If I were starting again, I would choose a field that interests me and learn how to use AI inside it. Coding, design, marketing, music: the point is to turn learning into something people can actually see and use.
I would study what others are building, look at the market and start creating a portfolio. A finished piece of work gives you something concrete to discuss. It also exposes what you still need to learn. Watching another tutorial does not always do that.
With Be The One, I am learning by building, testing and getting feedback. That is the approach I would recommend to my younger self: make something small, put it in front of people, and improve it. Then explore whether it solves a problem someone will pay to solve.
This is my perspective, not a promise that a particular tool will produce an income. The useful combination is curiosity, a practical skill and the willingness to show your work before it feels perfect.
Original social post · 2026-10-06