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I’d add Cole Medin, IndyDevDan, David Ondrej, and Matthew Berman.
I'm trying to find non-salesy, typical basic level guru-type of creators. I like guys like Cody Schneider, Bilawal Sidhu, Greg Isenberg, Ras Mic and guys that really get into the cool stuff inside of catering to whatever gets the most views. Actual, real-world use cases for business, coding, and just generally cool stuff to learn more from
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I’d add Cole Medin, IndyDevDan, David Ondrej, and Matthew Berman.
Cody Schneider is a good pull. Most of the people in that orbit don't waste your time with the "AI is gonna replace everyone" fluff and just get right into showing you what works. I remember watching one of his breakdowns on auto-generating outreach sequences and it saved me like 3 hours of manual setup the next day.I'd add David Ondrej to your list if you haven't come across him yet. He walks through n8n and make.com workflows without treating you like you've never opened a terminal before. Not flashy, just clean step-by-step logic that translates well to actual client work. His error handling segments alone are worth a sub.For the coding side, Matthew Berman puts out solid walkthroughs on self-hosting agent frameworks and doesn't fill half the video with affiliate pitch nonsense. He'll show you the whole docker setup and the parts that break, which is half the battle when you're trying to get something running on your own machine.If you want the weird edge-case stuff nobody else covers, check out Nick Saraev. He'll take some obscure automation trigger and turn it into a full business process. Half his ideas I'd never use but the problem-solving approach sticks with you.
The tricky part is finding creators who aren’t just chasing views but actually showing workflows you can apply......The sweet spot is someone who can demo real business/coding applications without turning it into a sales pitch.