BOTH - I’m so behind in learning AI. Why? 1) by the time I find something I want to stick with and learn I find the AI material is already outdated, so I give up and get stuck in a loop of not learning anything. 2) My ADHD see’s sooo many shiny things to learn and try with AI; the new and exciting shiny thing is always telling me to stop what I’ve started on. I wish I had always up to date knowledge to keep me focused.
Don, that loop is real. The trap is thinking you need to keep up with every new AI tool. Honestly, you don’t. A lot of content makes it feel like you’re always behind, but tools change constantly. The skill that lasts is understanding the problem you’re solving and knowing which approach fits. We see this with clients in our automation work all the time. Our advice is simple: learn the patterns, not the tools. Pick one problem you actually care about solving, and let the tools follow from there.
Oh, to be a young entrepreneur again! Congratulations on your enormous success! 🙌 Your spirit of service along with your technical know how is inspiring. I am a recently empty nested single mom that is still trying to get the hang of online entrepreneurship. I started my first business at 18 and am.now on my 7th business but haven't been able to effectively design it around desired lifestyle and income yet. I'm looking forward to being able to serve more people and have more time for my adult daughters along with the finances to be able to see them as often as possible. Parenting is wonderfully lifelong blessing. I left higher education about 4 years ago to start my new business and have not yet been able to replace my income in higher ed. I'm looking to your guidance and insights to help to get me there. 😊
Hi Sabrina I watch you all the time and you have shapedhowi look at AI . I am 62 years old and am on fire with ideas and building. This is the most exciting time in my life and I love it. I am busy with a voice streaming application with lip sync , I used Cartesia for voice and simli for lip sync butitvis not great. I want it to be better but keep cost down. I know you did this in the past so thought you could give me some pointers. Looking forward to all your posts and well done on your success,so happy for you
Both - Sabrina, thank you so much! You're my go-to educator for AI, and in my senior years, you've been incredibly helpful because I am still working and more productive than ever as I keep learning and giving back to others. One of these days, I should share my enthusiasm for AI on social media. Again, thank you. Your efforts are truly meaningful. You are making a positive difference in the world by helping others!
Hello Sabrina each time I read a post from you or watch your YouTube videos I know deep down within my heart that someday I will come good financially. I earn less than $75 as a teacher in Nigeria but since I discovered you on youtube a few weeks ago , listening to you gives me hope. You are truly a source of inspiration and thank you so much for constantly giving out value for free. BOTH
Sabrina, the first n8n.io is finished! I learned from watching your YouTube video more than 25 times, worked on it, and published it with my CTA link. I was so proud of that moment, and I am grateful to you. I actually sold my first ebook. I heard a voice in my head: "Carry On."
The CTA link is the detail that actually matters here: you didn't just finish the workflow, you attached it to an outcome you could measure, which is why a sale happened instead of a working build sitting quietly in your n8n dashboard. Most first automations never get that far, they get built, tested once, and left running with nobody checking whether they produced anything. Twenty-five rewatches to get there is normal, that's what actually building instead of just watching looks like. Congratulations on the ebook, that's a real result, not a lucky one.
Congratulations girlfriend. You have set an outstanding example that it’s not always about the money. You are leaving a huge legacy 2 millions of newbies. Great job.
BOTH - I’m so behind in learning AI. Why? 1) by the time I find something I want to stick with and learn I find the AI material is already outdated, so I give up and get stuck in a loop of not learning anything. 2) My ADHD see’s sooo many shiny things to learn and try with AI; the new and exciting shiny thing is always telling me to stop what I’ve started on. I wish I had always up to date knowledge to keep me focused.
Don, that loop is real. The trap is thinking you need to keep up with every new AI tool. Honestly, you don’t. A lot of content makes it feel like you’re always behind, but tools change constantly. The skill that lasts is understanding the problem you’re solving and knowing which approach fits. We see this with clients in our automation work all the time. Our advice is simple: learn the patterns, not the tools. Pick one problem you actually care about solving, and let the tools follow from there.
Congrats
Wow congratulations 🎊 👏🏿 learning lots from you as a Solo mompreneur teaching Claude 👏🏿 😀 👍
u in here already? https://www.skool.com/women-building-ai-2577
Thanks ill check it out
Thank you Sabrina for sharing your special knowledge, senior here but want to learn AI. God bless us more
Oh, to be a young entrepreneur again! Congratulations on your enormous success! 🙌 Your spirit of service along with your technical know how is inspiring. I am a recently empty nested single mom that is still trying to get the hang of online entrepreneurship. I started my first business at 18 and am.now on my 7th business but haven't been able to effectively design it around desired lifestyle and income yet. I'm looking forward to being able to serve more people and have more time for my adult daughters along with the finances to be able to see them as often as possible. Parenting is wonderfully lifelong blessing. I left higher education about 4 years ago to start my new business and have not yet been able to replace my income in higher ed. I'm looking to your guidance and insights to help to get me there. 😊
u in here already? https://www.skool.com/women-building-ai-2577
Yes!
You carry the ethos of the early www that was about community and sharing, and a sense of complete freedom. Thanks and many congratulations!!? 👏
Hi Sabrina I watch you all the time and you have shapedhowi look at AI . I am 62 years old and am on fire with ideas and building. This is the most exciting time in my life and I love it. I am busy with a voice streaming application with lip sync , I used Cartesia for voice and simli for lip sync butitvis not great. I want it to be better but keep cost down. I know you did this in the past so thought you could give me some pointers. Looking forward to all your posts and well done on your success,so happy for you
Congratulations on a young life well lived. Choosing discomfort over ease. And now you have another choice to make. Life is what you make of it.
Amazing girl friend and you are an inspiration to all of us!
Both - Sabrina, thank you so much! You're my go-to educator for AI, and in my senior years, you've been incredibly helpful because I am still working and more productive than ever as I keep learning and giving back to others. One of these days, I should share my enthusiasm for AI on social media. Again, thank you. Your efforts are truly meaningful. You are making a positive difference in the world by helping others!
Both. Congratulations Sabrina! 🎉
Hello Sabrina each time I read a post from you or watch your YouTube videos I know deep down within my heart that someday I will come good financially. I earn less than $75 as a teacher in Nigeria but since I discovered you on youtube a few weeks ago , listening to you gives me hope. You are truly a source of inspiration and thank you so much for constantly giving out value for free. BOTH
Sabrina, the first n8n.io is finished! I learned from watching your YouTube video more than 25 times, worked on it, and published it with my CTA link. I was so proud of that moment, and I am grateful to you. I actually sold my first ebook. I heard a voice in my head: "Carry On."
The CTA link is the detail that actually matters here: you didn't just finish the workflow, you attached it to an outcome you could measure, which is why a sale happened instead of a working build sitting quietly in your n8n dashboard. Most first automations never get that far, they get built, tested once, and left running with nobody checking whether they produced anything. Twenty-five rewatches to get there is normal, that's what actually building instead of just watching looks like. Congratulations on the ebook, that's a real result, not a lucky one.
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you are my favorite ai influencer. congrats. well well deserved!!!
Congratulations girlfriend. You have set an outstanding example that it’s not always about the money. You are leaving a huge legacy 2 millions of newbies. Great job.
Thank you 👍
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