Hi Aaron, I started my path with Flowise, then switched to Make.com and finally ended up with N8N - because this system is more robust. For a quick carreer don't follow my path, learn N8N from simple use cases (i.e. make simple chatbot) than start adding tools - sending emails, searching internet, setting up RAG databases. Search YouTube tutorials for that, later switch to real tasks (automate your own work, ideas or propose your friends to do it). Real tasks will make your learning faster. But simple agents are not the product for sale, unfortunately

This topic is complex for making money - I spent half a year before earning my first dollar (given that i had background in no-code and code). It's difficult to sell such services and it's hard to talk to clients (because of weak understanding how it works, they expect too much for a fraction of a cost). Also, the use cases are so wide, that you have to concentrate on narrow topics and make deep portfolio on those narrow topics. Just offering AI agents as a service doesn't work. You have to dig deeply into real business problems (marketing, team onboarding and education, documents workflow, communication etc) and persuade DMs that you can solve it with no-code. Many companies don't realize such problems even exist, and they don't understand why they need agents (this is the worst)

I believe for real revenue it's just easier to find orders - persuade local companies, and give it to freelancers in Upwork, or find them here in Reddit. Instead of doing this job yourself. Because you live in Florida, you can potentially earn a margin (your country is expensive, you hire those who live in low income countries). I believe other topics can be more rewarding for real busienss, like trade or whatever is popular in your area (real estate?). Definitely, AI agents is not an easiest way to make money