AI Initiator · where your week actually goes
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Everybody gets the same 168 hours.
Sleep, work, family, fun, the drive home. Nobody gets a 169th hour.
Fifty-six go to sleep.
Eight a night, allegedly. If you're actually getting eight, you're doing better than most owners I talk to.
Another fifty-two are your personal life.
Groceries. Friends. Sunshine. Dinner that isn't at your desk. The hobby you keep meaning to get back to.
Thirty-eight go to the work that actually pays.
Serving customers. Doing the thing you're good at. The reason you started this.
Twenty-two disappear into the same mundane tasks. Every week.
Follow-ups you meant to send. Invoices. Scheduling. Asking for reviews. Work that has to happen, and never gets any faster.
We take those 22 hours apart, one task at a time.
For every task, one question: does a person actually have to do this? When the answer is no, I find the tool that can do it instead, and we set it up together.
Most owners get about seven hours back. Every week.
That's most of a workday, every week. If I can't find you at least five, you don't pay me anything.
The setup is yours, and you already know how to run it.
You set it up with me, so nothing about it is a black box. You own the logins, and there's no retainer keeping it running. The tools bill you directly, usually $20 to $60 a month total, and you can cancel any of them without asking me.
Find your seven hours.
We spend 45 minutes going through your real week the way this page just did, with your actual tasks instead of squares. You get a plain list of what to hand off first, what each tool costs, and how long it takes to set up. Flat $999, and if I can't find you five hours, you don't pay.