You left your job for freedom. Your business gave you a 70-hour week.
Build a business that works when you don't. Take a week off. Nothing breaks. Your time. Your terms.
Every decision, every client interaction, every piece of critical information runs through you. Nothing is documented. Nothing can run without you.
You've traded one boss for a thousand—every client, every deadline, every operational fire demands your attention. You can't take a real day off. You haven't had a proper holiday in years.
Revenue isn't the problem. Chaos is.
Persona → Profile → Process → Procedure → Performance. Not everything at once—the right things in the right order.
Monday calls. Wednesday office hours. 24-hour response times. Plus the 3-Week Intervention when you're stuck.
10 documented processes. A business that can run without your constant presence. Your time. Your terms.
You've built something that works. Revenue is coming in. But you're the bottleneck for everything, and there's no one at your level to think through problems with.
Your hard drive is full of programs you started but never finished. Not because the content was bad—because there was no structure to ensure execution.
The business is successful by most measures, but it's eating your life. You know systems are the answer. You've tried to build them yourself.
You're not looking for a business partner or a boss. But you've realised that even lone wolves run in packs when it matters.
Years
of process consulting with business owners
ROI
delivered for consulting clients using these frameworks
Framework
proven documentation hierarchy for solo operators
Token costs are rising and context windows are tighter than ever. Mike covers Karpathy's wiki methodology, how to set up an Obsidian knowledge base that AI can query 80% more efficiently, and how this connects to building target operating models and agent teams for solo businesses.
When you're feeding 103,000 rows to an AI tool, the context window becomes your biggest constraint. Mike walks through how to make data sets token-efficient, chunk them into manageable pieces, and use a manager review step to catch what the AI missed.
Delegation is the fastest way to save time in your business — but it comes with the highest risk because you're dealing with human beings. Mike walks through exactly what needs to be in place before you hire, and how to set both you and your new starter up for success.
Building a business that works when you don't. Practical frameworks, not productivity hacks. Your time. Your terms.