I automate your biggest business bottlenecks in 30 days and save you at least 15 to 20 hours/week (or you don’t pay)
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Early on I'd panic if a client went quiet for 3 days.
Usually meant they were busy, not unhappy.
Most problems I stressed about never existed.
Best marketing I ever did: free 10-min consult calls.
People booked to “pick my brain”.
Half became subscribers, a few became clients.
Been a while since I Posted, excited to be back and share a heap a content with you all!
What's new with you?
I'm COMMITTING to @tyromper's challenge for October.
Posting every day of October with updates.
Following along here 👇
Anybody wanna COMMIT doing this with me in October?!
•Walk 10,000 + steps a day.
•Read at least one chapter of the Bible.
•Write 2 things you're GRATEFUL.
•Zero alcohol, weed or drugs.
•Write a gratitude letter to someone from your past that's impacted your life.
•Eat real/whole foods 90% of the time.
•Pray daily for your family, church leaders, national leaders, community leaders.
•Listen to ONLY CHRISTIAN MUSIC.
Sober October + lock in with the Holy Spirit.
I thought I needed fancy ads to grow.
In reality, my first 5 clients came from old 9-5 contacts.
Cheaper than Facebook.
A photographer client used to copy-paste shoot details into a Word doc for every booking.
We turned it into an Airtable form.
20 min admin dropped to 2 mins flat.
Truth: I once built a full automation for a mate, then worried he’d hate it.
He loved it. Paid me early.
Most of my stress was imaginary.
Built my first mailing list by hand. 37 people.
All came from ex-colleagues I called up and offered 10 min of free ops advice.
Every tradie I know says the same thing... paperwork kills their evenings and family time
Automating quote → invoice saved one of them 6 hrs a week.
I used to panic when a client didn’t reply for 48 hrs.
Now I assume they’re busy.
Funny how much smoother projects feel when you stop inventing disasters.
Best marketing I ever did: free 10-min consult calls.
People booked to “pick my brain”.
Half became subscribers, a few became clients.
A local accountant spent 3 hrs/day re-typing bank feeds into Xero.
We built a Zap. Now it’s 12 min.
That’s 14 hrs a week he got back.
I thought I needed fancy ads to grow.
In reality, my first 5 clients came from old 9-5 contacts.
Cheaper than Facebook.
I once spent 90 minutes fixing an error that cost $0.
Meanwhile invoices worth $12k sat unsent.
That’s when I started stressing less.
Half my early clients came from old workmates.
Didn’t pitch them. Just showed what I was building, asked what annoyed them at work.
Turns out frustration is the best sales funnel.
This year I stopped stressing about things outside my control.
Funny part: nothing fell apart.
Clients still paid. Projects still shipped.
The only thing that changed was the knot in my chest.