The short version

Hospitality first. Then property operations at growing real estate companies (June Homes, Anyplace, Local Business Partners). Most recently, AI Adoption Advisor at Vendoroo, where I worked directly with about sixty independent property management companies, helping them figure out which AI workflows would actually save them time and which were noise.

One Less Thing is what I built after seeing the same gap over and over: small business owners who knew AI could help them but had nobody who would sit down, scope a single workflow tightly enough to ship in a week, and build it in plain language they understood.

The path

How I think about this work

Most AI consulting promises transformation. I think that's the wrong frame for small business. You don't need a transformation. You need three or four annoying tasks taken off your plate so you can run your business instead of being run by it.

A workflow is not a strategy. It's a piece of plumbing. It does one thing, every time, without asking. The best one is the one you forget exists after the second week because it just runs.

"I build you one workflow. It saves you real time. That's the whole pitch."

What I won't do

I won't sell you a workflow you don't need. If we get on the discovery call and the answer is "you should hire a part-time bookkeeper, not buy automation," I'll say that.

I won't lock you in. Everything I build is yours. The Zapier account is yours. The Airtable base is yours. The prompts are yours. You can change them, take them, or hand them to someone else.

I won't oversell the technology. AI is a useful tool for specific tasks. It is not magic. The workflows I build are narrow on purpose because narrow workflows actually work.

The credentials version

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Where I am

San Diego, California. Ocean Beach. The business runs from here. The workflow builds happen anywhere your business is.