. We can't hear you well if we can't hear you well ;)

I am here for the journey