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I built an AI receptionist for a restaurant, it not only answers questions but it also;
- confirm and book reservations
- place orders for pickup or delivery
- fill up the CRM with the customer’s information
- and send out notifications
This was built in n8n and elevenlabs
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You can be grateful for where you are and still be honest that you want more. Both can sit at the same table.
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Nobody will make your business work.
Not your friends.
Not your followers.
Not the perfect opportunity.
It's all on you.
You need to start making things happen.
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Welcome to November.
Before you know it, it’s December.
I pray this month brings you favour, the right opportunities, and strength to deliver excellence.
I couldn’t achieve most of my goals last month of work stress but we moveee
Happy new month.
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I hate to be the one to tell you this, but if you're in the AI automation space and you're not evolving beyond Zapier, Make and n8n, you're already limiting your growth.
The AI automation niche has evolved massively over the past few months. If you pay attention to job descriptions, freelance opportunities, and what businesses are looking for, you'll notice a shift.
Unlike before, when almost every opportunity seemed to revolve around AI automation, Zapier, Make, and n8n, we're now seeing more conversations around Claude, Claude Code, Codex, AI coding, AI agents, and building actual products with AI.
AI models are getting faster, smarter, and more capable. The gap between having an idea and actually building something is getting smaller.
So here's my advice:
- Learn Claude Code and Codex
- Explore AI coding tools.
- Learn how to build and deploy AI agents.
- Understand how to create and use skills.
- Learn how to connect AI models to APIs and other tools.
- Learn how to build actual solutions, not just workflows.
These are the skills that can put you several steps ahead.
And please, don't get too comfortable in one niche.
Don't say, "I'm an n8n expert, and that's all I'm going to do."
There's nothing wrong with specialising, but there's a difference between having a speciality and refusing to evolve.
The AI space is moving too fast for you to tie your entire career to one tool.
Learn. Experiment. Build. Adapt. Evolve.
That's how you stay relevant.
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Oh God, give me the discipline to create the life I want for myself.
😂😂 my niece asked me if I stayed up all night working…
I said yes, but the project was an assignment
She said “so they are not paying you… auntie Favour you should have gone to bed” 😂😂
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Man, I need to study more!
You hear some people speak, and just shiver from the sheer quality of knowledge they harbor in their minds.
All from studying texts!
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Putting together a CV as a first timer who doesn't have a lot of experience.
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Not every tech career starts with coding.
Sometimes, it starts with knowing how to communicate ideas or make work easier for others.
Technical Writing and Virtual Assistance are two career paths worth exploring, and we’re bringing the conversation to you! 🎙️
Join TechCrush for a conversation on what these roles really involve, the skills you need, and how to get started.
📅 Tonight, October 21
⏰ 7:30 PM Prompt
#TechCrush #Tech4Africans #DigitalCareers
nitter.cf/i/spaces/1YGNrbM…
This and if possible, send the entire message in one goal instead of going back and forth with “hi” and “how are you”
One thing people don't talk about is how when you start CONSISTENTLY posting value online...
Everybody thinks they can have access to you
It's crazy
'Cause explain to me why you got my number and you start making demands
WHEN I DON'T EVEN KNOW YOU
Common courtesy will say you should text this way...
"Hi. My name is ____.
I got your number from ____.
And I'd like to ask you a few questions, if you don't mind."
Then wait for me to respond
That's wisdom
That's common courtesy
But some people don't understand how to approach people
Imagine if this was in-person, and you didn't even allow me to drink water
You just say everything that you want to say, and then continue pestering me when I haven't even said a word
'Cause bro, I don't even know you
Let's establish a mutually respectful relationship before you start demanding things from me
I come in peace sha
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Remote workers, I hate to admit this, but I think reality is beginning to set in.
Remote job opportunities have reduced, and if we don't prepare for what's coming, a lot of us will struggle financially.
Let's be honest. Many of the opportunities available today are freelance gigs. Some last months, some last a few years, but not all of them offer long-term security.
That's why diversifying your income is more important now than ever.
If you're a remote worker who spends money anyhow because you believe another job will always come, please wake up.
Your current income is not guaranteed to last. Build other income streams while you still have the money to do so.
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At some point in your journey, you’ll realize freelancing can’t be the goal.
There has to be more.
Whenever that time comes, I hope you have it in you to be honest with yourself.
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It’s funny how much you can achieve when you put off your phone and don’t open every notification.
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If you’ve been looking to get started as a Virtual Assistant, this might be for you.
The registration ends on the 23rd of October and training officially starts on the 24th.
This will be the last cohort of the year, use the link in my bio to register!
























