Why I share what I learn about AI and business

In the recording, I explain that helping someone understand a tool or move forward with an idea is especially valuable to me. That intention connects the channel's classes with my training work and the experiences I share here.

Each person may have a different goal. Someone wants to improve a task in their business; someone else wants to build an application. That is why I prefer starting with a concrete need and showing an approach to it, instead of only presenting new releases.

I wanted to work in video games and started on the audiovisual side. I then learned programming and ended up in web development. That journey gave me knowledge outside the original plan and made me adapt my decisions.

When I tell that story, I am not presenting it as the route everyone should follow. It explains my perspective and why I want to share both tools and the decisions surrounding a project.

The video's tone aims for a close conversation, as though I were speaking with a friend. I want you to know the person behind the screen and see what I am trying to do, rather than only a selection of final results.

Documenting the process preserves questions, tests and lessons that disappear when a story is told only after it ends. It also leaves room for someone else to contribute a different experience.

If you are new to the channel, you can start with a practical class or a personal video. Both are connected: learning a skill and finding a way to use it in your own situation.

My suggestion is to take a useful idea, test it and observe what changes. Your next step does not have to resemble mine. It can be small, concrete and enough to give you a better question than the one you had before.