Let's find the one thing costing you the most hours

Two ways to do that. One is me looking at your week and telling you what I'd fix first. The other is me in the room with your team for a day, building it with you.

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AI Assessment

A 45-minute conversation about how your business actually runs, then a plain-English report telling you exactly what to fix first and what to buy to fix it.

What happens

We talk for 45 minutes. I ask about the boring parts of your week: the tools you pay for, the jobs you or your staff repeat, the things that go wrong often enough that you've stopped noticing. I'm not pitching anything on this call, just listening.

Then I build you a short report. It ranks your quick wins by effort versus impact, so you can see what's worth doing first at a glance. Each recommendation names a real tool, what it costs, how long it takes to set up, and roughly how many hours a week it gives back.

We get on a second call and I walk you through it. You leave with a 4-day quick-start plan: one action a day, ten minutes or less, so you're using it before the week is out.

What you leave with

  • A written report ranking your quick wins by effort versus impact
  • Specific tool recommendations, each with its real cost and the hours it saves you
  • A 4-day quick-start plan, ten minutes a day, to get the first win live fast
  • A review call where we go through all of it together, live

Who this is for

Owners and operators already paying for AI and using it a few times a week, who suspect there's more there and don't want to guess. Two to twenty people. If you're one person wearing every hat, this is the right starting point.

Who this isn't for

Anyone looking to buy a finished piece of software or have something built for them here. This assessment recommends tools, it doesn't build anything, and I don't sell a revenue guarantee.

What stays true

If I can't find you at least 5 hours a week you could get back with AI, you get your $999 back. That's the whole guarantee. And if I think AI isn't the right move for your business right now, I'll tell you that instead of taking the work.

Book an assessment
How long does it take?
The call is 45 minutes. You'll have the report and the review call within a couple of weeks, and I'll give you the exact date when we talk.
Do I need to prepare anything?
No. Come as you are. The mess is the useful part.
What's the guarantee, exactly?
If I can't find at least 5 hours a week of reclaimable time, you get the full $999 back. The only thing you can lose is 45 minutes.
Will you build the tools into my business for me?
Not as part of this. The assessment tells you exactly what to buy and how to set it up yourself. If you'd rather have help implementing it, that's a separate conversation once you've seen the report.
What if the answer is "your problem isn't AI"?
Then that's what the report says. I've written that report before.
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Workshops

A full day with your team, hands-on, inside your own tools and your own accounts.

What happens

No slides about the future of work. We open your actual email, your actual documents, your actual calendar, and we work.

Morning: everyone writes the business brief together, so the AI stops giving generic answers to your team the same way it stopped giving them to you.

Afternoon: we pick one real job your team does every week and build it into a system, with the verification step in it from the start.

By the end of the day it runs. Everybody in the room has done it with their own hands at least once.

What your team leaves with

  • One working system, live in your own accounts, not a demo
  • The business brief document, written by them so they'll actually use it
  • The habit of checking anything customer-facing before it goes out
  • The ability to change all of it without calling me

Who this is for

Teams where AI has quietly shown up already and nobody has agreed on how it's used. Also teams where one person is enthusiastic and everyone else is nervous. That room is normal and it's the one I like most.

I've run this for travel advisors, parish staff, and marketing teams. Non-technical rooms are the default, not the exception.

What stays true

Nobody leaves dependent on me. That's the point of the day, and it's why I teach you to build it instead of building it for you while you watch.

Ask about a workshop
How many people?
Small enough that everyone gets hands on a keyboard. Past a couple of dozen it stops being a workshop and starts being a talk.
Does it work if my team has never used AI?
Yes. Sharon was 65, called herself non-techy, and was certain this wasn't for her. She left with a working email routine she still runs.
In person or remote?
Both work. In person is better for the nervous room.
Do we need special software?
No. We use what you already pay for. If you're not paying for anything yet, I'll tell you the one thing to buy and nothing else.
What does it cost?
Depends on the size of the room and whether it's on site. Ask me and I'll give you a number the same week.

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Not what tool you're curious about. The thing in your week that keeps costing you.