Shining a light on the members who continue to put in the work. The ones climbing our leaderboards and those coming through with genuine wins. So here's the rundown for August week 1. 7-Day Leaderboard - 🥇Malik Ahmed  Overtaking Chetan and taking the top spot. - 🥈Chetan Mishra: right on Malik’s heels. - 🥉Okasha Khan: Great to see the thoughtful contributions you’re making.  ————————————— 30-Day Leaderboard - 🥇Chetan Mishra: Second week holding the top spot. - 🥈Malik Ahmed: new to the board and not far off the lead. - 🥉Okasha Khan: showing up consistently. Appreciate you, mate. ————————————— 💎 Win of the week - @Sushanth R.Kumar 15 years old and signing your first client... Your first client is a milestone you never forget. Huge congrats, Sushanth. Excited to see where you take it from here. See post [HERE] ————————————— 🏆 A massive week of wins inside the AAA Accelerator Over the past week, we’ve also had some massive wins inside the AAA Accelerator that I wanted to shine a light on. A number of members have closed six-figure+ deals, with some seriously impressive stories behind them. 💰 Scott McIntosh: $122K deal closed Scott’s first six-figure deal started as a $4,500, 30-day audit for a marketing agency struggling with disconnected reporting systems. That audit uncovered a much bigger opportunity, eventually turning into a $122,100 AI-powered reporting platform connecting 8 fulfillment vendors and 5+ digital platforms. 💰 Kalin Smolichki: $186K from one client Kalin closed $111K over 9 months, then the same client came back and signed another $75K contract. $186K total from a single client. That's the kind of outcome that comes from doing great work and turning one successful engagement into a long-term relationship. 💰 Rhys Lawson: $100K+ Enterprise Transformation Program Rhys went from zero in January to closing a $100K+ enterprise adoption and transformation program, with a second deal he wasn't even expecting along the way.

I have a question for those of you already inside the Accelerator and actively selling AIOS’. I’m joining either way, but I’m trying to decide what the best path looks like. Option 1: Partner with my brother (who would focus on lead generation) and a self-taught developer who would learn to build and implement AIOs while I focus on discovery, consulting, sales, and client strategy. Option 2: Join the Accelerator on my own and build the agency solo, using the Accelerator, AIOs, coaching, and community support to handle both the consulting and implementation side myself. For context, I’m currently doing free operational audits to build credibility and case studies. So far I have a travel agent, a chocolate company, and potentially one of the largest realtors in my area. My goal is to use those testimonials to start charging for audits and then transition clients into AIOS implementations. My question is this: For those already delivering AIOS’ is having a developer early on actually a competitive advantage, or do the AIO framework, tools, and Accelerator support make it realistic to build and deliver everything yourself until you’ve grown enough to hire? I’d love to hear from people who have actually gone through this and what you wish you had done when you started. Thanks in advance! 🙏

Now I’ve got multiple working systems running on n8n + agents… so I figured it’s time to actually show what I’ve been building. Not perfect, but real. ⸻ 1. Prop Rooms Built a social betting app after a messy Super Bowl pool. Now we actually use it instead of spreadsheets and group chats. (Live at proprooms.com, free to use) ⸻ 2. YouTube Digest Agent Daily 7am report that filters and summarizes videos from channels I follow. Went from ~2 hours of YouTube → 5 minutes of decisions. (Screenshots of today’s report below) ⸻ 3. LinkedIn Content System One idea → research → 3 post versions → stored in Notion. Removes the blank page problem completely. ⸻ 4. Post Evaluator Agent Reads all 3 versions, ranks them, tells me why one is best + if it needs an image. This used to be manual… now it’s instant. Built this one in ~30 minutes using Codex, which was a big shift for me. ⸻ 5. Auto Posting Workflow Approve a post in Notion → it gets published to LinkedIn automatically (with error handling, image upload, etc.) ⸻ 6. Agent Hub This is what ties everything together. One interface to control all my agents from anywhere using simple commands. (Screenshots attached) ⸻ Biggest takeaway: Once the foundation started to click, everything got way faster. Early builds took me 1–2 days. Now I can spin up new workflows in under an hour. ⸻ Still early, still learning — but this is the first time I feel confident enough to actually share what I’m building. If anyone else is building similar stuff, would be cool to connect 🤝 Happy to break any of these down if there’s interest.