I made two simple changes to 4x my business in 6 months. I put more effort into working with bigger customers and made sure delivery was flawless. But asking for referrals has been a gamechanger. Make sure you're doing this.

Been quiet on here recently. Too busy making bank.

If I see anymore tweets about GTP4 and the capabilities and projects people have started in the first 48 hours.... I'm going to read them all and subscribe to all your stuff.

New responsibilities. New reasons to succeed. New motivations.

I'm back bitches

After 20 years in sales, I've learned that the best salespeople aren't the ones who work hardest - they're the ones who automate the repetitive stuff so they can focus on relationships. Now I help SMBs do exactly that with AI automation. What manual process is eating your time?

Trying something new. Building automations in public. Expect mistakes. If you have a tedious task, send it my way. I’ll try to break it.

Built a quick n8n workflow: new lead → instant email + CRM update. Took 30 minutes, saves hours. Anyone else using n8n for small wins?

Manual follow-ups are the worst. I’m testing a workflow to handle them for me. First attempt: sent the same email to everyone. Second attempt: didn’t send anything. It’s progress. What’s your most annoying repetitive task? I’m collecting ideas for what to break and fix next.

n8n is my go-to for automations. It’s free and lets me build weird stuff. Sometimes it works first time. Sometimes it doesn’t work even 5th time. Yesterday, I spent an hour chasing down a missing comma. Anyone else learning by trial and error? Tell me your “I broke it” story.

Automated my sales follow-ups: leads logged, emails sent, CRM updated, all without manual work. No more lost leads. Want to see how it works?

Working on AI voice agents for lead qualification and reminders. Not phone systems - just smart assistants. Would you use one for routine calls?

Automation isn’t about replacing people. It’s about getting rid of boring tasks so you can do better work. What would you hand off to a robot?

Biggest workflow mistake: trying to automate everything at once. Start small, fix one pain point. What would you automate first?

First time I watched an automation run end-to-end with zero manual work, I was hooked. What was your “aha” moment?

Got a process that’s eating up time? Let’s map it out and see if automation can help. DM me or reply if you’re interested.

Trying something new: syncing my Zoom call notes straight into Hubspot. No more copying, no more “where did I put that?” If it works, I’ll save myself a headache every single day. Anyone else tried this?

n8n is the crowd favorite for automation right now. What tool are you betting on, and why?

My automation checklist: What are you replacing? Who owns it if it fails? How do you know it’s working?

I once built a workflow that looked perfect on paper. First week, it broke because I forgot to account for a bank holiday in the calendar. Lesson and self slap on the wrist: always test your automations with real-world edge cases before you trust them.