 | For a year, Nick Saraev's AI automation agency never cleared $40K a month. Not from lack of clients — from the opposite problem. Every client wanted something custom, so nothing he built ever got reused. A year of hours, and he was no more efficient than day one.
Then, by accident, a client asked for the exact same build as a past client. Word for word. He copied the system, changed the chatbot's colors, delivered it — and made several thousand dollars in maybe an hour.
That's the whole unlock: stop rebuilding, start reselling. If you're running any kind of service business right now, it's worth asking how many of your last few deliverables were actually the same thing wearing a different name.
Curious to hear from anyone here who's hit a similar ceiling — what broke it for you?
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Predictive technology: computational social science