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How an FSc Student Used "Free Work" to Charge $2,500 for SaaS Animations ft. Badar Munir | TBT Podcast

from Thought Behind Things · host Syed Muzamil Hasan Zaidi

Can a beginner with zero technical background actually make thousands of dollars using AI? In this episode of Thought Behind Things, I sit down with Badar Munir, founder of Aghaaz and one of Pakistan's top AI educators, to break down the exact roadmaps, workflows, and client acquisition strategies working right now.Join the Inner Circle, my weekly letter on AI, building, and being early to what's coming:https://muzamilhasan.com/inner-circleRead the thesis, the one idea behind everything I'm building:https://muzamilhasan.com/thesisMy website:https://muzamilhasan.comFrom building apps using tools like Cursor and Lovable to executing ruthless LinkedIn and X outreach that lands high-ticket clients, Badar shares how he scaled his training platform to over 15,000 students. We dive into the real-world shift from simple AI automation to "product-led services," why a founder mindset beats chasing shiny objects, and how to position yourself to win in the post-AI job market.

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