[00:02] God Almighty created so you can make money, and I'll summarize it for you in one sentence: if you want to make money, or if you want to take money from people, you have to give them something in return. We've explained this thing many times as value, worth,
[00:15] skill, or whatever it is. The problem is that 100% of humanity doesn't know the skill, worth, or skill they're going to offer. A very small percentage are lucky enough to discover this early and know what they're going to offer, but
[00:30] unfortunately, the vast majority remain lost. If you could just know this one thing, you could make money right away. And that's where I got the idea for a completely new project. What would happen if idea for a completely new project. What would happen if we created a tool whose sole purpose was to find out the worth,
[00:44] value, or skill you're going to offer?  A specific program takes all the data it needs from you so it can delve into your inner workings and extract the money-making potential. That's exactly what we'll be doing in this video. We'll be using
[00:58] artificial intelligence to build this entire tool for us. I'm not just going to have AI build the website or the tool itself; I'm going to have it handle everything from the initial idea I just presented until customers come to our site. So, in short, if
[01:12] you have any project idea and want to implement it in detail, watch this video to the end. Welcome to a new video with Al-Saluki. Let's start by invoking blessings upon the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) so you understand the topic well. I have a consulting program that
[01:25] costs $99. The sole purpose of this program is for me to meet with the person and identify the skill, expertise, or value that they will then use to generate revenue. This consultation isn't just a casual meeting.  With him, it's a bit like a program. Initially, when he buys the consultation, we send him a
[01:39] workshop-like session, about an hour or an hour and a half long. He watches the entire workshop, and then he gets a homework assignment to complete. After that, he sends me the assignment and books the consultation. We sit together for an hour, talking about what he's done, his life, and what's happening. We then identify the most
[01:53] suitable skill for him. Finally, we create a complete plan for how he'll monetize that skill. What I've described is very tiring, very tiring for me, and very tiring even for the people trying to develop the skill to go through all of this. So, what would happen if we could create a tool that solves this for you?
[02:07] What are the exact details of the tool? I don't know yet; we'll discover this together. In this video, we'll build the company together, but the general idea is that there's a specific type of artificial intelligence that helps you actually develop a skill, but one that truly becomes an integral part of you.
[02:20] want to do in this video. The difference here is as follows: About two or three weeks ago, I posted a video about vap coding. The idea was that there are platforms that help you build websites, build programs, build any new company. The websites I talked about were only designed to
[02:34] build the entire tool for you—the interface itself that people will work on. But I had to think about the idea, its details, how it works, what the best way to work is, and all that. Today, I discovered an AI tool called Atoms. Atoms
[02:46] claims that it doesn't just build the interface for you like other vap coding tools. Instead, it's like a like other vap coding tools. Instead, it's like a can help you with everything, whether it's the company's CIO, someone
[03:00] working in marketing, someone doing research for the idea, and so on. After we meet with each of them and agree on...  The idea of ​​the company, its implementation, what we need, and all that—he starts by executing the entire project for you from start to finish. First of all, the Atoms platform was formerly known as
[03:14] MetaGPTX. This platform is famous for turning your business ideas into tangible, manageable cash that you can hold in your hand. Today, I want to test this tool on the idea I came up with, and you'll benefit in two ways. First, if
[03:29] you have any project idea, you'll learn how to use AI to implement that idea in reality. Second, if you're someone who doesn't know what skill or product you can offer to make money, the tool we'll build in this video will be provided for free. So please
[03:42] Let's take a look at our tool. The first thing we're talking about is the Atoms website.  Atoms.dev, the first thing top are the employees within the company. First, we have someone named Iris, for example. He works in research. His
[03:57] job is to conduct research for you. If I give him an idea or in the market, see if anyone else has way to do it is. He does all this research. Next, there's David, who is the data analyst. He gets
[04:12] numbers, or we give him numbers, and he starts analyzing them and gives us some data about these numbers, just like any data analyst in any company. Alex is the engineer [snoring sounds], Bob is the architect, and the product manager is the one who will build the tool. Sarah is the SEO or specialist if we
[04:26] want to use SEO on our website. Our tool is being developed by Adrian, who's helping us with ads as an ad specialist, and Mike is the team leader. Of course, the details of each one and their role in all of this are something we with you all. So, we have this prospect in front of us, and we'll start by telling him about the idea
[04:41] we want to create. He'll help us build it, first as an idea and then as a product. Okay, I've written our prospect—it's a bit long, just venting at the end. I and I explain exactly what the tool does: it analyzes the person, takes data from them, and extracts
[04:57] the output or report should be after the person provides all the data. Then I told them I don't want them to build the tool yet; I just want them to help me come up with the best idea, and I don't know if this will work or not.  Okay, let's try it now.
[05:10] So, at the beginning, the program is still running, of course. Alex, the engineer, told me research first, just like I told him." And here he's giving me some ideas about the topic I told him about. He's telling me that tools like this give assessments, like
[05:25] exams people take, and they analyze certain things, and based on that, they start generating a report like this, for example. So, he actually gave me a lot of details about the business idea and the report at the end, and how we'll take the data. And now he's doing another search
[05:40] here about my competitors. He's telling me that you're competing in many fields, including these six, and he's telling me what problems will make it difficult for your tool to succeed at first. He's basically telling me everything in detail. And here he's finished everything
[05:54] about my competitors. The last thing he tells me is that he's doing research on them.  He tells me the data in the market about freelancers in general. He says it's for when we need to create the report, for example, to tell someone to use this skill as a freelancer. So, these are the numbers we
[06:06] need to get to get real figures. No problem, do what you want. Okay, so he's finished all the details. He sent me everything I need to know and free, so what will we do with it? And all that. He told me the steps we'll take:
[06:21] First, we'll create the query, which is the questions we'll use to collect data—14 questions divided into four stages. Then, the power analysis engine— the engine that will take this data and analyze it. After that, the report that will come out at the end. And lastly, someone needs to know how to
[06:34] share or download the report. Okay? So, he actually did all the research using everyone in the market. The company he works with has several programs, and not only that, but he's also giving me additional data. He's telling me, for example, if I want to add something extra to my form here. I had already told him in
[06:49] my program that when you present a person with several skills, you should rank them based on which one is best for them to start with. So here he's telling me to click here if I want to add this to the report, because the report he's going to generate doesn't include it. My opinion at the moment is that we should let him build the business exactly as it is,
[07:01] without getting into too much detail so as not to delay things or cause too many problems. When he generates the output, which we'll review later, we can see what else we can add. So I told him to build the toolkit, and he asked me a few questions first. So here, before he
[07:13] starts, he's telling me about the things he's going to build, the things he's already told me. So I'll tell him, "Okay, approved, no problem."  Why is he telling me this? Because if I want to edit, if I want to remove something, we shouldn't do it now. We should start with the first few things and not do the rest. Or
[07:25] if I want to add something in a specific way, as we said, we'll let him build it right now. We'll finish the project, and then we'll see what we need to modify. Okay, the time is exactly 8:24. We'll wait until he finishes his work and see how long it took us. Okay, we went back, and
[07:40] the time is exactly 8:39, meaning about fifteen minutes have passed. But knowing that he finished after about six minutes, there was a problem, so I spent fifteen minutes solving it. Okay, what we see is the final result he produced. Of course, this is
[07:56] just an abstraction of the business, as you can see. The landing page is a page like this that explains exactly what you do and how it works. We press start, and the cement will begin asking us some questions.  Questions: I'm going to do this with you all at once so that if you're someone who wants to know their skills, you can know
[08:08] exactly what to do. They'll ask you what job you're currently working in. If you're working, of course, I'll write "no job" for people who are n't working. They'll ask you how many years of experience you have, and I'll write " zero." They'll ask what your education background is, and what degree you have, and I'll say "
[08:21] mechatronics engineering." They'll ask which industries you've worked in before?  I'll write to him, "I have n't worked here before." He'll ask me, "What are the best things you do in your day in general?" So I'll say, "I love reading books, I love watching Docqueries, for example, I love decorating
[08:36] my room," things like that. It's normal. I try to give him the worst possible information. Then he'll ask me, "What are the things your friends, family, or those around you ask you for?" If they want something written, they'll ask you first. So I'll tell them, "Well, when someone wants something written,
[08:48] I write it for them. If there's a football game, they ask me. If there's a trip, they ask me to go with them." He'll ask me, "What tools do you use well?" So I'll say, " I use all Microsoft products well, all Google products well." Then he'll ask me, " Do you have any experience in teaching or
[09:02] content creation?" So I'll say, for example, that when I was in school, I used to give private lessons to my friends.  For example, if I'm in a subject in the EG, then he'll ask me how I prefer to work: completely alone, or something creative, like design work, or something collaborative, like
[09:21] meeting clients regularly, like in sales. So, as Wael, I'd prefer solo and analytical work, so I'd choose that. Then he'll ask if I like taking risks, and I'll say somewhere in between. He'll ask how much if I like taking risks, and I'll say somewhere in between. He'll ask how much
[09:34] I don't work or anything like that, I'll say no, it's full-time. I want to do all of this. Then he'll ask how I prefer to work behind the scenes, like two-way calls or content creation. I'll say I prefer behind the scenes; I want to work without meeting
[09:49] anyone.  And then I talk to someone who tells me what things I do, and if time passes you won't feel it, I mean the things I do with passion, so I'll tell him: reading books, watching movies, I like to read books, watching movies, playing football, for example, I like to play football, I like to play padel tennis,
[10:03] for example, traveling. I wrote down all the things I like to do. Next, as a last thing, he tells me what I want to achieve in terms of money, so of course I'll tell him: from 2000 to 5000 dollars, definitely. So when do you want to start making money? I'll definitely tell him: as soon as possible. Then
[10:18] he tells me: how much money do you have? If you want to invest in yourself, how much money do you have? Of course, most people will choose zero. I'll choose the item that's less than $50 and $200, and I'll click "Generate My Report." We'll see what it generates for us now. Of course, while it's running, we're
[10:32] absolutely nothing with their life. If you feel that what I've written accurately describes your life, then let me give you a very quick lesson: you need to be doing many different things in your life to discover what you're good at. If you don't know what you're good at, or what
[10:45] people see you as good at, or if you don't have a specific passion, then it's clear you haven't done much in your life to know what you like and dislike. So, the very quick lesson is that you dislike. So, the very quick lesson is that you need to dedicate your time or invest in yourself. You need to
[10:59] travel, write to people you know, and try new things. The goal is to get out of your comfort zone, out of the place where you're comfortable.  In order to start creating a second, bigger Comfort Zone that introduces more needs into your life, the goal is that you know yourself well, know that you are
[11:15] good at what you like, what you are not good at, and what you hate. Ok, now the report is out, so the thing in front of us that he chose is that why will I teach students who are interested in IG Math?  Because it's clear from the things I gave him that this was the most logical thing. Okay, before I
[11:30] go into the details of what you should do exactly and how to find something that really suits you, let's look at the rest of the report. Here he tells me why he chose this field, and here he quickly tells me something that if I do it right now, I can start in the field immediately: I should open a website
[11:42] called Publi and create an account. First, he tells me what the top five skills are that are good. The first thing is math impact, which he said has high demand; I can earn between $20 and $50 per hour. The fit score means how well it suits me, at 92%.
[11:56] Regarding the market, he tells me that this is its hourly rate. The market size is $12 billion, which means the number of people in the entire world who are competing for this number. It's trending and growing at a rate of 18% annually, so this is something...  That's great! The best
[12:12] platforms to work on for this are these three platforms, so that's a very good thing. He expects it will take him one to two weeks to make his first dollar, based on what? math and I'm good at it and I know the IGCSE curricula, I just need to create an account
[12:27] and start marketing myself. The investment is from zero to $30. Zero if I'm going to start, for example, on social media, so I'll just open an account. $30 if I'm going to join one of these platforms and pay its subscription. Then it tells me to make a demo listening, meaning a quick demo recording
[12:41] to upload to my account, and make a Student Success Story. Go to one of the students how much they benefited and succeeded and got good grades, and upload it. The competition is moderate, and that's it. Then it gives me
[12:53] skill number two and skill number three: Virtual Administrative Assistant. Can I be an online assistant? Why?  Because I told him I'm good at Microsoft and Google, that's the reason. Then he started with the other details, and the last thing was data entry and analysis. Why? Because he told
[13:05] me I graduated with a degree in mechatronics engineering, so I should have basic skills in this area. Well, he didn't give me five things because I didn't give him any data. I told him I'm practically failing at everything. He gave me a 30-day plan,
[13:18] what exactly should I do? Or, the first week is the foundation: create accounts on certain websites, figure out my niche, what I do, create the packages I'll sell, and, as we said, make one five-minute video tutorial to upload so people can see me. The second thing is to start
[13:31] applying for jobs in a certain field, open an account on the freelance platform Work, and then build your own website, and so on. For the remaining weeks, we don't want to waste time; focus on this. Then he gave me a little bit...  Resources are a bit like links and files that I can
[13:45] use to get started or learn better. For example, if I want to learn how to study online, there's a course on Coursera with videos on YouTube, for instance, and so on. Honestly, firstly, I think this business idea is very strong because people really need someone to confirm it for them, give them
[13:58] good reasons for this field, and provide a plan on how to get started. The final report definitely needs more work, and we'll do that now. We'll improve the report and the business idea, and I'll tell you how I'll make money from this business. But let me tell you, if
[14:11] you're someone who wants to use this tool and create your montage plan, the most important thing to get accurate results is that when you fill out the input form at the beginning, you write down everything in detail. I was writing...  Sentence by sentence,
[14:25] word by word, and it's not very helpful, and I keep saying everything bad. You have to write everything in your life. If you like to go sit with your friends at the coffee shop, write: I like to go sit with my friends at the coffee shop. If you like to watch movies at the cinema, write all of these things.
[14:37] Why?  Because it can show you things we do n't see as potentially profitable, and it will on the other hand, there might be a skill you're overlooking, something you take for granted, like, " I love playing FIFA on
[14:50] PlayStation and I'm really good at it." It might tell you that you could, for example, give FIFA lessons, or even go and coach FIFA. These days, there are iGams clubs; you could go and coach FIFA in Saudi Arabia, where they earn around $20,000 a month— strange stuff, you know. So what I want to tell you is that
[15:03] when you fill in the initial information very accurately, I promise you'll get a really good report. Now let's talk about how the money is made. If you build a business using this tool, you can easily tell it to link your Stripe account or use Atoms' Stripe account, and they'll
[15:17] collect the money for you and then send it to you.  I think linking your bank account means you can ask the EA what these details are and discuss them with them. I made this tool 100% free, but I still want to benefit from it. The first benefit
[15:30] I'll make is that the report at the end won't be visible to people. To see this report, you have to register with your email. Why? Because when I, as Wael, get all these people's emails, we can then market our services to them. We can sell them something
[15:44] related to their skills. This will help me. This is the first way I'll start making money: I'll have a database of people's emails that I can use. So this is the first thing we'll write now. The EA will do it for us.
[16:14] three-quarters of the skills that will be revealed to people. It will say  They want you to work as a freelancer, especially for people who want to work from home and don't want to go to a traditional job. That's why I'd tell him to always suggest Freelances as the
[16:28] primary place for these people to learn freelancing and start making money. This way, I'll be promoting the Freelances platform within the reports people receive. This will also help us sell Freelances better. If the skill that was highlighted is one we
[16:41] already offer at Freelances, we'll tell him to start recommending it more so people can learn or improve that skill with us and simultaneously learn freelancing with us, thus starting to make money right away. This will be my second
[16:53] way to start promoting my platforms within this context, within this tool, to start making money. So let's wrap this up quickly, and I'll tell you what you can do.  Firstly, if you have a business idea and you are not sure whether this idea is successful or not,
[17:06] or you do not know how to find a solution for the idea you have, then you can sit with the young people who matter. They all use artificial intelligence and search and they can help you with this matter.  The second step, after discussing everything with them and understanding everything, and after they help you
[17:20] develop the right idea and analyze it— seeing how competitors are doing it and how you can do it better—is to ask them to build it for you. Of course, when they build something, they usually start with a basic form just to get the job done. It's best if, after building it once, you
[17:35] start taking it step by step and modifying each element individually. For example, you can work on the money management system their emails or create accounts with you. The next step is to use their SEO tools to create an SEO for
[17:51] your website. This helps your website or tool appear more in search engines, which in turn helps you sell more. Undoubtedly, if you intend to pursue this idea of ​​publishing online content, it's essential.  The most important thing that will help you succeed in your business, both
[18:04] in the beginning and the end, is this tool. The version you saw of the tool I built was just the initial version, a basic setup for filming the video. When this video is released, and you access the tool now, you'll find it completely different. I've been working on it for
[18:16] you'll find it completely different. I've been working on it for useful. I'll also try to add Arabic language support for those who don't speak it. If you want to discover your skills, you can access the lab below for free (100% free). If you want to
[18:29] build your company or idea using artificial intelligence, you can use Atoms. I'll also put the Atoms link below (it's not an affiliate link). That's all for today's episode. If there's a specific AI tool you'd like us to make a video about, please
[18:43] let us know.  In the comments below, I'm thinking of making a series of AI tools, three videos a day, in addition to the main Saturday videos. See you in the next video!