Fifteen minutes, no pitch deck
Book a call
I’ll ask what a normal week looks like for you. If I think I can save you real time, I’ll tell you how. If I don’t, I’ll say that too and we’ll both get on with our day.
Pick a time
Grab whatever slot works. It goes straight on my calendar.
Evenings and weekends are usually open too. I run a hauling company, so I get it.
Or skip the scheduling
Honestly, most people would rather just call. That works better anyway.
If I don’t pick up I’m on a job. Text me and I’ll get back to you same day.
What I’ll ask you
So you can think about it beforehand if you want, though you really don’t have to:
- Walk me through a normal Tuesday
- What part of the week eats the most time that isn’t actually the work?
- How do you quote a job right now?
- What software have you bought that nobody uses?
- Who else would be in the room, and what do they do all day?
What I won’t do
- Send you a proposal you didn’t ask for
- Put you on a drip email sequence
- Call you eleven times
- Pretend this is right for you if it isn’t
Prices are already on the site. You don’t have to get on a call to find out what this costs, which is how most people in this business do it. They’re here.