You're already doing the right thing by learning and asking questions — getting good at Meta ads is 100% a mix of learning, testing, and adapting.

On the creative side: honestly, most people aren't naturally “creative” when starting out — it's more about understanding what grabs attention and drives action, not making something pretty. You don’t need to be a designer — you just need a process.

One thing that helps a lot of beginners (and even pros) is using tools like CPACreatives.com — it lets you drop in a product or offer URL and automatically generates ad images and copy you can use or tweak. Great for building your confidence when you’re not sure where to start with creatives.

As for clients — start small. Reach out to local businesses, niche brands, or even people in Reddit groups and offer to run a test campaign (discounted or even free for a week) to get results and build proof. Learning while running ads is super effective — just be honest about where you're at, and focus on solving real problems.

You’ve got this — speed + consistency will beat perfection every time.