Hey Reader​

I've never told anyone this story.

And if you think you're "too old" or "not technical enough"...

This one's for you.

Here's a confession: I haven't written a single line of code in 11 months.

Not one.

And yet I build apps every single day.

Let me explain.

The Backstory

I started learning to code when I was 13.

Windows 95. C++ and Pascal (dinosaur languages today).

For 20 years I loved it. Made good money. Built a career.

Then I started watching kids do in 2 hours what took me a full day.

They were faster. Hungrier. No mortgages or back pain.

I couldn't compete anymore.

So I quit my job.

The Dark Years

For the next few years, I was completely lost.

Wasted entire days playing World of Warcraft.

(Judge me if you want, but I got 12 characters to max level.)

Tried launching businesses. Failed. Tried again. Failed again.

Wasted tens of thousands of dollars trying to become a YouTuber.

Nothing worked.

I felt like a dinosaur pretending to be relevant.

Then AI Changed Everything

One day, a friend sent me a random app called Replit.

(He's reading this, guaranteed. You know who you are.)

I thought it was BS.

But I couldn't stop playing with it.

For the first time in years, building felt fun again.

Not "grind through Google for 6 hours" fun.

Actually fun. Like when I was 13.

AI had leveled the playing field.

I didn't need to compete with 22-year-old developers anymore.

I didn't need to remember syntax or chase the latest framework.

I just needed to know what to build and why.

And that's when it hit me:

My 20 years of experience wasn't a liability.

It was my unfair advantage.

Where I Am Now

I'm now 40 years old.

I build apps almost every single day, and I love it so much that I feel like I'm 20 again.

I have hundreds of blueprint students who I help every day.

And here's the biggest lesson I've learned last year.

Teaching this stuff to professionals and business owners like you?

That's where I make the biggest impact.

Because you already know which problems are worth solving.

You've seen what works and what doesn't.

Your decades of experience are not a liability. They're a superpower.

You're starting from experience that 20-year-olds simply don't have.

What This Means For You

Here are three lessons I want you to take away from my story.

1. You don't need to write code - I haven't in 11 months. AI handles that part now. You need to know what to build and how to guide it. Different skill entirely.
2. Your age is a superpower - 20-somethings are fast, but they're solving problems nobody has. You've spent decades watching real people struggle with real problems. That's gold.
3. It can be fun again - If you're burnt out on whatever you did in the past, I get it. But AI brought the joy back for me. It might do the same for you.

So if you're sitting on an app idea...

If you've spent months (or years) stuck...

If you feel like the window has passed you by...

It hasn't. Not yet.

And if a burnt-out 40-year-old who wasted years on World of Warcraft can figure this out...

So can you.

I believe in you!
Rob

P.S. Thank you for being here. Seriously. You're the reason I get to do this every day. 🙏

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