I'm 20, half Australian and half Slovenian, and I live in Melbourne. Most of my day goes into systems that keep working after I close the laptop: my content pipeline, my inbox, my lead research, my publishing. I'm not tied to one tool. Claude, GPT, whatever the job needs.
None of it is a demo. Real jobs, running on a schedule, on my own business first. When something breaks I show that too, because the broken version is usually the useful part.
I did not start out technical.
I started as a uni student who wanted a business that did not need me awake to keep running. The first versions were bad. I put them online anyway, and the fixing happened in public.
That is still the method. I build the thing for my own business first, run it until it breaks, then show the repair. If I have not run it myself, I do not teach it.
I am still at Swinburne studying psychology and statistics, which turns out to matter more here than it sounds. Most of this work is reading how people actually behave, not picking a model.
Everything I work out goes up there first, for free. Full builds, honest breakdowns, and the attempts that went nowhere.
KVK Automates AI. The Start Here course takes 20 minutes. Inner Circle is the paid tier inside it for the advanced courses, the templates, and direct answers from me.
My agency builds AI agents into companies that already have something working. Fewer hours on the work a machine should do, and a system that keeps running after we hand it over.
Tell me what your business does and which part eats the most time. I read all of them.