Understand AI
Not the hype and not the doom. What these tools actually are, what they can and can't do, and how to think clearly about them so you make good decisions instead of panicked ones.
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· In progress · 2024 → nowThat's the number I've written down. A million founders, anywhere in the world, who understand AI well enough to use it, can market and sell what they build, and get to have a good life while doing it. The channel is free and it always will be.
founders — that's the goal
Not subscribers. Founders who actually took something from a video and used it. I'd rather reach a million people who built something than ten million who watched and moved on.
What I teach
Most channels pick one of these and stop. But a founder who understands AI and can't sell is still stuck, and a founder who can sell but burns out has just bought themselves a harder problem. The whole chain matters.
Not the hype and not the doom. What these tools actually are, what they can and can't do, and how to think clearly about them so you make good decisions instead of panicked ones.
The practical half. Real automations, real workflows, real tools — the things I use in my own business every day, shown end to end rather than described.
Most founders build something good and then go quiet. Positioning, distribution, content, and how to talk about your work without feeling like a fraud.
Going from an idea to a thing people can actually use. Scoping, shipping, and knowing what to leave out — learned from years of building software for other people.
The part I was worst at for years. Finding people who need what you made, talking to them honestly, and charging properly for the value you deliver.
The one nobody teaches. A business that costs you your health, your relationships, or your peace isn't a success. Growth and fulfilment have to travel together.
From the channel
A featured video is coming here
Chandra is picking the right one to start with. In the meantime, everything is on the channel.
Why I'm doing it
I taught myself to code from a hostel room in Jabalpur and got my first client for $10. Every single thing after that — pricing, positioning, hiring, selling, saying no — I learned by getting it wrong first, usually in public, usually while it cost me money.
None of that had to be that hard. The information existed; it just wasn't reaching people like me, in a form we could use. AI has now moved the ground under everyone's feet again, and a lot of capable people are about to feel exactly as lost as I did.
So I'm putting it all out, free, as I learn it. Borrowed light, given away.
The best videos I've made came from someone messaging me a real problem. If there's something you wish existed, send it to me and I'll make it.