One hour a week, on your real business.
Delicious Automations · built with you
I am the architect, but we're both the builders.
Andrew Sponsler · Life and Business Architect
Automate everything that isn’t your magic.
Great automation doesn’t let you do more. It helps you feel more.
This is for people who run a business with revenue.
Pull up a chair.
Tell me what’s chewing up your time.
Exactly what happens next.
- You raise a hand.Book the thirty minutes below, or take the Menu and a read written for you lands in your inbox in about two minutes.
- I read it myself.Before we talk I read your answers, your site and your Instagram. Yes or no, with reasoning either way.
- Thirty minutes, on Zoom.You tell me what’s chewing up your time and I give you my honest read: what I’d build first, what to skip, what’s about to waste your month. That plan is yours to keep whether we work together or not. If it’s a fit, I send the invoice from there. If it isn’t, I say so on the call.
Thirty minutes, on Zoom. I hold three of these a week.
Here’s exactly what happens. Your phone rings in about a minute. It’s Cassie, my digital assistant, and she’ll say so up front. She asks two questions, offers you three real openings on my calendar, and books the one you pick while you’re on the line. The Zoom invite is in your inbox before you hang up.She asks two questions and finds you a time next week; the invite is in your inbox before you hang up. If you’d rather not, say “stop” and she’s gone.
Leave a number and Cassie calls inside a minute, asks two questions, and puts a time on my real calendar while you’re on the line. Or take the Menu, and a read written for you lands in your inbox in about two minutes.
One way to eat, for now.
This is for people with revenue.
Andrew’s map has three legs: escape the cage, automate the bullsh*t, devour life.
Where are you on it?
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F*ck the system back
You’ve been handed rules, so game the system.
Still inside the paycheck.
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Create your game
Automate everything that isn’t your magic.
You already run something with revenue. The busywork is chewing up your time.
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Build a delicious life
A slow dinner with those people. That’s what we’re building for.
The systems run. Now the life.
I run my own life on this. Here’s what’s actually running.
- A comms brainEvery message, call and thread across my phones and workspaces pulled into one queryable store, deduped, with media transcribed on-device.
- A knowledge base my agents actually readMy clients, offers, people, voice and numbers in one place, so I never re-explain my business to a model. The public version is a free product.
- A meetings engineRecordings auto-transcribed, distilled, filed, and turned into follow-ups and content seeds. This conversation would go through it.
- A writing departmentAgents that draft my daily letters from what actually happened that day, in my words, pulled from my own messages, not invented.
- A relationship engineSurfaces who I owe a follow-up, what they told me they wanted, and when it went quiet.
- This funnelThe quiz you may have just taken, four segmented email journeys behind it, and the analytics rig underneath, built solo, in about a week.
Every one of these is a system I built for myself first, and every one of them I can open on a screen-share.
The call you just got is one of them.
Agency.
No one is coming to save you. You’re free. Act like it.
Presence.
A slow dinner with those people. That’s what we’re building for.
Refusal.
We refuse to choose between money and joy.
Optimize for goosebumps on a Tuesday.
The first one lands today. Then most mornings.