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Side Hustles: Explore Skills, Services and Small Business Ideas

Explore 200 side-hustle learning topics across 20 areas, with free practical lessons to help you choose an idea, practice a skill and test a small offer.

Choose a small starting point

A side project can be a way to develop a skill, help someone and explore an extra source of income. Begin with what you can deliver well and the time you actually have.

Browse the areas below and choose one idea to investigate. The 200 topics are starting points for learning and practice; they are not 200 completed video courses or a promise that an idea will earn money. Each area now includes a concrete sample task, a check on your result and links to free lessons you can use now. Those links support transferable skills; they do not establish qualifications for the services listed.

Write down who might need the work, what a small first result would look like and what you would need to learn. Compare the time, equipment and complete costs before committing to a larger project. Check any qualifications and local requirements relevant to the work you choose.

Try one small experiment

Original SelfGrowthVideos exercise: choose one idea, make a sample using fictional or appropriately reusable material, and ask a potential user what is useful or unclear. For a hands-on service, practice within your skills and document a clearly defined task.

Record the time and materials you used. Separate feedback you actually received from demand you hope exists. At your next check-in, decide whether to improve the sample, learn a missing skill, try a smaller offer or set the idea aside.

Learn from the original creators

Use the current lessons and creator video libraries below. Each creator’s profile links to the original publisher. An editorial listing does not mean a creator participates in or endorses SelfGrowthVideos.

For business tasks involving AI, explore AI for Business & Agency and AI Agents & Automation. For a broader foundation, browse Entrepreneurship and Productivity.

Turn an idea into a business

Follow Business Launchpad: Start a Small Business for a free eight-step learning path through planning, LLC basics, registration, money, first customers and delivery. It includes official U.S. resources and a blank worksheet you can save locally.

Practice with a free lesson

Develop a skill you can apply to a small project.

Free practiceLiam Ottley: Write a One-Page Business Context BriefWhat does an AI assistant need to know about a business before drafting for it?Free practiceNick Saraev: Count the Upkeep Before AutomatingHow can I compare the work an automation removes with the work it creates?Free practiceSabrina Ramonov: Review AI Social Copy Against Its SourceHow can I tell whether AI-generated social copy still says what its source actually supports?Free practiceAllie K. Miller: Show the Evidence for Your AI SkillsWhat can I show, rather than assume, about my ability to use AI at work?Free practiceNathaniel Whittemore: Name Your AI Agent Deal-BreakerWhich requirement must an AI agent meet before I spend time trying it?Free practiceMarie Forleo: Turn “I’m Stuck” Into a Learnable QuestionDescribe the desired result in one sentence.Free practiceSeth Godin: Finish a Small Creative ContributionChoose one recipient and write a plain sentence describing their need.Free practiceSeth Godin: Choose a Specific First Audience for Your Side ProjectMake an audience brief that connects one kind of person, one situation and one useful result before building a larger offer.Free practiceMarie Forleo: Listen Before Designing a Side-Hustle OfferPrepare a respectful customer conversation, distinguish observations from assumptions and use what you learn to shape a small sample.Free practicePriya Parker: Write a Workshop Invitation People Can UnderstandConnect a workshop's purpose, intended participants and activity in a clear invitation, then test what a reader expects from it.Free practiceJason Zhou: Check a Research Agent's Evidence Before Using Its ReportHow do I turn an AI research report into evidence I can actually check?Free practiceBrian Casel: Break an AI Coding Request Into Reviewable ChangesHow do I ask AI for a coding change I can understand, test and revise?Free practiceGreg Isenberg: Find the Work Before Building an AI AppHow can I turn an interesting AI business idea into a small problem I can actually investigate?Free practiceRowan Cheung: Map an AI Announcement to a Checkable WorkflowWhen an AI announcement promises a new way to work, how can I tell what would actually happen in my task?Free practiceJono Catliff: Give Different Inputs a Common ShapeHow can I prepare messages from different places so an AI assistant can work with them without losing the source or inventing missing details?Free practiceDavid Ondrej: Write a Project Brief an AI Coder Can CheckWhat should I write down before asking an AI coding assistant to change a project it does not yet understand?Free practiceMatt Shumer: Keep Evidence for Each AI RevisionHow can I tell whether an AI revision improved the actual work, and keep a record that explains what changed?Free practiceAllie K. Miller: Write the Workflow Before Automating ItHow can I turn a repeated task into instructions someone else can follow?Free practiceSabrina Ramonov: Answer One Buyer Question ClearlyHow can I draft a useful customer FAQ without turning unknown details into promises?Free practiceClaire Vo: Write Triage Rules That Leave Room for UncertaintyHow can I sort requests without treating an uncertain label as a decision?Free practiceNick Saraev: Keep the Customer's Question in ViewHow can I track a customer request without losing the question that needs my judgment?Free practiceMarie Forleo: Check Your Capacity Before Promising a DeliveryHow can I tell whether a small client task fits the time I actually have?Free practiceJeff Su: Clean a Sheet Without Losing Distinct RecordsHow can I tidy a small spreadsheet without deleting records that only look alike?Free practiceTina Huang: Test a Small Template Before Sharing ItWhat should I check before handing a reusable spreadsheet to someone else?Free practiceSeth Godin: Write a Product Description Someone Can Use to DecideHow do I turn a product fact sheet into a useful description without inventing benefits?Free practicePriya Parker: Give a Workshop Helper One Clear RoleWhat does a workshop helper need to know so they can start, stop and hand work back without guessing?Free practiceAdam Grant: Open a Writing Feedback Session with a Self-ReviewHow can a writer open a feedback session so a reviewer knows which part of the draft needs attention?Free practiceMarie Forleo: Review a Small Experiment Before Repeating ItWhat would justify continuing, changing or pausing a small project?Free practiceJenny Shih: Choose One Result for a First Service TrialWhich small result could I demonstrate before designing a larger service?Free practiceGary Vaynerchuk: Make a Work Sample Someone Can InspectWhat could a reader inspect in a portfolio sample beyond my own description?Free practiceChris Voss: Clarify a Change Before Restarting the WorkWhat changed in this request, and what needs a decision before the revised work starts?Free practiceMark Manson: Try the Routine Work Before Choosing a Business IdeaWhich small-business idea deserves a place in the time you actually have?Free practiceMarie Kondo: Make a Packing Map You Can UnpackHow can I find the right belongings after packing a small collection?Free practiceSeth Godin: Separate an Appointment Request From a Confirmed BookingWhen should an appointment request become a confirmed booking?Free practiceMarie Forleo: Give Each Newsletter Paragraph a JobWhich paragraphs belong in this newsletter issue, and which should wait?Free practiceCrucial Learning: Decide How a Meeting Will DecideWho will decide, and what does participation mean in this meeting?

Explore 20 learning areas

Each area has a sample task, a result check, relevant free lessons and ten topics to explore. The lessons teach transferable skills; specialist service training can still be needed.

20 learning areas

AI Services & Business Workflows

Help a business with one bounded, reviewable task. Start with fictional inputs and a clear check of the result.

Start with a question: Which repeated task could I demonstrate accurately before offering help?

A meeting summary for a fictional shop

Original SelfGrowthVideos practice: Write a short fictional conversation that includes a decision, an unresolved question and a named next action. Turn it into a summary with those three sections, then compare every entry with the input.

Check your result: Can another person distinguish an agreed decision from a suggestion?

These lessons develop transferable planning, communication or practice skills. They do not provide a complete professional course in this service.

Browse all 10 topics in AI Services & Business Workflows
  • AI-assisted business descriptions
  • Customer FAQ draft review
  • Meeting decisions and action summaries
  • AI research brief source checking
  • Reusable business context briefs
  • AI social post fact checking
  • Workflow mapping before automation
  • Automation maintenance estimates
  • Document classification prototypes
  • AI assistant evaluation examples

Your small practice: Make a fictional input, define the expected result, complete one sample and record what needs human review.

Websites & Small Apps

Build small tools and useful pages around a real reader task.

Start with a question: What is the smallest useful thing I could build and test with a person?

A one-page service prototype

Original SelfGrowthVideos practice: Sketch a fictional page with a service description and a request form. Give a peer one task, such as finding what information is needed to request an appointment, and observe where they hesitate.

Check your result: Did the page explain the service without needing your commentary?

These lessons develop transferable planning, communication or practice skills. They do not provide a complete professional course in this service.

Browse all 10 topics in Websites & Small Apps
  • One-page service websites
  • Portfolio website setup
  • Small-business landing pages
  • Appointment request prototypes
  • Website content updates
  • Website accessibility reviews
  • No-code directory prototypes
  • Simple inventory tracker prototypes
  • Website handoff documentation
  • Broken-link and page-content checks

Your small practice: Create one fictional page or screen, write its acceptance check and ask a peer to complete the intended task.

Writing, Editing & Translation

Practice clear writing for a specific audience, with a review process and an honest description of your language skills.

Start with a question: What reader problem could a clear piece of writing solve?

A clearer instruction sheet

Original SelfGrowthVideos practice: Write a paragraph explaining a task you know, then revise it into short numbered steps. Preserve the meaning and test the instructions on a willing reader using your own harmless sample materials.

Check your result: Which edit helped the reader, and which removed information they still needed?

These lessons develop transferable planning, communication or practice skills. They do not provide a complete professional course in this service.

Browse all 10 topics in Writing, Editing & Translation
  • Newsletter editing
  • Product description writing
  • Website proofreading
  • Podcast show notes
  • Plain-language instruction sheets
  • Resume wording workshops
  • Interview article drafting
  • Case-study writing with approved facts
  • Bilingual content review
  • Subtitles and translation review

Your small practice: Use a fictional brief to make a before-and-after sample and explain each meaningful edit.

Video & Audio Production

Turn editing and storytelling skills into a clearly scoped production task.

Start with a question: Can I show the difference my edit makes using material I may reuse?

A short tutorial edit

Original SelfGrowthVideos practice: Record your own explanation of a simple task. Make a shorter second version that preserves the important steps, and keep a note explaining what you removed and why.

Check your result: Could a viewer follow the task, or did the shorter edit remove necessary context?

These lessons develop transferable planning, communication or practice skills. They do not provide a complete professional course in this service.

Browse all 10 topics in Video & Audio Production
  • Short-form video editing
  • Podcast audio cleanup
  • Interview clip selection
  • Caption correction
  • Video introduction editing
  • Screen-recorded tutorials
  • Product demonstration videos
  • Podcast episode assembly
  • Video library organization
  • Audio and video file handoffs

Your small practice: Make a short sample from your own or appropriately licensed media, retaining a list of its sources.

Design & Visual Services

Make a visual asset that fits a brief and is usable by its intended audience.

Start with a question: What information should this design help someone understand?

A poster for one reader task

Original SelfGrowthVideos practice: Create a fictional workshop poster whose main job is to explain who the session is for and what participants will do. Ask a peer to describe the message before you explain it.

Check your result: Can they find the purpose and next step without guessing?

These lessons develop transferable planning, communication or practice skills. They do not provide a complete professional course in this service.

Browse all 10 topics in Design & Visual Services
  • Presentation slide cleanup
  • Event poster design
  • Social graphic templates
  • YouTube thumbnail design
  • Menu layout design
  • Infographic design
  • Document layout services
  • Product mockup creation
  • Brand asset organization
  • Accessible graphic alternatives

Your small practice: Design one fictional asset in two sizes, check readability and document the image and font sources.

Content & Digital Marketing

Connect a message with a reader need and a way to review whether it is useful.

Start with a question: Who is this message for, and what should they be able to do next?

A source-checked event announcement

Original SelfGrowthVideos practice: Create a fictional fact sheet, then write a short announcement for a named audience. Check each date, activity and claim against the sheet, whether or not you use AI.

Check your result: Did you add any appealing detail that the source does not support?

These lessons develop transferable planning, communication or practice skills. They do not provide a complete professional course in this service.

Browse all 10 topics in Content & Digital Marketing
  • Editorial calendar planning
  • Local business content updates
  • Search-friendly article outlines
  • Email newsletter assembly
  • Social content repurposing
  • Content inventory reviews
  • Customer story editing
  • Event announcement campaigns
  • Website analytics explanations
  • Community discussion planning

Your small practice: Write a fictional audience brief, create one sample and compare it with the original facts and purpose.

Virtual Assistance & Administration

Organize repeated work with a clear scope, handoff and permission boundary.

Start with a question: Which small administrative task can I complete reliably?

A repeatable meeting handoff

Original SelfGrowthVideos practice: Use a fictional meeting to write an agenda, a decision note and a next-action checklist. Explain which input another person needs and where they should save the completed note.

Check your result: Could someone repeat the process using the instructions alone?

These lessons develop transferable planning, communication or practice skills. They do not provide a complete professional course in this service.

Browse all 10 topics in Virtual Assistance & Administration
  • Calendar coordination
  • Inbox categorization plans
  • Spreadsheet cleanup
  • Contact list organization
  • Travel research summaries
  • Meeting agenda preparation
  • Document formatting
  • Invoice record organization
  • Customer request tracking
  • Standard operating procedure drafts

Your small practice: Use fictional records to create a clear input-to-output checklist and a handoff another person can follow.

Tutoring & Learning Support

Teach a skill you can demonstrate, and make the learner's next practice clear.

Start with a question: What can I help a learner practice and check for themselves?

A beginner practice session

Original SelfGrowthVideos practice: Choose a skill you can demonstrate. Write one example, one learner practice and a question that checks understanding. Draft an invitation that accurately describes the level and materials.

Check your result: Does the check reveal understanding rather than just attendance?

These lessons develop transferable planning, communication or practice skills. They do not provide a complete professional course in this service.

Browse all 10 topics in Tutoring & Learning Support
  • Language conversation practice
  • Beginner spreadsheet tutoring
  • Writing feedback sessions
  • Study planning support
  • Instrument practice coaching
  • Beginner coding tutoring
  • Digital literacy lessons
  • Presentation practice sessions
  • Drawing skill workshops
  • Job interview practice

Your small practice: Plan one small lesson, give an example and write a check that shows whether the learner understood it.

Everyday Technology Help

Explain and organize ordinary technology tasks without promising results you cannot verify.

Start with a question: Which task can I demonstrate and hand back clearly?

A software walkthrough

Original SelfGrowthVideos practice: On your own device, document one ordinary task and the signs that each step worked. Define the help you can offer, the time it covers and when you would hand the task back.

Check your result: Could a beginner follow it without sharing passwords or private files?

These lessons develop transferable planning, communication or practice skills. They do not provide a complete professional course in this service.

Browse all 10 topics in Everyday Technology Help
  • Device setup walkthroughs
  • Digital photo organization
  • File and folder organization
  • Backup planning explanations
  • Video call setup support
  • Software onboarding guides
  • Printer setup help
  • Home office equipment comparison
  • Password manager learning sessions
  • Small-team software documentation

Your small practice: Use your own device or fictional account information to write a step-by-step guide and test the instructions.

Home Help & Organization

Explore defined local services that match your practical skills, time and available equipment.

Start with a question: Can I describe the task, its boundaries and what completion looks like?

A small organizing sample

Original SelfGrowthVideos practice: Choose one category of your own belongings and describe how you want to use them day to day. Document a small before-and-after arrangement and the decisions you made.

Check your result: Does the arrangement support your routine, rather than just looking different?

These lessons develop transferable planning, communication or practice skills. They do not provide a complete professional course in this service.

Browse all 10 topics in Home Help & Organization
  • Home organizing sessions
  • Move preparation checklists
  • Decluttering support
  • Packing and unpacking help
  • Furniture assembly planning
  • Window cleaning service planning
  • House cleaning scope design
  • Garage organization projects
  • Home inventory documentation
  • Seasonal decoration setup

Your small practice: Write a sample scope, list the equipment and time it needs, and document a practice result in your own space.

Garden & Outdoor Services

Start with a modest outdoor task and understand the equipment, conditions and repeat work it needs.

Start with a question: What outdoor task could I complete within a clear scope?

A defined outdoor task

Original SelfGrowthVideos practice: Document a modest task on your own property that fits your skills and equipment. Write its start and finish conditions, materials and exclusions before estimating the effort.

Check your result: Does the description make clear what is included and what would require a different task?

These lessons develop transferable planning, communication or practice skills. They do not provide a complete professional course in this service.

Browse all 10 topics in Garden & Outdoor Services
  • Lawn care route planning
  • Garden bed maintenance
  • Container garden setup
  • Leaf cleanup planning
  • Plant watering visits
  • Outdoor space organization
  • Patio furniture cleaning
  • Compost setup education
  • Seasonal garden checklists
  • Garden photo progress reports

Your small practice: Document a small project on your own property, including preparation, materials and a completion checklist.

Pet Services

Explore services that depend on trust, clear instructions and honest experience with animals.

Start with a question: What care instructions and boundaries would this service need?

A fictional visit handoff

Original SelfGrowthVideos practice: Draft an intake-and-update sheet using invented details. List the instructions and unanswered questions you would need to clarify with an owner before considering a service.

Check your result: Have you distinguished known instructions from assumptions? This practice does not establish animal-care competence.

These lessons develop transferable planning, communication or practice skills. They do not provide a complete professional course in this service.

Browse all 10 topics in Pet Services
  • Dog walking route planning
  • Pet sitting intake forms
  • Pet visit updates
  • Pet supply delivery planning
  • Pet photography sessions
  • Pet travel preparation checklists
  • Pet record organization
  • Dog enrichment activity guides
  • Lost-pet poster design
  • Pet service scheduling systems

Your small practice: Draft a fictional intake and handoff sheet, identifying questions you would need answered before accepting work.

Photography

Develop a repeatable way to plan, capture, edit and deliver a useful set of images.

Start with a question: What would a client need from this particular photo session?

A useful product photo set

Original SelfGrowthVideos practice: Photograph an object you own for a specific purpose, such as showing its condition. Select a few images, explain what each shows and ask whether a reader can understand the object.

Check your result: Which information is visible, and which still needs an accurate written description?

These lessons develop transferable planning, communication or practice skills. They do not provide a complete professional course in this service.

Browse all 10 topics in Photography
  • Product photography
  • Portrait session planning
  • Real estate photo preparation
  • Event photography shot lists
  • Food photography practice
  • Team headshot coordination
  • Photo retouching workflows
  • Photo scanning and restoration
  • Image catalog organization
  • Photo delivery galleries

Your small practice: Make a small collection from a subject you have permission to photograph and explain your selection and delivery process.

Events & Hospitality Support

Help an event run clearly by defining responsibilities and preparing the small details.

Start with a question: Which part of an event could I support with a dependable checklist?

A workshop invitation and handoff

Original SelfGrowthVideos practice: Plan one fictional event role. Write the intended participant activity, a simple invitation and a note naming what the next organizer needs from you.

Check your result: Does the invitation describe the event you actually planned?

These lessons develop transferable planning, communication or practice skills. They do not provide a complete professional course in this service.

Browse all 10 topics in Events & Hospitality Support
  • Event registration coordination
  • Vendor contact organization
  • Event program design
  • Guest communication plans
  • Workshop logistics
  • Venue research comparisons
  • Small-event decoration planning
  • Event equipment inventories
  • Virtual event moderation
  • Post-event feedback summaries

Your small practice: Choose a fictional event and prepare a scope, timeline and handoff for one role.

Making, Crafts & Custom Work

Develop a useful handmade item and document the materials, effort and customer choices involved.

Start with a question: What can I make consistently enough to show a reliable sample?

A handmade prototype brief

Original SelfGrowthVideos practice: Make a small original sample within your skills. Record the materials and time, name the person and use it is intended for, and ask a willing person what is useful or unclear.

Check your result: What did their response change about the design or your assumptions?

These lessons develop transferable planning, communication or practice skills. They do not provide a complete professional course in this service.

Browse all 10 topics in Making, Crafts & Custom Work
  • Custom stationery
  • Handmade gift packaging
  • Sewing alterations practice
  • Personalized fabric items
  • Woodcraft prototypes
  • Jewelry design samples
  • Knitted and crocheted items
  • Custom illustrations
  • Ceramic gift designs
  • Craft workshop planning

Your small practice: Make one prototype, record materials and time, and ask for feedback before producing a batch.

Resale, Repair & Reuse

Learn to inspect, describe and improve an item before deciding whether an offer makes sense.

Start with a question: Can I document the item's condition, effort and complete costs?

An accurate secondhand listing

Original SelfGrowthVideos practice: Use an item you own to write a condition description and take supporting photos. Separate what you inspected from what you do not know, and include visible limitations.

Check your result: Does each claim match the item? This is a description exercise, not repair training or a resale-profit forecast.

These lessons develop transferable planning, communication or practice skills. They do not provide a complete professional course in this service.

Browse all 10 topics in Resale, Repair & Reuse
  • Secondhand book reselling
  • Used furniture listing preparation
  • Vintage clothing condition checks
  • Bicycle maintenance learning
  • Furniture refinishing samples
  • Clothing repair services
  • Used camera equipment research
  • Collectible item cataloging
  • Consignment inventory records
  • Secondhand listing photography

Your small practice: Use an item you own to record condition, compare listings and write an accurate description without assuming a sale.

Digital Products & Resources

Create a small reusable resource that solves a specific problem and is easy to understand.

Start with a question: What repeated task would my resource make clearer?

A reusable checklist

Original SelfGrowthVideos practice: Choose a task you know and make an original one-page checklist with a fictional filled-in example. Ask a peer to use it once and note the parts that need explanation.

Check your result: Is the resource useful without you standing beside the reader?

These lessons develop transferable planning, communication or practice skills. They do not provide a complete professional course in this service.

Browse all 10 topics in Digital Products & Resources
  • Spreadsheet templates
  • Printable planning sheets
  • Digital workshop worksheets
  • Website component templates
  • Presentation templates
  • Original icon collections
  • Study flashcard resources
  • Project checklist packs
  • Editable event invitations
  • Simple budget worksheet design

Your small practice: Build one sample, test it with a peer and write plain instructions; use your own or appropriately licensed material.

Creator Businesses & Communities

Develop useful publishing and community skills around a clear audience need.

Start with a question: Why would a specific person return to this work?

A focused newsletter sample

Original SelfGrowthVideos practice: Describe a narrow reader situation, then write one original issue that answers a useful question. Check the facts and ask a willing reader what they would want next.

Check your result: Did you learn anything about their needs beyond whether they liked it?

These lessons develop transferable planning, communication or practice skills. They do not provide a complete professional course in this service.

Browse all 10 topics in Creator Businesses & Communities
  • Niche newsletter concepts
  • Educational video series
  • Podcast pilot planning
  • Resource directory curation
  • Reader-supported publishing
  • Small-group learning communities
  • Community moderation services
  • Creator collaboration planning
  • Workshop series design
  • Audience feedback interviews

Your small practice: Define a narrow audience, create one useful sample and collect feedback before building a larger offering.

Research & Information Services

Deliver a useful summary whose reader can trace important statements back to their sources.

Start with a question: What decision or task will this research help someone understand?

A traceable comparison brief

Original SelfGrowthVideos practice: Choose a fictional decision and compare two options using public original sources. Date your notes, link each important fact and list questions the sources do not resolve.

Check your result: Can a reader tell a sourced fact from your interpretation?

These lessons develop transferable planning, communication or practice skills. They do not provide a complete professional course in this service.

Browse all 10 topics in Research & Information Services
  • Public-source market research
  • Supplier research summaries
  • Product comparison briefs
  • Competitor content inventories
  • Local resource directories
  • Grant opportunity research
  • Industry news summaries
  • Podcast guest research
  • Public data cleanup
  • Source and citation checks

Your small practice: Research a fictional brief from public sources, date the findings and separate verified facts from unanswered questions.

Starting & Managing the Work

Learn the practical foundations shared by many side projects before expanding your commitments.

Start with a question: What evidence do I need before committing more time or money?

A small offer evidence note

Original SelfGrowthVideos practice: Describe one task, its recipient and its boundaries. Record what you can demonstrate, what you assume about demand, and the next conversation or sample that could clarify it.

Check your result: What would you need to learn before accepting paid work or committing more time?

These lessons develop transferable planning, communication or practice skills. They do not provide a complete professional course in this service.

Browse all 10 topics in Starting & Managing the Work
  • Choosing an idea that fits your schedule
  • Customer discovery conversations
  • Defining a small first offer
  • Writing a scope of work
  • Tracking all project costs
  • Estimating time and capacity
  • Preparing a simple portfolio
  • Explaining a service clearly
  • Reviewing customer feedback
  • Deciding whether to continue or stop

Your small practice: Choose one idea, write a small test and record your time, costs, feedback and next decision without assuming future earnings.

Explore creator video libraries

Original publisher videos and companion lessons on useful business skills. These are editorial learning links, not earnings guarantees.

Creator and videosLiam OttleyLiam Ottley is an AI business builder and creator. He publishes business workflow examples through his video channel and Liam's Levers, a newsletter about practical ideas from his own work and client projects.Creator and videosNick SaraevNick Saraev is a developer and educator who publishes AI and automation resources. His website includes original writing on agency work, business processes and learning alongside links to his teaching channel.Creator and videosSabrina RamonovSabrina Ramonov creates public lessons on AI prompts, agents and automation. Her written tutorials explain content workflows and connect readers with templates and original videos.Creator and videosAllie K. MillerAllie K. Miller teaches and advises on AI in business. Her website and AI with ALLIE newsletter bring together practical learning resources, ideas about organizational readiness and ways to use AI at work.Creator and videosNathaniel WhittemoreNathaniel Whittemore, known as NLW, hosts The AI Daily Brief and founded Superintelligent. His work combines AI news analysis with questions about useful applications, organizational adoption and the way people choose and use AI tools.Creator and videosSeth Godin - Ideas, Tribes, Marketing, Creativity, and Shipping Work | Self Growth VideosSeth Godin as a self-growth and business teacher: ideas that spread, tribes, permission marketing, creativity, generosity, leadership, and the discipline of shipping work.Creator and videosMarie Forleo - Everything Is Figureoutable, Creative Business, and Courage | Self Growth VideosMarie Forleo as a self-growth and creative business teacher: Everything Is Figureoutable, entrepreneurship, confidence, resourcefulness, and building a life and business with heart.Creator and videosPriya Parker — The Art of Gathering, Conflict & Meaningful Connection | Self Growth VideosPriya Parker is a facilitator, strategic advisor, and author of The Art of Gathering: How We Meet and Why It Matters. Her work on gathering, community, belonging, and conflict has transformed how organizations, leaders, and everyday people bring groups together — and how they navigate the hard conversations that follow.Creator and videosMarie Kondo — The Life-Changing Magic of Intentional Living | Self Growth VideosMarie Kondo is a Japanese organizing consultant, author, and the creator of the KonMari method. Her book The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up has sold over 14 million copies in 44 languages, and her philosophy of keeping only what 'sparks joy' has transformed how millions think about home, simplicity, and intentional living.Creator and videosDan Martell — Buy Back Your Time, SaaS Academy, and the Leverage PlaybookDan Martell went from jail and rehab at 17 to exiting three tech companies, founding SaaS Academy, and writing the Wall Street Journal bestseller Buy Back Your Time. A canonical voice on leverage in the AI era.Creator and videosJason ZhouJason Zhou publishes AI tutorials as AI Jason. His website connects written guides and original videos about research agents, business knowledge and building AI applications.Creator and videosBrian CaselBrian Casel is a designer, developer and entrepreneur who shares his work through writing, videos and podcasts. His teaching includes building software products and learning through AI-assisted design and development.Creator and videosGreg IsenbergGreg Isenberg is an entrepreneur who writes and hosts conversations about internet businesses, communities and AI-assisted work. His website publishes Greg's Letter and links to his video channel.Creator and videosRowan CheungRowan Cheung is the founder of The Rundown and hosts interviews with people working in the AI industry. His publisher offers AI reporting and the Rowan's Notes podcast, with selected interviews on The Rundown AI's YouTube channel.Creator and videosJono Catliff Automatable - YouTube, n8n, Claude Code & AI Automation | Self Growth VideosWatch Jono Catliff's Automatable YouTube videos on n8n workflows, Claude Code, AI agents, Make.com, GoHighLevel, official links, and practical business automation systems.Creator and videosDavid OndrejDavid Ondrej publishes videos and public resources about AI coding agents and software projects. His GitHub work includes a project-instruction template, while his YouTube channel features his own workflows and conversations with other builders.Creator and videosMatt ShumerMatt Shumer writes about AI agents and shares software experiments through his personal site and Something Big Is Happening. He also discusses AI as a guest in interviews; this profile connects those appearances with his own written teaching.

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