If I went broke tomorrow with no audience or clients, this is how I'd start again with GPT-6 Astra. In this video, I find the business that fits your skills, then build three from scratch: an AI consulting offer with a launch kit and landing page, a TradingView indicator to sell on Whop, and a physical product with the hardware designed and parts sourced. I've also put together the AI Business Models Guide: these three plus the others I've personally vetted, ranked by difficulty, with how I'd start each one and the prompts to run your own discovery process.

@Miles Deutscher or anyone in the community, any advice for best using a GPT, Claude, obsidian stack? Created the second brain and using GPT for strategy and Claude as the work horse but with things switching so fast (Astra/fable) what is the most efficient way to keep both systems optimized and linked with obsidian? Haven’t been able to feel fully comfortable yet to get Suppabase. My skill level is beginner plus with AI learning from the AIEdge videos and trying to incorporate into my day to day uses.

When you're busy chasing the next trade, it's easy to forget that AI is the biggest opportunity of your lifetime. In this video, I break down the wealth formula that got me to eight figures by 25, the math on an extra $10K a month over 20 years, the AI business models I'm actually running, and where the profits should really go.

I just came across this tweet and wanted to bring it to your attention. There's a massive market right now for companies to implement UGC clipping, and this is an example of a campaign underway where there could be an opportunity. If you're interested, go and comment under Charlie's post. There are lots of companies doing clipping campaigns. Essentially, if you know how to use apps like Higgsfield and UGC, and you know basic editing (you can even just learn to edit on CapCut), and you build some AI automations for your workflows, there are lots of opportunities like this across the space. It's not the highest-upside vertical, like AI consulting or an AI agency, but it can still make you up to $10,000 a month if you get good at UGC content. Just wanted to mention it for those who may be interested. https://x.com/ckatsikaris1/status/2098144260872614147?s=46&t=BkkfeQ2WylNuyUW-q-8GcA

There's a lot of noise about AI side hustles right now: clipping, website generation, voice agents, UGC ads, automation agencies. In this video, I rank 13 of them worst to best off the back of running a $20 million agency and a $6 million digital product business, and explain why the top two are where all my energy goes right now.