Description

I'm the CEO of a Series A company. I'm not the engineer who ships our product. I spent a decade in cybersecurity at Unit 8200 and Microsoft, and I run the company with a set of AI systems I built myself, in the gaps between board meetings and school pickup. This is not a course, and it is not a recording. We sit down together and build the systems inside your actual stack, with your actual data, in your actual voice. You leave with things that are running. What we build: We start with your week, not with a tool. I watch how you actually work, find the three things eating the most time, and we build those first. Most people end up with some mix of: Your time back. An assistant that reads your channels and surfaces what's waiting on you. Inbox triage that sorts and drafts, so you clear it in 15 minutes. 1:1 prep that pulls context from every channel and hands you the agenda before you walk in. An open items tracker so you always know who owes you what. A morning brief that tells you what today is actually about. Your revenue. Prospect research and outreach that pulls from your CRM, personalizes per account, and drafts in your voice. Board and QBR decks built from live numbers instead of a two-day scramble. Security questionnaires and RFPs answered from your own past responses. Your data warehouse made answerable in plain English, so you stop waiting three days for a number. Your voice in the market. Content researched, drafted, and scheduled. Outreach that reads as you wrote it, because it was trained on what you actually write. And your life. I built one for my kids' school logistics and one for how our household spends money. The same method works on anything you repeat. What you actually walk away with: Working automations in your own accounts, running on a schedule, that keep working after we stop. A library of your context and your voice that every future system builds on. And the part that matters most: the ability to build the next one without me. By the end, you should be shipping your own. How it works: In our first session, we ship something live. If nothing is running by the end of it, don't book the second. Who this is for: Founders, executives, and operators who are the bottleneck in their own company, whose calendar is full, and who are done reading about AI and want it running. You do not need to write code. You do need to be willing to build in the session rather than watch. I spent ten years in security before I did this. We will decide together what each system can see, where it runs, and what it is never allowed to touch. We'll have that conversation in session one, not after something goes wrong. Ambition is rarely the problem. Capacity is.