What it does · Daily brief
Your second brain to brief you every morning.
One page at 6:58 AM: what moved, what stalled, what’s due, and the two things that actually need you. Built on your second brain.
Live Tuesday, September 8, and recorded. Limited seats.
01 / The problem
Six tabs to learn that nothing moved.
Every morning you assemble the same picture by hand: inbox, bank, pipeline, calendar, job board, spreadsheet. Most days the news is that there is no news, and finding that out took the first hour.
Dashboards don’t come to you. You visit them, log in, scan, and repeat, six times before coffee.
Half the interruptions in your day are status questions: people asking about things that haven’t moved since yesterday, and you doing the same to your own team.
The item that genuinely needed you today sat on tab five, below the fold. You found it at 4pm.
So the business runs on your vigilance, and vigilance doesn’t take vacations.
The brain checks everything overnight and hands you one page at 6:58: what moved, what stalled, what’s due, and the two things that actually need you.
02 / How it works
From your brain to done.
Not another standalone tool with its own login and its own amnesia: this is a capability wired into the brain that already knows your business.
Step 1
It watches while you sleep
Inbox, pipeline, jobs, deadlines, the numbers you care about: everything you’ve connected gets checked overnight.
Step 2
It ranks by what matters
Your rules decide what’s a headline and what’s a footnote. The drifting number gets one line, not a spreadsheet.
Step 3
One page, your format
Read it with coffee: the two that need you, the five that are handled, the dates inside a week.
Step 4
Every line is a handle
Each item links to a draft, a file, or a task. The brief reads like a to-do list that did half of itself overnight.
03 / In your business
Same capability. Your world.
Contractors
Yesterday’s closed jobs, today’s crew schedule, and the stale-quote list, at 5:30 if that’s when your day starts.
For contractors and home-service businesses →
Sales
Deals that moved, deals nine days quiet, and the follow-ups already drafted for both.
For founders and small sales teams →
Insurance
Renewals inside sixty days with premium jumps flagged, before the client calls asking.
For independent insurance agents and small agencies →
Bookkeeping
Which clients closed, which are waiting on documents, which bank feeds broke overnight.
For bookkeepers and small accounting firms →
Advisory
Today’s meetings prepped, the market questions clients will ask, and the two households needing attention.
For financial advisors →
Property mgmt
Overnight maintenance triaged, delinquencies staged, and the owner call worth making first.
For property managers and at-scale landlords →
04 / What you get
What you walk away with.
Your foundation goes live at the seminar; this capability gets built on top of it after, with us in the live sessions or done for you. Once it’s on, this is what runs every day:
- One page at the hour your day starts: 6:58, or 5:30 if you’re in the trades.
- Your rules pick the headlines; a drifting number gets one line, not a spreadsheet.
- Every line is a handle: tap through to the draft, the file, or the task behind it.
- The ‘any update?’ loop ends, in both directions.
05 / Permissions
It does what you tell it to do.
Give it as many permissions or as few as you want. You decide what it handles on its own, what waits for your tap, and what it never touches. Start with everything passing through you, hand over the routine as it earns trust, and tighten or loosen any of it anytime. This is how we set it up on day one, and every line of it is yours to change:
- It reads only what you’ve connected, and shows you exactly what that is.
- Headlines follow your rules, not an algorithm’s mood.
- No surprise actions at 6:58: the brief proposes; you dispose.
- One page means one page.
06 / The offer
Two ways to get one.
Build it with us in a room, or hand us the keys. Either way you end up with a second brain that knows your business.
Done with you
The Seminar
$2,000one time · then $100/mo
$2,000 today reserves your seat. Your first month of membership comes with it, so the $100/mo starts October 8 and you can cancel anytime.
Next seminar
Tuesday, September 8
1:00 to 5:00 PM ET · online and live
Recorded, so it stays yours whether or not you make it live. Limited seats.
You leave with
- Your second brain, running: the memory loaded with your business, your voice, and the working basics, built with you in the room
- Every tool and template we use, yours to keep
- The exact system we use ourselves, and the map of what to add next
The $100/mo keeps it growing
- Live sessions where the next capabilities get built: email, content, posting, research
- Every session recorded and documented, so you can follow along and build at your own pace
- Your questions answered by people who’ve already built theirs
- Accountability, and a community building alongside you
- Month to month, cancel anytime
Done for you
The Custom Build
Customquoted after an audit of your business
Want it done for you? That’s its own engagement, priced on top of the seminar. We audit your business, quote the work, then design and build the system around how your operation actually runs, integrated with the tools you already use.
- Starts with an audit: your business, your systems, what actually needs building
- Quoted up front, one capability or the entire system
- Built by the team that runs on it themselves, every day
- Delivered running, with you and your team trained on it
- Ongoing support if you want it
The seminar sets the foundation. Every capability after that (email management, content creation, posting, document work) you add one of three ways: build it with us in the live sessions, follow the recordings and docs at your own pace, or have us build it for you, quoted separately.
Questions
Can I change what’s in it?
It’s your brief. Tell it once, “stop showing me X, always lead with Y,” and tomorrow’s edition obeys.
When does it arrive?
Whenever you say: 6:58, 5:30, Sunday evening for the week ahead. It’s your paper; you set the print run.
Email, text, or what?
Wherever you actually read: email, text, or waiting in the chat when you open it.
What should a daily business brief include?
What moved, what stalled, what’s due within a week, money in and out, and the one or two items that genuinely need you. Everything else is a footnote, which is exactly why it fits on a page.
Your first brain got you here.
The second one takes the busywork, holds the memory, and never clocks out. Done with you, or done for you.
Want it done for you instead? We audit, quote, and build. Talk to us.