Everyone thinks AI is hard... until they try this

Hey there,

Picture this:

You're working at a coffee shop, barely making ends meet.

Every month feels like a struggle. You watch successful people on social media and wonder... "How do they do it?"

That was my friend Nikks three months ago.

She'd tried everything. Online courses, watched YouTube tutorials, and even asked her college friends for advice.

The responses were always the same:

"AI is too complicated for regular people."

"You need a computer science degree."

"Just stick to what you know."

Sound familiar?

Nikks was ready to give up on ever learning anything "tech-related."

But then something happened that changed everything...

P.S.: If you want to know what her secret was and how she did it…Keep reading, will catch up on the action plan she used in a bit… 😉 

The Wake-Up Call That Changed Everything

It started when Nikks's boss mentioned he might have to let someone go.

Classic entry-level jobs problem….Just like the Anthropic CEO said

Business was tight, and they couldn't afford to hire someone to handle all the customer complaints coming through social media.

Nikks panicked. She loved her job and couldn't afford to lose it.

That's when she stumbled across something that changed her life forever...

She discovered that AI isn't just for tech wizards in Silicon Valley.

It's for everyday people like her. Like you.

Yes, you heard it right….It is for youuuuu…

Why This Matters More Than You Think

Here's what Nikks learned (and what most people don't realise):

The AI market is exploding.

We're talking about a $1.8 trillion opportunity by 2030. That's not a typo.

Companies are desperately looking for people who understand AI.

Not programmers. Not data scientists.

Just regular folks who can bridge the gap between complex technology and real business problems.

But here's the kicker...

Most people think you need a computer science degree to get started. That's the biggest lie in tech right now.

Nikks's breakthrough came when she realised something simple:

You don't need to build AI. You just need to know how to use it.

Think about it. You don't need to know how a car engine works to drive to the grocery store, right?

Same with AI.

Nikks started with one simple question: "How can AI help solve problems at my coffee shop?"

That question led her down a rabbit hole that would change everything...

The 4-Step Method That Actually Works

Here's exactly what Nikks did (and what you can do starting today):

Step 1: Start With Your Problems

Nikks made a list of everyday problems at work.

Long wait times, forgotten orders, and unhappy customers on social media.

Your turn: Write down 3 problems you face regularly. At work, at home, anywhere.

Step 2: Play With Free AI Tools 

She spent 15 minutes a day playing with ChatGPT, asking it random questions. Then she tried Canva's AI features, Claude, and Grammarly.

I have a collection of 300+ AI for you that you can use to get better at AI

No pressure. No goals. Just exploration.

Step 3: Connect the Dots 

After two weeks of playing around, she had her lightbulb moment.

She realised she could use AI to automatically respond to simple customer questions on Instagram.

Step 4: Start Small, Think Big 

Nikks created her first AI-powered response system using a simple no-code tool called Zapier.

It took her 2 hours and cost $20 a month.

The result? Customer response time dropped from 4 hours to 30 seconds.

Her boss was blown away.

The Plot Twist Nobody Saw Coming

Remember how I said Nikks was worried about losing her job?

Well, last week her boss offered her a promotion.

She's now the "Digital Innovation Manager" with a 40% salary increase.

All because she spent 30 days learning something everyone told her was "too technical" for her.

Ready to start your AI journey?

Hit reply and tell me one problem you think AI could solve.

I read every response cause I’m not a robot and often feature the best ideas.