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5 contributions to Useful AI • AI For Business
I've been thinking about this today...
Everyone joins a community for a reason, but that reason is rarely just to learn. Sometimes it's to find the right people, get unstuck, stay accountable, or simply realize you're not figuring everything out alone. I'm interested to know... What made you join this community in the first place, and has it lived up to your expectations so far? I'm looking forward to hearing everyone's different experiences.
1 like • Aug 12
@Drayson McLaughlin Yes, you're right.
Hi everyone, I'm Patrick from the UK.
I'm involved in real estate investing and also run a pet accessories brand. I'm always interested in learning new ways to grow businesses, improve systems, and connect with people who are building something meaningful. I joined this community because AI is moving fast, and I want to understand how people are using it to solve real business problems and create better opportunities. Looking forward to learning from everyone's experiences and hopefully contributing where I can. What's been the most useful AI workflow or lesson you've picked up recently?
1 like • Jul 31
@Asad Patel Thanks, I'll keep you posted.
1 like • Aug 3
@Drayson McLaughlin yes, it's cool indeed
Hi from downunder
Hey Paul from Australia. I'm 64yo and unable to retire yet. Keen to learn Ai and make great income. Have a wealth of knowlege but not sure how to find a niche and hone in on monetising it
1 like • Aug 3
Welcome, @Paul Koury! I think having a wealth of knowledge is already a strong starting point. I wish to know, what kind of experience have you built up over the years? Sometimes the best niche comes from conversations like these rather than trying to force one.
Hi all,
I'm new and just starting to experiment with AI. I have no prior AI knowledge, but I'm curious to learn more. Do any of you have recommendations in order to gain a better understanding, or do you think it would be better to jump right in and start creating and learning as I go? I would love to hear what your experiences are and what learning curves you've followed!
1 like • Jul 28
Welcome! I'd say do both. Spend a little time learning the basics so you understand what AI can do, then start using it right away. In my experience, you learn much faster by experimenting with real tasks than by watching hours of tutorials. Don't be afraid to make mistakes, that's part of the process. Wishing you the best on your AI journey!
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Hello, Im Grant Stevens I am new to the community and excited to learn. I am a mortgage broker and i have 2 offices In Florida one in Port St. Lucie and the Other in Jacksonville/St.Augustine, I am building Ai systems for our entire company and KJ youtube has helped me a lot.
0 likes • Jul 28
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Patrick Kruse
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Real estate investor | I buy apartments | I'm a lover of pet & owner of pet accessories brand | Here to learn more, and grow with ambitious people.

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Joined Jul 28, 2026
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