What do you actually do?

I sit across the table from you, figure out where your time is being wasted or your decisions are being slowed down, and build a practical AI system you can actually use starting this week. I'm not a software vendor. I'm an advisor who works in person.

Do you build the software?

No. I'm an advisor, not a development shop. I figure out what you need, design the system, and help you set it up on your actual accounts. If you need someone to build custom software after that, I'll tell you who to call.

How is this different from a free Google workshop?

A workshop teaches concepts to a room of people. I work with you specifically — your workflow, your accounts, your actual constraints. You leave with something working, not a slide deck.

How is this different from an agency?

An agency runs your marketing for you and sends a monthly report. I install a system you run yourself. No ongoing dependency, no retainer, no vendor relationship. The goal is for you to not need me.

Do I need to be technical?

No. My clients are realtors and small business owners, not developers. You drive the clicks; I direct the work. No technical background required or expected.

What does it cost to start?

The 15-minute assessment is free. The Personal AI Jumpstart is $75. From there, engagements are scoped and priced based on your situation. I'll give you a clear number before any commitment.

Do you work outside Pittsburgh?

My focus is in-person work in the Greater Pittsburgh area — South Hills, Mt. Lebanon, Canonsburg, Bridgeville, and surrounding communities. That's intentional. In-person work produces better results for the type of advisory I do.

Business Operating System Sprint for Solo Operators

Build the business behind your expertise.

You have the skills. You have the clients. What you do not have is a business that runs like one. The Business Operating System Sprint builds the infrastructure around your expertise: your offers, your client journey, your operating stack, your AI-enabled workspace, and your launch plan. Fixed scope. Four to six weeks. You own everything when we are done.

Who this is for

Independent consultants, coaches, and advisors formalizing a practice. First-time founders who have clients but not a business. Transitioning corporate professionals building a solo practice. Executive coaches, fractional executives, and service professionals who need a real operating foundation.

What you get

Six deliverable areas, each documented and owned by you at handoff:

Business architecture — Define your ideal client, positioning, priorities, and the decisions that shape the operating model.
Offers and pricing — Create a clear offer catalog, pricing logic, scope boundaries, and buyer path.
Client journey — Map inquiry, qualification, proposal, onboarding, delivery, invoicing, and follow-up.
Minimum viable stack — Select the essential tools for booking, payments, documents, files, and task management, without premature complexity.
AI-enabled workspace — Install reusable context, instructions, prompts, and playbooks, typically in Claude when that is the right fit.
Launch and visibility plan — Establish public-identity requirements, initial market actions, a 90-day priority plan, and a simple scorecard.

How it works

A focused four-phase sprint with decisions, implementation, and handoff:

Align — Clarify goals, constraints, audiences, existing assets, and required decisions.
Architect — Define positioning, offers, pricing, and operating model.
Install — Build the essential workflows, client journey, and the AI workspace and reusable playbooks.
Activate — Prioritize launch actions, document ownership, and hand off the system.

Investment

Starting at $4,500. Typical sprint is 4–6 weeks. Remote or Pittsburgh-area in person. No required retainer.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this business coaching?

It combines strategy, structured decision-making, and implementation. It is a fixed-scope build engagement rather than open-ended coaching.

Do I have to use Claude?

No. AI is an enabling layer, not the product. Claude is often a strong fit for the operating workspace, but recommendations depend on your needs, tools, and data requirements.

What is included?

A typical sprint covers business architecture, offers and pricing, the client journey, the minimum viable operating stack, an AI-enabled workspace, reusable playbooks, and a launch or visibility plan. Your statement of work defines the final deliverables.

How long does it take and what does it cost?

A typical sprint runs for 4–6 weeks and starts at $4,500. Complexity, existing assets, and implementation requirements determine the final scope and fee.

Does this include legal, tax, accounting, or compliance advice?

No. The sprint can identify requirements and prepare working materials for review, but qualified professionals must provide legal, tax, accounting, medical, or compliance advice.

Is an ongoing retainer required?

No. The sprint is a fixed-scope engagement. Additional help can be scoped separately if you need it.