[Mxstermind]

I've spent the last 5 years running a small digital agency, working on web development, design, marketing, and managing people.

AI has changed how quickly we can build things. Websites, apps, designs, content, and automation are becoming cheaper and faster to produce.

But there's still a problem: building something is easy compared to getting people to care about it.

You can generate a hundred designs, launch a website in a day, and automate half your workflow. None of that guarantees customers.

Personally, I think the next big opportunity isn't just building better AI tools. It's connecting AI with real execution, distribution, and people who know how to get things done.

That's what I'm exploring with BrandForge: https://brandforge.gg

Curious what you guys think:

What's the biggest bottleneck when making money online in 2026?

1. Finding customers
2. Having a valuable skill
3. Getting capital
4. Standing out in an oversaturated market
5. Actually executing instead of overthinking

Interested in hearing real experiences, not just motivational quotes.