If you could trade one hour this week to save one hour every week for the rest of your life...
You would do it...
Right?
We're all trading time for money at the end of the day, and saved time compounds just like money: a few hours back adds up week after week, year after year. Let's start that now. I'm trading my time and experience for more reps, a chance to network locally, and a shot at earning your business if you ever want me to build any of it. So here's my free one-hour review, for 10 Columbus B2B companies:
- a one-hour call
- a one-page plan
- fixes that keep paying you back week after week
I proved it on myself. Then I scaled it across my company.
Once my own 12 hours came back, my company let me run the same playbook for the whole team: lead intake, meeting notes, follow-ups, reporting. Twenty-five people, roughly eight hours a week each.
You talk. I find where your hours are hiding. You leave with a plan.
One call, evening or weekend
I ask where your week actually goes: proposals, follow-ups, meeting notes, invoicing, reporting. You'll know most answers off the top of your head.
A one-page plan, ranked by payoff
The 5-10 things worth automating, what each saves, and what each costs. Plus one fix you can do yourself that week, free.
What to skip
Most businesses should buy less software, not more. If something is hype, the plan says so.
The numbers from firms like yours, in studies nobody paid for.
more billable hours at firms that adopted AI, in a 277-practitioner study. Month-end close: 7.5 days faster.
Journal of Accountancyof working time a year professionals report getting back with generative AI. That's six and a half weeks.
Everlaw reportthe savings when someone shows you how: trained employees save 11 hours a week, self-taught save 5.5.
St. Louis FedThe review is free. Ten slots this quarter. When they're gone, they're gone.
If you later want something built, that's a flat fee quoted up front. Founding rate for my first five Columbus clients: $499. No hourly billing, no subscription.