You've spent more hours researching AI than implementing it.
That's not a you problem. It's a trust problem.
4 steps. 2 weeks. A diagnostic with nothing to sell you. It tells you exactly where technology makes you money, and where to stop losing it.
Sound familiar?
It's Tuesday. 11 PM.
You're three pages deep into a Reddit thread titled "Best AI tools for small business 2026."
You've got a Notion doc somewhere with 12 tools bookmarked. Two free trials you forgot to cancel. An AI conversation from last month where you asked it to "help me automate my invoicing" and got a generic answer that helped nobody.
Meanwhile, your business runs the same way it ran two years ago.
Not because you're behind. You built this thing from nothing: real revenue, a small team, clients who trust you because you do the work.
But here's what keeps eating at you:
- You've played with AI. Tried a few prompts, wrote some emails, summarized a doc. Cool trick. Nothing changed in how your business actually operates.
- Every AI tool you evaluate is built for companies with 50 employees and a CTO. You have five people, a dozen vendors, and a spreadsheet holding it all together.
- The last "AI consultant" who reached out wanted $12,000 for a "digital transformation roadmap." They spent 45 minutes on the latest AI tools hitting the news, never asked how your business works. Their big deliverable? A chatbot that was just ChatGPT with your FAQ page and your logo slapped on it.
- You bought that project management tool last year. Your team used it for 11 days. Now it's $49/month of digital dust.
- A competitor just posted about their "AI-powered" workflow on LinkedIn. You can't tell if it's real or performance. Either way, it's in your head now.
- And the part that actually keeps you up: your team has a limited appetite for new tools. Pick the wrong one, and they won't give you a second chance.
You're not stuck because you're lazy.
You're stuck because nobody you've talked to has earned the right to tell you what to do.
That's not a knowledge problem. It's a trust problem.
A different approach
What if someone studied how your business runs, before recommending a single tool?
Someone spends 90 minutes understanding how your business actually runs. Not your industry. YOUR business. Which tools you use, which ones collect dust, where your time disappears, what your team actually does versus what you wish they did.
Then they go away and do the analysis you don't have time for. Score every AI opportunity against four dimensions: impact on your business, likelihood of actually working for your team, speed to implement, and effort required.
A week later, you get a document. Not a 50-page PDF packed with buzzwords. A clear, prioritized list:
"Do this first. It costs $X/month. It takes 2 weeks to set up. Here's why."
"Do this second, but not until Q3. Here's why."
"Hold this one. Revisit in 6 months when the price drops and your team is ready."
And then the part you'll probably use the most: the "What to Ignore" list. Every tool, platform, and agency pitch you can safely say no to, with reasons.
Two weeks. One clear picture.
No guessing. No midnight Reddit scrolls. No five-figure invoices from people who don't know your name.
How it works
Your AI Roadmap. In 2 Weeks, Not 2 Months.
Business Snapshot
15 min, onlineBefore we ever talk, you fill out a focused questionnaire mapping your current tools, workflows, team structure, and pain points. By the time we get on a call, I already understand your setup. No wasting your first hour explaining basics.
Operations Deep-Dive
90 min, video callThis isn't a sales call. It's a diagnostic conversation. We walk through how your business actually runs: where time goes, where things break, what your team uses versus what's gathering dust. I ask the questions your last consultant didn't.
Opportunity Scoring
Behind the scenesEvery potential AI application gets scored on four dimensions: business impact, likelihood of adoption, implementation speed, and effort required from you and your team. Only high-scorers make the cut. Everything else goes on the 'ignore' list.
Your AI Roadmap
Delivered + 30-min callA prioritized plan, not a 50-page deck. What to do first, what tools to use, what they cost, realistic timelines, and a 'What to Ignore' section. Plus a follow-up call to walk through everything and make sure nothing's unclear.
Your total time investment: ~2.5 hours across 2 weeks.
Investment
The AI Readiness Diagnosis
Founding Rate
I'm opening a small number of spots at the founding rate while I build my case study library. You get the full diagnosis at half price. I get an honest review and permission to share your anonymized results. When they're gone, the price doubles.
3 spotsonly 2 remaining
What you get:
- Pre-session questionnaire (so we skip the basics and get to work)
- 90-minute 1-on-1 diagnostic deep-dive
- Custom AI Readiness Report with prioritized opportunities
- 4-dimension opportunity scoring: impact, adoption, speed, effort
- "What to Ignore" list (this alone can save you thousands)
- 30-minute follow-up call, 1 week after delivery
- The Clarity Guarantee (see below)
The Clarity Guarantee
If the diagnosis doesn't surface at least 3 specific AI opportunities for your business, with clear next steps, expected costs, and realistic timelines: full refund.
The No-BS Commitment
If at any point you feel I'm pushing a product or overselling a tool, we stop the conversation right there. Full refund, no questions. I'm not here to waste your time or mine.
Where you are now: Another night scrolling AI tool lists. Another cold email from an agency promising "10x productivity." Another month where nothing actually changes. Meanwhile, the businesses that figured this out aren't waiting for you to catch up.
Where you could be in 2 weeks: A prioritized roadmap on your desk. The exact tools that fit your business, in the right order, with real costs and real timelines. A "What to Ignore" list that protects you from the next sales pitch. And the confidence to make your next technology decision without second-guessing it.
I take on a limited number of diagnoses each month. Each one gets my full attention: no templates, no junior analysts, no shortcuts. When spots fill up, they fill up.