Type This Into Claude To Make $1,000 This Weekend

When I used to be a 9-5 employee working

in sales, I used to think that I would

need 5 or 10 years of experience before

I could even attempt building my own

business. And to try to shortcut that, I

bought a bunch of courses, joined

coaching programs. Some were a complete

waste of time, but others were actually

a game-changer and allowed me to realize

that instead of waiting 5 or 10 years

before starting something of my own, I

could get started now. [music]

So, with that confidence, I actually

quit my job, moved

to figure out how to be a digital nomad

and make money online. Now, after

spending an entire year and my life

savings trying out business ideas, I

completely failed. I had to move [music]

back in with my parents with $200 to my

name. And when my back was against the

wall, and I was really thinking about

going back and getting a normal 9-5 job,

that month [music] I figured out how to

make my first $1,000 online. And I

snowballed this side hustle into

building a real online [music] business

where I have over 380,000 YouTube

subscribers, and I'm making over

$100,000 [music] a month. And what I

want to show you in this video is if I

were starting over and I wanted to make

my first $1,000 over the weekend knowing

[music] what I know now, this is exactly

what I would do. And with tools like AI

and Claude doing a majority of the work

for you, it's never been a better time

[music] to be starting your own thing.

And even one of my clients, Sandy, 6

months ago, she was just uh insurance

sales manager working for somebody

[music] else. And now she's making over

30K a month with her AI business. Of

course, I'm going to show you how to

sign clients, but first, let's talk

about why you haven't made any money

with AI yet.

Now, if you're like most people, you

probably played around with Claude, you

saw other YouTubers talk about it, but

maybe you haven't made a single dollar

yet. And I understand because it's

confusing. Everyone's trying to sell you

a different business model, and you're

not really sure which direction to go.

So, what I want to do is I want to lay

out the landscape to show you what are

the best business models you should even

be considering if you are trying to

start a business this weekend. Now, how

most people waste their weekends is

this. They will pick the wrong business

models, right? So, the first option

they'll think about is, oh, let's do

some vibe coded apps. Problem is, you

can't really make money over a weekend

because you got to learn how to do it,

you got to build the thing, then you got

to somehow do the marketing to get

users. Probably 99.9% of the apps don't

even make $100. That's just the facts.

Now, option two could be, hey, maybe you

want to do a faceless YouTube channel or

Instagram account, right? Problem with

that is there's no real brand, there's

no real mode, you're probably taking

copyrighted material from somebody else,

and that's not really a sustainable

[music] business cuz you get demonetized

really quickly, and anybody can just

copy you. So, like, how can you quit

your job if it's not sustainable, right?

Option three, some people are saying,

hey, maybe you should do some Etsy

templates. The problem with that is,

again, if anybody can do it and they can

copy you, how is this going to be a

long-term business? Yes, maybe you might

make money for a week or two, but the

opportunities will dry out pretty quick.

Now, option four, what about AI drop

shipping, right? Just create a store

with AI and run ads. Well, number one,

you got to run ads, so how much money

are you willing to burn to learn how to

do this? Number two, it takes so much

skill set to do this and there's so much

competition already. It's very difficult

for a beginner to get started. And the

biggest problem I see with all these

business models people are talking about

is that it's not leaning into your

natural skills, knowledge, and

experiences. All of them require you to

learn a lot of new skills and compete

with people who are super good at what

they do. So, how can you expect to

compete when they're already so far

ahead? And the other con of these models

I mentioned is it requires a lot of

upfront work before you can even make a

single dollar. You got to build all

these things,

>> [music]

>> and you don't even know if somebody will

buy. But what if I said there was a way

for you to sell before you have to build

anything. Before I started making money

online and doing pretty well for myself,

I was just a 9-5 employee, right? And I

was trying to figure it out, trying all

these different models. I tried uh

faceless Instagram account. I tried

making apps. I even tried a matcha

pop-up store. All these things pretty

much lost me money and wasted my time.

So, I remember during this time, I

probably was about like 25 years old,

living with my parents, ran out of

money, $200 to my name, and I was like,

"Dang.

Do I really have to go back and get a

normal job? Because like it would be

such a waste that I spent all my life

savings and had nothing to show for it,

right?" That moment, I had this epiphany

where I realized that if I can get a job

and make six figures because I was good

at sales, right? That's what they taught

me at my job. Instead of going back to a

job and working for somebody else, why

don't I just take the same skill that I

had and just sell it to other people

online? And so, what I did was I

packaged that sales knowledge, I turned

it into courses and coaching, and I

started selling it. And through that

process, within the first month, I made

my first $1,000 online, and I just kept

going, building my YouTube channel,

building my brand to eventually I'm at

over 100k per month, practically doing

the same thing. Now, not only did I sell

the skill that I had for my job, but as

I was learning new skills like content

marketing, YouTube, personal branding, I

just kept learning new things and

selling it online. So, I've realized

>> [music]

>> you can sell the skills that you have,

because if an employer is willing to pay

for those skills, then you can sell to

somebody else. And you can also sell new

skills and skills that you desire to

acquire, so you're not trapped in the

box. And something I always believed is

every employee is kind of like an

entrepreneur, but you only have one

client, right? Which is your boss. And

because you don't have the leverage, you

can't just charge higher prices, you

can't just leave, and all the things

required to start a business they don't

teach you because they want to keep you

trapped. Now, real quick, if you want to

go more in-depth on how to build your

business with AI, from finding your

business idea, how to reach out to

clients, how to build a personal brand

so clients come to you, and most

importantly, how you can actually close

deals, I want to invite you to a

three-day live training where I'm going

to show you all these steps in depth.

We're going to show you how to do all

these things even if you're super busy

with a 9-5 job. And I'm also going to

give you some of my best cloth skills as

a special bonus. And if you're someone

that lacks a little confidence and you

wonder if any decision maker would even

want to talk to you or let alone buy

anything from you, I'm going to be doing

a live sales role play on the live

training to show you exactly how you

should be selling your products and

services even if you're just getting

started and you don't have any customer

testimonials or proof quite yet. This is

the exact process I've taken many of my

clients to from zero to 10k per month.

So, that sounds interesting to you,

check the link in the description, sign

up for your spots before they run out

and I will see you live. So, at this

point you might have two questions. The

first one is, how can you do this too?

And the second is, how can you get AI to

do 90% of the work [music] for you? So,

now let's talk about the number one

business model that nobody is talking

about.

Now, the quickest way to generate a

sustainable income online is really to

sell a skill. Cuz if you ever worked a

9-5 job, you're actually already selling

your skills for money. And most of the

time you're getting paid to learn,

right? Sometimes you go into a job, you

don't have any experience, and they're

like, all right, we'll pay for your

time, we'll teach you everything you

need to know to do well. And like I was

saying earlier, every employee is

basically an entrepreneur with one

client, right? You just don't have the

leverage yet. And what employers don't

teach you is, they don't teach you how

to sell that skill outside your company,

which is why you're trapped in your

situation. But the reality is, you

actually have a lot of skills, you just

don't know how to get in front of

people. Now, here is where it gets crazy

with AI. And I'm going to introduce you

to the idea of an AI-powered service.

Now, you might be wondering, okay,

everything sounds cool, Patrick, but

what exactly is an AI-powered service?

The simplest way to think about it is,

you already have a skill that you're

getting paid for, whether it's sales,

marketing, copywriting, finance, right?

Whatever it is that you're doing at your

job. Now, what you're doing is you're

using tools like Claude to do 90% of the

work for you. Cuz as you know, all the

big companies are laying off employees,

right? Because AI's doing the work. But

this is how you take advantage of this

kind of tragic situation. If you can

sell a skill and you get AI to do the

work, you can sell that skill as a

service for let's say 2.5k to $5,000

plus. I have clients doing like $20,000

deals. Really just depends on what your

skill is and you can sell it to

businesses all over the world as long as

you have a laptop and an internet

connection, right? How I like to think

about it is you, it's your job to find

the client and to understand what they

want and to understand how to deliver a

good service. Then you use tools like AI

and get Claude to really do all the hard

work, right? So you're doing 10% of the

work, let's say. You know, just managing

it. Claude is doing 90%. So let me give

you some examples. So if you took a

skill,

>> [music]

>> you combine it with Claude, you have a

unique business idea. So let's say your

9-to-5 skill is you're in sales and

business development. You combine that

with Claude and you can sell a service,

let's say doing AI outbound, right?

[music] You know, reaching out to

clients, whether it's cold email,

LinkedIn, Upwork, it doesn't really

matter as long as the client's willing

to pay for it. And you could charge

somewhere between 2,000 to even more

than $5,000 a month for this service.

Why would they pay? Because if you help

them get a client and that client's

worth, let's say, 20k and they're only

paying you three, it's a really good

return on investment for them, right? Or

let's say you have a copywriting skill

set or some kind of marketing or content

skill set. Well, what if you just took

those marketing skill sets, you went to

different founders on LinkedIn and you

sold some kind of content system where

you create their content on their

behalf, ghostwriting, carousels,

infographics, you get them the views,

and then they monetize it. Of course,

they're going to pay for that because

it's basically free money in a sense

where you're generating them traffic.

Now, what if you're a designer or a

creative type, right? You can sell any

kind of AI design systems. So, one of my

clients, Sean, right? I helped this

person go from zero to building his own

AI business, and he has a client where

they had humans creating these

PowerPoint slides, right? And they're

paying these humans thousands of dollars

every single month that there's multiple

of them, and they've been trying to

figure out how to like replace these

guys with AI. They just couldn't figure

it out. So, he just came in, sold the

service around, "Hey, I'm going to use

[music] Claude to make your PowerPoint

so that your humans don't have to do it,

and it's going to save you so much time,

so much money." And he's getting paid

like two to three K a month [music] just

making PowerPoints for these people. And

he had no experience doing these

PowerPoints. He just figured it out

based on the problem that the company

has. What I'm saying is any service

where a human is doing it, right?

They're physically doing the labor,

nowadays AI can do the rest. Now, I know

some of you guys might be thinking,

"Okay, that makes sense, but why would a

company that's already big, they have

employees, and they're making money, why

would they pay you, a complete stranger,

to solve their problem, especially if

they can probably do it themselves? So,

let me let you in on a little secret.

Even though these companies might be

tech-savvy, they might have smart

employees, it doesn't always mean they

can figure it out by themselves. I have

a client, for example, Sandy. Six months

ago, she didn't know anything about AI,

nothing about Claude, okay? And I showed

her how to do some outreach and sales,

and she found a client who was looking

to make these SEO blog posts, okay? In

multiple languages. [music]

She didn't know anything about SEO. She

didn't know anything about Claude, but

she sent them a Loom video explaining,

"Hey, I saw your post on Upwork. Here's

my solution to your problem. Would love

to jump on a call." They jumped on a

call. I told her what to say, and she

just confidently said, "Hey, I

understand your problem. I'm going to

solve it." She didn't have to give any

references. She didn't have to give

previous examples. She just gave a

diagram of what she would do, and that

was enough for them to pay $3,300

a month to get started. Now, with the

money, Sandy basically took that three

K, found other people to actually build

this infrastructure, and then she really

just manages it. And so now she spends

20 minutes a day making these blog

posts. [music] They actually work. They

convert. The company's making money off

of the work that she's doing, even

though it's her first time doing it. And

Claude's doing such a good job, they

bumped the pay to $5,500.

And then she eventually snowballed that

success into a YouTube channel, and now

she has 30,000 subscribers on YouTube.

When literally just a couple months ago,

she had 200. She's making over 30K a

month with her AI side hustle. So my

point is, you don't have to be an expert

[music] in anything. AI is so new that

if you have the drive to figure it out

and use these new technologies, you can

just solve the problem [music] and get

paid. You don't have to build anything

beforehand. You don't have to really

show that much proof. You just need to

be able to get in front of somebody,

sell them, get the money, and build the

thing. Now, hopefully, I inspire you to

show you like, "Hey, this is actually

possible to sell these AI-powered

services." So the next step of the

process is, how do you find your unique

AI-powered service that you can be

selling?

Now, I want to first start with why it

feels so hard to stick with a business

idea. I've worked with a lot of people

and I helped them start their businesses

from, you know, a 9-to-5 employee to

doing their own thing, right? I noticed

that a lot of people don't get started

not because they're not smart. It's more

because they have a fear of failing. A

lot of people can't commit to an idea

for a couple months because they need to

know for sure that it will work, right?

The reality is, you will not know for

sure if something will work. You have to

try it. You have to fail to learn in

order to find out which path makes the

most sense for you. So just expect to

fail in order to succeed. The second is

people have this fear of running a

business they hate, right? Like they

wonder, "If I succeed, what if I don't

like it? Right? What if I'm making so

much money, but I put myself into a

job?" I understand that. But in order

for you to even have a taste of freedom

to know if this is for you, you have to

at least try. So, don't let these fears

stop you from just taking action. Just

do [music] the work. And then once you

find some success, you can pivot, you

can change things. But if you don't have

the time and money to even get to that

point, then you're just psyching

yourself out and you're you'll be stuck

as an employee forever. Let me show you

a technique on how I teach all my

clients to overcome this fear, right?

I'm going to show you how to pick an

idea that has the highest chance of

success and we're going to be using your

skills, knowledge, and experience. I'm

also going to show you how to use this

Ikigai method. It's a Japanese concept

[music]

to help you find your reason for being

and I'm going to make sure that we are

cashing in on your passions, [music]

things you're actually interested in,

okay? So, the Ikigai works like this. It

is your reason for being. It's a

Japanese concept that's been around for

a while, right? And it's just the

overlap between what you love, what the

world needs, what you're good at, and

what you can be paid for. You find this

intersection, you're going to be able to

basically sell a service and make some

money. So, I actually have a free gift

for you where you can actually find your

Ikigai using Claude. All you have to do

is go into the link in the description,

download my free Claude skill,

double-click it, and then it can install

onto your computer in like 5 seconds.

Once you go into Claude, you type in

/pdikigai.ai,

and then it will say, "Hey, let's help

you find your profitable business idea."

And it's going to walk you through an

entire exercise where it asks you a

bunch of questions to understand who you

are and it will match your skills,

knowledge, and experience with what

people are paying for right now. Now, to

give you a glimpse of what is the output

after you enter all the questions, it's

going to give you this really nice

report, right? It's the Ikigai report

where I already went ahead and just put

in some information similar to what my

clients are looking for to get make it

as realistic as possible, and then this

is what it's going to give you, right?

It's going to give you a whole report on

who do you help, how do you help them,

how you're going to make some money,

right? So, it already came in with,

"Okay, based on your skill sets and the

idea that we have, it's validated 84 out

of 100. You can charge this amount."

And how does it actually work, right?

So, in this example, we have a girl

named Maya, worked at you know, tech

companies in the past doing marketing,

and she now she wants to start her own

thing, right? So, we combine what she

loves, what she's good at, what the

world needs, what she can be paid for,

put it all together, and in this

example, her Ikigai is going to be

helping businesses with ghostwriting,

helping founders get their message out,

specifically helping B2B [music] SaaS

founders who have funding and money.

They want to build a personal brand to

get more users and recruit more people,

but they're just not good at content.

So, it's going to show you like where

the opportunity is, where the

underserved market is, so you don't have

to [music] compete with other people who

are better than you. It's even going to

do research and find all your

competitors, what are their pricing, so

that's going to help you figure out if

this is a validated offer or not. It'll

explain to you why this particularly

works for you given how you answer the

Ikigai questions. And of course, you

know, this whole report is really

in-depth from the different pricings,

how you can actually deliver on these

services using AI, what is deliverable,

what do people want, whether it's

copywriting, carousels, like you name

it. It basically does all the research

for you, so you have a very clear idea

of which direction to go. And [music]

why this is so much powerful is because

number one, it's using your skills,

knowledge, and experience, so it's a

unique business idea specifically for

you, and the chance of it working is

significantly higher because you can see

there's already other people selling it,

it's validated, but the Ikigai skill

that I'm giving you is going to help you

find different angles to differentiate

so that you don't have to compete in a

bloody red ocean. So, if you want this

Ikigai skill for yourself, check the

link in the description for that free

download.

I give to my paid clients, and I'm

giving it to you for free. Now, once you

have your Ikigai, the next natural step

is going to be how do you actually get

clients?

The biggest mistake beginners make is

that they're always chasing clients,

right? When you reach out to people,

whether it's on LinkedIn, Upwork, cold

email, right? Nobody knows who you are.

A lot of times, beginners will get

burned out because they'll be like, "Oh,

I sent 200 messages and nobody

responded."

>> [music]

>> And the problem with that is you're

chasing, okay? Instead of chasing, you

want to build a garden. You want to go

to where demand is, and you want to find

people who have a problem you can solve,

and just show them that you're going to

solve it, right? A lot of times, people

will have this random business idea, and

they try to force it onto people, but

nobody cares. Instead of thinking so

selfishly on what you want to see in the

world, and what you want to sell, think

about what do other people want, and

just give them what they want. All

right? It's just reverse thinking. And

in my opinion, the easiest way to get

started is actually to just use

LinkedIn, DM people who are going to be

a good fit for your products and

services, and just see if they want to

get on a call. If you can get them on a

call, you can sell them, connect with

them. It's way easier to sell, right?

You can do this even if you have a 9-5

job. And yes, high-level decision makers

do respond all the time, even if you're

just getting started with no

credibility. And no, you don't need a

ton of credibility to get responses. And

you might say, "It can't be that simple,

right? You can't just like reach out to

a CEO, and they're going to respond."

The thing is,

it is that easy. So, here's some proof

within my Founder X community, where I

essentially help people who have 9-5

jobs transition to build their own

businesses. Matthew, for example, he

recently started, like, less than a

month ago with me. He shared in a

channel, like, "Hey guys, want to share

a quick win. Got my first client through

with LinkedIn outbound. It really works.

I just have to stay consistent and

target the right people." And everyone's

like, "Yeah, let's go." And this is

someone who's never really done it

before, starting a brand new business

with no case studies. Another client,

Melissa, you're not going to read the

whole thing, but essentially, she

learned LinkedIn outbound from my

program. She just started reaching out

to people. He just She doesn't even have

an offer yet. She doesn't even know what

she's going to sell. And somebody

actually responded, and they're going to

have a call next week. And now I can

like, you know, go on a coaching call

with her, and tell her, like, you know,

what to say on the call in order to, you

know, sign the client, even if she

doesn't have an offer, right? And I have

another client, Allison, who recently

just signed a AI automation deal,

helping someone with their ERP systems,

really just getting started in the

space, to be honest. and she quit her

job just like, you know, a few months

ago and she's getting paid up front 2.3k

and then 3.9k, you know, recurring

revenue to upkeep all the things that

she's building for them. And all these

people are doing cold outbound DM. They

barely have a personal brand. They're

maybe posting like one piece of content

every other day and they're getting like

five likes. Decision makers with a lot

of money still [music] respond. So if

they can do it, I'm giving you so many

multiple examples, why can't you? Now

the key to making this work is you want

to snipe, right? If you're ever playing

any video games before like

Counter-Strike or Valorant, you know how

there's those snipers that just like

take a shot and they kill. That's what

you want to do, right? You don't want to

be like an Uzi, like you're just

spraying everybody, like spray and pray

cuz you're going to miss, right? So how

I think about it is most beginners, they

fail because they try to hit a thousand

people, make a big list, oh I'm going to

go after all the real estate agents and

then nobody responds. Instead, you want

to succeed by targeting specific people

with high buying intent [music]

and just get them to respond in the DMs.

And the key to making this work is

you're going to use AI to find all these

buying signals. So let me show you how

you can do this on Claude. So I have a

special Claude skill where it allows me

to build list, right? And if I want to

sell LinkedIn ghostwriting services, you

know, creating content for founders on

LinkedIn, SaaS companies, I'll say,

"Hey, make me a list of 10 SaaS founders

for ghostwriting services. I want to

target these AI founders and agency

related founders and I want you, Claude,

to help me figure out which signals make

the most sense for this kind of person

so I can do some LinkedIn outbound,

right? Use my Ikigai so I'll use the

Ikigai I showed you before to match, you

know, to make sure the customers are

ideal fit for the offer that I have.

Score each lead one out of 10." So once

I use Claude, what it's going to do is

it's going to give me the signals,

right? So these are all the high intense

signals. So if somebody checks all these

boxes, they're a B2B company, they have

11 to 200 employees, meaning they have

money, series A or B, right, raise

funds, the CEO, they're hiring for

content people, you know, they're

US-based, tech, you know, all these

different criteria, which Claude

actually does all the work to find them,

the chance of them responding is really

high. So, within Claude, what's going to

happen is it's going to create a list,

right? So, it's going to give you a

score, tell you how hot they are, uh

first name, last name, role, you know,

website, all this kind of stuff, so you

can find their LinkedIn and reach out to

them. Now, if you want this

list-building skill, I'm going to give

it to you for free as a bonus gift uh

with the link in description. So, not

only will you get the Ikigai skill, but

I'll give you this list-building skill

as well. And again, it's something I

usually reserve for clients, but for you

watching this, I will give it to you for

free. So, obviously, you're going to

reach out to these people, agitate their

pain, show you have a solution, and try

to get them on a call just like how my

clients did. Now, if you want to go more

in depth on exactly what to say in the

messages and all that kind of stuff,

make sure to sign up for our free live

training where I can show you much more

over that training versus just one short

YouTube video. Now, one thing I did want

to cover is if you want to increase your

response rate on LinkedIn [music] or

cold email or whatever, you got to be

building your personal brand. And the

simplest way to do it is really just to

start on LinkedIn, create five pieces of

content a day, um and it will increase

your response rate. You don't have to

get a bunch of likes, it's okay. You

just need to have something. One of my

clients, Brandon, for example, he went

from $750 a month to making over 10K a

month, and you can see he specializes in

a niche, which is construction and

glazing. He helps him with marketing,

and you know, he's getting like 15

likes, four likes, five likes, like you

can still make 10K a month with this

kind of engagement if you have the

[music] right offer. Now, I want to show

you a really cool way to be making

content, especially when it comes to

LinkedIn and images and videos. So, I've

been using Higgsfield, which is actually

a partner for this video, where I

basically use it within my Claude. I

don't have to even leave Claude, and I

just ask it, "Hey, like help me create

these infographics, help me create

animations and carousels just to make

the content so that my content on

LinkedIn could get more engagement." So,

as an example, I found this diagram by

Jack Butcher. You know, the idea is

like, "Oh, like services are like

customized and you got to do something

for every person, then you turn it into

a product where you do the same thing

over and over and over for as many

people as possible, right?" So, I

thought it was a really good concept.

[music] So, on Claude, I can just say

something like, "Use Hex Field to take

this concept and use my style of black,

white, and orange for a LinkedIn post."

And just literally in one prompt, it

created this image here where it took

the original, but it just made it more

in my style, right? So, if you notice

from my YouTube channel, it's a lot of

dark background, white, and orange,

right? Cuz Claude colors are orange. And

so, it just kind of reinvented it and

just like made it a little different,

right? Instead of whatever the other guy

had, it redrew the drawings, redrew the

shapes, and it added text like services,

you know, each one is custom, slower,

not scalable, and then the product is

identical, replicable, scalable, right?

So, it's a really cool graphic that I

could put on LinkedIn. So, if I did a

post on, "Here's why you need to start

productizing with AI or whatever," you

know, I can add a really to it to get

more engagement.

>> [music]

>> One thing you can also do with Hex Field

is you can actually animate it. So, I

took the same image and then I just

said, "Hey, I need you to animate it. I

want to make these

this white part like move around, like

squiggle around, and I want the the

right part to have the light going from

left to right." [music] So, it added

music, but we don't need the music for

this example. And so, you can see this

one's moving

and this one's kind of like the the

light's going to the side, right? So, if

I wanted to turn this into more of a GIF

where it just kind of reloops, then it

would be kind of interesting, right? And

now I wouldn't need to go a little

deeper to fix. Like the other ones, I

don't see them moving, so I have to just

[music] keep prompting and be like,

"Hey, you know, the other three aren't

moving, so can you fix that?" But you

get the idea. Another cool thing is in

the beginning of this video, I actually

showed a B-roll of a bunch of Claude

robots working together, right? And this

is actually from the same process of

using Hex Field and Claude together. So,

what I did was I got my little

characters which I designed using AI. I

combined it with a art style that I

like, so if you ever played any video

games, it's Valorant. And I said, "Hey,

take that kind of like hand-drawn style

and apply it to my characters." Now, in

order for me to actually pay an artist

to do all this, it'd probably cost

thousands of dollars, and especially to

animate it. But, I literally made the

entire thing in like less than 5 minutes

with a couple references. And now,

moving forward in our YouTube videos and

LinkedIn content, we could always make

these cool graphics, these animations,

really with just like a very inexpensive

subscription. Now, if you want to try

this for yourself, and you want to, you

know, play around with it, create some

assets similar to me, I actually put a

link in the description where you can

try Higgsfield out for free and see if

you like it. So, now that you understand

how to create content and how to reach

out to people, let's next talk about

what is your weekend action plan.

So, if you're trying to make your first

$1,000 over the weekend, here's

realistically what you can expect,

right? Let's say you finish work, it's

Friday night. Use the Ikigai model I

showed you, find your business idea.

Next, on Saturday, you want to make a

list of 50 prospect using the list

building skill I gave you, so you can

reach out to them on LinkedIn. And you

can start making content as well if you

have time. Now, on Sunday, you're going

to get people accepting your request.

Usually, 40% of people should accept,

that's like on average. And then, you

start messaging them on Sunday. Now, if

you can get someone on the call the next

day on a Monday, or maybe the Tuesday,

Wednesday, Thursday, whatever, within

the first week, and you can convince

them that you can provide some kind of

AI-powered service, you actually could

sign your first client within that first

week. Now, it's not guaranteed,

obviously, but the process is there if

you do all the steps correctly. Now,

Sandy, for example, when she was selling

her SEO services, she pretty much did

the same process, but she did it on

Upwork. She signed her first client

within the first 2 weeks, right? Other

people that I worked with, they

literally signed their first client in 1

week. So, depends on your skills,

knowledge, and experience, depends on

how good you are at selling, but the

process is there. So, will it

technically take a little bit more time

than the weekend? Yes. I think the

weekend is a good time for you to set

everything up, and then as the

conversations roll in, as your

conversations start turning into calls,

then you can actually realistically sign

clients. All right, so those are the

steps for you to be starting your

AI-powered business this weekend. Now,

for some of you, even though I gave you

all my skills, you might need a little

more guidance and training and

understanding of exactly how to find the

best business idea for you, how to

create content, how to do outbound, and

most importantly, what do you actually

say when you're on the call with a

potential customer and they you know,

what do you say to sell them? So, if

that sounds like you, there are two

things you can do from here. Number one,

you sign up for the free three-day live

training that I have coming up that will

cover all of these details in [music]

depth. I'm going to give you all my

bonus skills on top of that if you join

the free training, and last time we had

over a thousand people sign up, so

that's going to be a good time for you

to just learn, see what other people are

doing, and to see what's possible with

AI. And the training's completely for

free as well. The second option is for

you to book a time with me and my team

where we can actually walk you through

the steps on what this would look like

if I actually helped you you start this

business from scratch. So, if you want

to join the training, link is in the

description, but if you want to book a

call, that link is also in the

description as well. Now, if you want to

check out another YouTube video, check

out this one here where I show you some

of the best side hustles you can do

using Claude.