Give Us 20 Minutes, We’ll Teach You 5 AI Side Hustles for 2026 — Transcript

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1. 0:00I asked one of the most successful online entrepreneurs of the decade how he'd make
2. 0:04money using AI in 2026 if he had to start from scratch.
3. 0:07Meet Iman Gadzhi. He's just become an investor and advisor for Higgsfield.
4. 0:12He's also the owner of Consulting.com and co-owner of Wop.
5. 0:15And because of that, he's able to see trends in the online space before anyone else
6. 0:19does. And today, he's gonna be sharing his entire playbook,
7. 0:23uncovering five of the easiest AI side hustles you can start today to make over
8. 0:27$3,000 a month, even as a complete beginner.
9. 0:30And I am gonna show you the exact AI tools.
10. 0:32You won't need to show your face, know how to code,
11. 0:35or build a team.
12. 0:36All you have to do is watch and repeat after us.
13. 0:38Thank you so much. I'm happy to be here,
14. 0:40and I'm so excited to be joining forces with Higgsfield.
15. 0:43And today, we wanna do things a little bit differently.
16. 0:46We wanna not only show you how to make money,
17. 0:48but how to go about it in the right way,
18. 0:50because we have seen so much BS advice out there from people telling you to burn the
19. 0:54boats and go all in, to quit your job,
20. 0:56to drop out of college, and honestly,
21. 0:59you don't need to do any of that, all right? Because with the right AI tools,
22. 1:02making money is more simple than ever before.
23. 1:05And by the time this video ends, you're gonna understand five proven side hustles
24. 1:09that will work for you, and you're gonna have all the prompts and skills necessary
25. 1:13to get started.
26. 1:14So let's dive right into side hustle number one,
27. 1:16AI content for e-commerce. E-commerce brands are pouring millions into AI content
28. 1:20right now.
29. 1:21Specifically, three things: UGC videos,
30. 1:24AI product photoshoots, and 3D motion ads.
31. 1:27But before a brand trusts you with their money,
32. 1:29you need a strong portfolio, and that's exactly what we're building today.
33. 1:32And here's something that most people don't really think about until they're already
34. 1:35running an online store, and it's the fact that no matter how good the product is,
35. 1:40it's the content that actually drives the sales.
36. 1:42The biggest marketplaces count millions of active sellers,
37. 1:46and every single one of them is struggling with two massive problems that you can
38. 1:50actually solve with AI.
39. 1:51You see, right now, Fortune 500 brands are pouring millions and millions of dollars
40. 1:55into AI content. Now if-- imagine how desperate e-commerce brands are for that exact
41. 1:59same technology.
42. 2:00And by the way, they'll pay you thousands of dollars just to handle it for them.
43. 2:04So what you can do is you can help these e-commerce stores get a lot more content
44. 2:07out for a lot less effort, and it actually covers both of these problems at once.
45. 2:12The first problem is that most sellers are sitting on garages and warehouses full of
46. 2:17unsold stock. And marketplaces sometimes charge sellers extra storage fees when
47. 2:22stock sits for too long.
48. 2:23So basically, dead stock is losing them money twice over,
49. 2:27and they will pay anything to move that product,
50. 2:29especially for UGC,
51. 2:31because relatable videos sell so much better than those glossy studio ads that
52. 2:36people just scroll right past.
53. 2:37And they do pay. Creative videos start at $200 for a 15-second clip.
54. 2:42Then you ship them the product, wait for the final cut.
55. 2:45The whole thing takes a week minimum.
56. 2:47And if you're worried people will spot that it's AI,
57. 2:49no worries at all. Now that problem is gone.
58. 2:52Sometimes even I can't tell if it's AI or not.
59. 2:54So instead of waiting for a week for one video,
60. 2:57you can generate 100 variations with different AI actors,
61. 3:01hooks, and angles in just a couple of hours.
62. 3:04For a seller who can't drop $3,000 on an ad shoot,
63. 3:07paying 50 bucks for an AI UGC video instead of over 200 is an absolute no-brainer.
64. 3:12And look, every business needs this,
65. 3:13from online brands to local clothing shops right down the street.
66. 3:17But let's be honest, a random UGC video isn't gonna convert into sales.
67. 3:21It needs a proven formula to actually go viral.
68. 3:24So Iman and I built a custom Claude skill for this exact task,
69. 3:28where we've gathered the most viral content ideas for different brands and products
70. 3:32so that you don't spend time doing it yourself.
71. 3:34Grab it for free in the description. Now,
72. 3:36to make it work, just open Claude, click Customize,
73. 3:39Skills, and upload the file.
74. 3:41Then we need to connect Higgsfield to Claude.
75. 3:42For that, again, inside Claude, go to Settings,
76. 3:45Connectors, hit Add Custom Connector,
77. 3:47name it Higgsfield, and paste in this URL.
78. 3:49Once it's active, it connects Higgsfield right into Claude.
79. 3:53Now, the skill runs a competitor analysis first.
80. 3:55It breaks down top-performing UGC trends in your niche and the hooks that actually
81. 4:00win,
82. 4:00then writes high-converting scripts based on what's already making money.
83. 4:04Look, it asks me, "What exactly is the product?
84. 4:07What kind of shoot do I want? What format?
85. 4:09How many videos?" Let's go with five.
86. 4:12And now let's see what we've got.
87. 4:14These videos will become your portfolio.
88. 4:23Look at the skin, the way the light falls,
89. 4:25how natural the movement is.
90. 4:27So for videos like these, creators charge anywhere from 50 to 100 dollars each,
91. 4:31and most brands are gonna order a package of at least five clips,
92. 4:34because you need to understand that virality really has an element of luck to it.
93. 4:38So the only way to mitigate luck is just to post UGC at scale with a lot of volume
94. 4:43across different platforms.
95. 4:44So you can charge the same amount without any prior experience,
96. 4:47and I will tell you how in just a little bit.
97. 4:50So that is a $250 minimum payout from a single client for about five minutes of AI
98. 4:56generation.
99. 4:57So even if you're taking it slow and only sign five clients a month,
100. 5:00that's already 1,250 a month in sales just from UGC videos.
101. 5:05And here's what makes this even better. These videos generally have a short life
102. 5:09cycle. They don't work forever. So these brands need a constant stream of new
103. 5:13content every single month.
104. 5:15That one-time 250 package can easily turn into a monthly subscription.
105. 5:19Same five clients paying you again every month without you chasing anyone new.
106. 5:24And look, keep in mind, a single product category usually has at least 10,000
107. 5:28sellers, and there are hundreds of categories out there.
108. 5:31So sure, some of the larger sellers actually run multiple listings,
109. 5:35but that's actually a huge advantage for us,
110. 5:36because if you close a deal with a seller with a big product catalog,
111. 5:39well then, congratulations, you've basically just hit an absolute goldmine.
112. 5:43And I'm gonna show you the exact step-by-step formula to find and land these clients
113. 5:47in just a couple minutes here. But for now,
114. 5:49I want you to know how to cash even bigger checks using AI.
115. 5:53And to do that, let's move on to the second most in-demand e-commerce content,
116. 5:57which is product photos. You see, most marketplace listings are using the same
117. 6:01static photos,
118. 6:02while platforms are letting brands put video right into the listing gallery.
119. 6:06And here's the secret. Listings with videos convert about three times better,
120. 6:11and most sellers still don't leverage it.
121. 6:12And I get it, because a video shoot costs hundreds of dollars and requires a
122. 6:17videographer, a studio, and also a lot of time in editing.
123. 6:20So what you can do to find your first clients is to use AI product photos as a free
124. 6:25lead magnet. You offer them three free high-quality product photos to show what you
125. 6:29can do,
126. 6:30and then you upsell them on what actually makes you big money:
127. 6:34hypermotion, 3D videos like these.
128. 6:49And of course, there's a skill for this one too.
129. 6:52Link in the description. You just upload a photo of the product,
130. 6:55and the skill analyzes the item,
131. 6:57generates cinematic lighting setup,
132. 6:59and builds the motion video right inside Higgsfield.
133. 7:02You can even generate a full cinematic ad.
134. 7:04For example, here I wanted a high-budget TV commercial for this T-shirt that felt
135. 7:09super dynamic.
136. 7:10So I explained the vibe to Claude, approved the script,
137. 7:13and it rendered this thirty-second commercial.
138. 7:45But look, would you really order a content package from a complete stranger who just
139. 7:49slid into your inbox with no portfolio,
140. 7:52no proof of concept, and nothing to point at?
141. 7:54No, you wouldn't, and neither will they.
142. 7:56And that's precisely why you don't try to sell anyone on a full content package
143. 8:01upfront.
144. 8:01Instead, you walk them through a simple three-step funnel.
145. 8:05You're gonna start by giving away something for free,
146. 8:06as you said. In this case, it's gonna be three high-quality product photos,
147. 8:10the stuff that takes a couple minutes to create and costs you basically nothing.
148. 8:13This is really just your foot in the door, and it proves what you can do before
149. 8:17anyone pays you a cent. And then,
150. 8:19once they've seen that, the next step is really easy for them to say yes to.
151. 8:22You see, right now the market is paying about three hundred dollars and up for a
152. 8:26hypermotion ad. But the bad news is no one knows who you are yet.
153. 8:29So with your first client, you're gonna win on price,
154. 8:32speed, and value. So you're only gonna charge them a hundred and fifty dollars per
155. 8:35video, which is half the market rate,
156. 8:38and you're gonna deliver it the same day.
157. 8:40It's cheap enough that saying yes isn't really a decision.
158. 8:42It's more of a formality. And once they've paid you once,
159. 8:45upselling them is super, super simple.
160. 8:48But it doesn't stop there. Look, you've probably seen this with trends before.
161. 8:51Something explodes for a few weeks, and then it's gone.
162. 8:54And content really works the same way. It has a shelf life.
163. 8:57It stops performing after a while.
164. 8:58So the brand is gonna need a fresh batch again next month.
165. 9:02So what this means is that first payment isn't a one-off.
166. 9:05It turns into a retainer with the same client paying you again next month without
167. 9:09you having to go find new business.
168. 9:11I told you I was gonna show you what the process of finding clients actually looks
169. 9:14like. Now, in order to do that, there are really three main ways of going about it.
170. 9:18The first is to open up any product listing,
171. 9:21click the seller's name. Their business email is often just sitting right there.
172. 9:25The second method is you're just gonna find the brand on social media or just ask
173. 9:29Claude to look up their official contact info.
174. 9:31Everything it finds is already out on the internet.
175. 9:34Claude basically just saves you the hours of digging.
176. 9:37Method three, this is a lazy one.
177. 9:38This is actually my favorite one. Adil, you wanna go ahead?
178. 9:41We built a client finder skill, so it searches your niche,
179. 9:44spots the sellers whose listings have the exact same problems we just covered,
180. 9:48finds their official public contacts, and drafts a personal message for each one.
181. 9:52All you have to do is text them. Now,
182. 9:54there are rules to follow when using this method.
183. 9:56Firstly, never send more than fifty cold emails a day per inbox,
184. 10:00or you'll burn your domain and land in spam.
185. 10:02Secondly, cold email rules differ by country,
186. 10:05so give your region's rules a quick check before you send anything.
187. 10:08I know it seems a bit tedious, but put in the two minutes of homework ahead of time,
188. 10:12and you'll never have to do it again.
189. 10:13And I know you guys are probably thinking right now,
190. 10:15"Well, Iman, if it was this easy, everyone would be doing it." Well,
191. 10:18here's the thing. Half the people watching this video are gonna forget it in five
192. 10:21minutes,
193. 10:22and then half of the people left won't even click three buttons to install a skill.
194. 10:26And that is your advantage if you can simply follow the instructions.
195. 10:31So there we have it. That is e-commerce done.
196. 10:33And the next one is actually easier to sell,
197. 10:35faster to deliver, and the clients are literally on the map.
198. 10:39So I want you to think about anyone who makes money renting or selling space.
199. 10:43So apartment owners, small hotels,
200. 10:45hostels, realtors.
201. 10:47They are all fighting the same war: not enough clients.
202. 10:50And by the way, it doesn't matter if you live in London,
203. 10:52New York, or a small town in Korea.
204. 10:54Local realtors and short-term hosts everywhere are struggling with empty calendars.
205. 11:00Why? Because the big corporate hotels have huge budgets for professional shoots.
206. 11:04But small independent owners just take photos on their phone with bad lighting and
207. 11:09pray for the best. And the issue is that bad photos,
208. 11:12well, they kill income.
209. 11:13And then the missing income, well, then that means there's no budget to actually fix
210. 11:16the photos, and they just get stuck in this horrible loop.
211. 11:19And here's where you come in. To help them,
212. 11:22you don't need to buy a camera or fly to another country.
213. 11:25Take the photos they already have, upload them to Claude,
214. 11:28and ask for regeneration.
215. 11:30Make these photos look professionally shot.
216. 11:32Change nothing. Use Seedream for regeneration.
217. 11:35Then make a 3D tour with Seedance 3.5.
218. 11:38And Higgsfield does everything automatically
219. 12:10You don't have to do anything manually, but this is just the beginning.
220. 12:14Here's a psychological trick to close more deals.
221. 12:16Think about how you book a hotel for a vacation.
222. 12:19You wanna know if the photos match reality,
223. 12:21right? And you wanna know how big the room actually is.
224. 12:24That's exactly where you can take things to the next level with 3D visuals and tours
225. 12:28to help get 10 times more bookings.
226. 12:31In e-commerce, the big checks are in the videos,
227. 12:33as we already saw. But in real estate,
228. 12:35not every owner understands why a video tour matters.
229. 12:39A lot of them are just super old school and just kind of stuck in their old ways.
230. 12:43They still want professional photos, but they don't really understand the value of
231. 12:46these 3D tours.
232. 12:48So if you try to force them to buy a 3D tour,
233. 12:50that actually might put them off. They might say no.
234. 12:53So here's the way around this.
235. 12:54You sell them the photos, and then you gift them the tour as a bonus.
236. 12:59And with this, they're getting exactly what they need,
237. 13:01plus a bonus that makes this an absolute no-brainer.
238. 13:05Do you see how you have something impossible for them to refuse?
239. 13:09Generating these visuals might be easy for you,
240. 13:11but for a business owner drowning in daily tasks, it's a lifesaver.
241. 13:15You can make a coffee at home, right? But you still pay a barista because it's
242. 13:19faster. Same thing here. You can charge $150 to $300 for this package,
243. 13:25and if you close just 10 local owners or agents a month,
244. 13:28that's $1,500 to $3,000 a month.
245. 13:31So to find these clients, the most effective method is literally just open Maps,
246. 13:35search for hostels or real estate agencies,
247. 13:37or browse apartment listing sites,
248. 13:39and just contact them through their official public emails.
249. 13:42Look, I know it sounds simple, but trust me,
250. 13:44this works. You just can't be lazy.
251. 13:46You need to sit down and message at least 20 to 50 prospects,
252. 13:49and you don't have to stop there, but that's the minimum that I would recommend.
253. 13:53Because at the end of the day, this is a numbers game.
254. 13:55The more messages you send, the more replies you will get.
255. 13:58And to increase your chances of getting that yes,
256. 14:01I'm actually giving you my proven cold email template.
257. 14:04Feel free to take a screenshot or just copy it from the link in the description.
258. 14:07So build a mini portfolio and use this exact outreach template.
259. 14:11Once you start building a portfolio, you don't need to rely on cold outreach too
260. 14:15much.
261. 14:15At that point, agents start referring you to other agents,
262. 14:19and that's where you can take things to the next level.
263. 14:21And remember, they need you more than you need them.
264. 14:25The market is desperate for these specialists,
265. 14:27so don't think that you're being annoying, because honestly, even as a founder,
266. 14:30I love it when people pitch me directly with upfront proof of work instead of me
267. 14:35having to go out there and hunt for talent.
268. 14:37Now you know exactly what businesses are willing to pay for,
269. 14:40how much they will pay, and who the buyers are.
270. 14:43But most importantly, you know exactly how to do it.
271. 14:46Now, if you want a side hustle that doesn't even require you to work on a daily,
272. 14:50then the next AI side hustle might be the one for you.
273. 14:52Every business needs a website.
274. 14:54It doesn't matter if it's a plumber, a dentist,
275. 14:57or a gym around the corner. But the reality is,
276. 14:59a lot of them either have a terrible one or they just don't have one at all.
277. 15:03Plenty of them are just running off of a Facebook page and a phone number,
278. 15:06and that is exactly where this third side hustle comes in:
279. 15:09building websites with AI.
280. 15:11Everyone knows Claude can code websites,
281. 15:14but to actually inject content into that site automatically, you need MCP.
282. 15:18From one single prompt, you can generate images,
283. 15:20embed motion videos, and apply the design without manually inserting anything
284. 15:25yourself.
285. 15:25You'll still need to adjust a couple things with the prompts,
286. 15:27of course, but as long as you give Claude and Higgsfield clear,
287. 15:30simple instructions on what the client wants,
288. 15:33it builds the whole package for you.
289. 15:35And like we said, AI has studied more web design than you can imagine.
290. 15:38If you're unsure of the direction you wanna go, you can just
291. 15:42ask it, and it can recommend a few different paths based on whoever you're building
292. 15:46for. Which means by the time you're pitching a client,
293. 15:49you're not selling them on an idea anymore,
294. 15:51you've got the actual site sitting right there for them to click through.
295. 15:54And once you get the hang of it, the opportunity to make money with it is pretty
296. 15:57straightforward.
297. 15:58That's right. And with this side hustle,
298. 16:00there are actually two ways you can get paid.
299. 16:02First is just the build fee itself,
300. 16:04and this is where you charge for your first time setup and the building of the
301. 16:08website for one of these businesses.
302. 16:10And you can charge anywhere from $750 to $1,000 to do this,
303. 16:13and you are already undercutting what most places are charging for.
304. 16:16And by undercutting almost everyone else,
305. 16:18your value proposition is pretty clear.
306. 16:21Now, if you want leverage income without directly selling to clients every day,
307. 16:25this next side hustle is for you.
308. 16:27Everyone knows about faceless YouTube channels,
309. 16:29but most people do it completely wrong.
310. 16:32That's why their channels get shadowbanned,
311. 16:34or YouTube outright refuses to monetize them.
312. 16:36Let's break down exactly where the money comes from first,
313. 16:39and then I'll show you how to keep your channel safe and monetized while you're at
314. 16:43it.
315. 16:43First of all, the biggest money early on doesn't come from YouTube AdSense.
316. 16:47For a channel to get monetized from zero,
317. 16:49you need 4,000 watch hours and at least 1,000 subscribers.
318. 16:52Some channels get there in their first couple of videos.
319. 16:55After that, YouTube pays you for views.
320. 16:57You'll get there either way, but until you do,
321. 17:00a faceless channel can get you paid in two other ways.
322. 17:03Income stream number one, your channel acts as basically just a public portfolio.
323. 17:07Every big creator right now wants AI visuals in their videos,
324. 17:11in their inserts, in their B-rolls,
325. 17:12in their cinematic scenes that they just can't really film themselves.
326. 17:16So when they see a faceless channel posting engaging content every week,
327. 17:19they don't think, "Oh, another competitor." They think, "Who makes this?
328. 17:22And can I actually hire them?" And that's affiliate deals,
329. 17:25way number one. And it's the easiest of the three to start,
330. 17:28because you don't need a single subscriber to do it.
331. 17:30If you put your business email in your channel description,
332. 17:32you'll start getting inbound leads. Creators easily pay anywhere from $300 to $500
333. 17:37to have AI visuals generated for their videos.
334. 17:40Now, way number two is a step above that:
335. 17:42sponsorships. And this is really where the bigger checks start coming in,
336. 17:45around 10,000 subscribers.
337. 17:47That's when brands start paying $500 and up per integration.
338. 17:50Below that, you're really mostly working with affiliate deals and free products
339. 17:54while you build that number up.
340. 17:55So the way you go about this is pretty simple.
341. 17:57Affiliate deals get you paid immediately,
342. 18:00whereas sponsorships pay bigger once you've actually got an audience.
343. 18:03And then once you cross the YouTube threshold,
344. 18:05AdSense really just stacks on top of all of this.
345. 18:08And that brings us to income stream number three: AdSense.
346. 18:11But here's the catch. YouTube pays for content that actually provides value to the
347. 18:16viewer. Now, one format that reliably pulls in millions of views is edutainment.
348. 18:20So think about broad topics that everyone clicks on,
349. 18:23things like, uh, science, psychology,
350. 18:24geography, mysteries.
351. 18:26But don't make meaningless cartoons or random clips.
352. 18:29YouTube simply won't monetize them.
353. 18:31The platform doesn't fight AI, it fights lazy content.
354. 18:34Original script with real insights,
355. 18:36a voice that fits, properly edited scenes,
356. 18:39that's the whole safety checklist, and our workflow does it by default.
357. 18:43So look at what you're actually building.
358. 18:44Want finance brands paying you? Make money history content.
359. 18:48Travel companies? Obviously geography.
360. 18:50You're not picking topics, you're picking your future advertisers.
361. 18:53Okay, let me show you how to make a video like this in just two clicks.
362. 18:57First, ask Claude to analyze the top videos in the niche you picked.
363. 19:00Have it pull the topics that crossed a million views in the last year.
364. 19:04Then ask it to pick the one topic and make you a five-minute video.
365. 19:08Claude does the research itself, writes the script,
366. 19:11and Higgsfield makes the video, which means you'll always have original scripts and
367. 19:15fresh videos.
368. 19:16Let's see how it turned out.
369. 19:18largest pyramid on earth isn't in Egypt.
370. 19:20It's in Mexico, underneath this church.
371. 19:23That green hill?
372. 19:25That's the pyramid.
373. 19:26By volume, it's almost twice the size of Giza.
374. 19:29In 1931, archaeologists began tunnelling inside.
375. 19:34Nearly 8 kilometers of passages.
376. 19:36All right, so to package them, you need a title,
377. 19:39a description, and thumbnails. Same scheme.
378. 19:42You're gonna ask Claude to handle all of it,
379. 19:44and Higgsfield actually generates high CTR thumbnails for your video using the
380. 19:49special built-in skills.
381. 19:50Now, the higher your CTR and watch time,
382. 19:52the more the YouTube algorithm pushes your videos to new audiences,
383. 19:56and that's really the whole faceless system.
384. 19:59The channel builds your portfolio, the portfolio brings you clients,
385. 20:02and then YouTube pays you on top.
386. 20:04So moving on to the fifth and final,
387. 20:05this is something close to my heart.
388. 20:07It's called AI digital product, and this is really where a lot of my success has
389. 20:10come from. Now, look, you obviously know what AI is,
390. 20:13but maybe you don't really understand what a digital product is.
391. 20:16So let me just go ahead and simplify this for you.
392. 20:18A digital product is packaged information that solves someone else's specific
393. 20:23problem.
394. 20:23This is really a pain point for whoever is buying it.
395. 20:26And when I say packaged, I just mean something that's concrete.
396. 20:29Some examples of formats, it could be a guide,
397. 20:31a template, a checklist, a short program, a toolkit.
398. 20:34And because it's already packaged, you build it once,
399. 20:37and it can be sold to the next person the same way it was sold to the first one,
400. 20:41and that's what makes this side hustle work so well.
401. 20:44It is the highest leverage one because scaling it is infinite.
402. 20:48Now, look, when I started 10 years ago, doing this required years of expertise in
403. 20:52whatever the subject was.
404. 20:53It meant you needed a team to actually help you put this whole thing together.
405. 20:57Nowadays, well, we've got AI, and that is all you need to get into the side hustle.
406. 21:02And here's what AI actually does for you.
407. 21:05It pulls together everything that's already been written and figured out on a topic,
408. 21:09structures it properly, and turns it into a finished product.
409. 21:12It also helps you land on exactly who this is for and what specific problem it's
410. 21:16solving for them, because a product built for everyone sells to no one,
411. 21:20unfortunately.
412. 21:21And on top of the product, AI also helps you with everything related to it,
413. 21:25the store page, the pitch, the FAQs,
414. 21:28pretty much whatever it takes to take someone from viewer to buyer.
415. 21:32And just like the other side hustles on this list,
416. 21:35none of this depends on you having to show your face or build a huge audience.
417. 21:39Digital marketplaces already have millions of people sitting on them looking for
418. 21:43exactly this kind of solution, so the demand is already there.
419. 21:47And there we have it, five proven ways to make money with AI.
420. 21:50Inside each one, there is a version that fits you.
421. 21:54Every one of these models is simple to start.
422. 21:56It really just comes down to what you like best and how fast you wanna get paid.
423. 22:01But whatever you choose to do, just promise me one thing.
424. 22:04Do not waste your whole life trying to figure out which one to start.
425. 22:07Just pick something and start.
426. 22:09So AI is the ultimate equalizer.
427. 22:11It doesn't care about your background, your degree, or your experience.
428. 22:15I mean, I was a bartender a year ago,
429. 22:17for crying out loud, and now I'm here.
430. 22:19This is the moment to capitalize on what's going on in the world.
431. 22:22You already have everything you need to start.
432. 22:24And by the way, everything we talked about today,
433. 22:27the Claude skills, prompts, and the outreach template are all in the description for
434. 22:31free.
435. 22:32And as always, if you found this video helpful,
436. 22:35hit the like button, subscribe,
437. 22:37and we'll see you guys in the next one.
438. 22:39See you there.
439. 22:41Nice.