I have a confession. I am always looking for a shortcut to the work I don't want to do.
I'm a learning scientist, a wife, and a mom of four. I work with leaders every day, and I take on a small number of one-to-one clients.
People ask how I manage all of it. The honest answer is that I stopped doing the work that doesn't need me.
Not the thinking. Not the judgment. Never that.
But the sorting, the triaging, the drafting, the pulling-together, the work that eats hours and doesn't require a doctorate to finish? I hand that to an apprentice I trained myself.
I help leaders optimize their work with AI.
Sometimes that's a single task eating hours of someone's week. Sometimes it's a process draining an entire team. The pattern is the same: work that consumes real time and doesn't require their judgment.
I take a small number of one-to-one clients at a time.
It never acts without you.
Mine has read thousands of emails and has never sent one. It drafts, sorts, summarizes, and recommends. I decide.
That rule doesn't bend, and it's the reason this works. A tool you can't trust is a tool you stop using.
Leaders and business owners with real responsibility and real constraints, where hours lost to routine work are hours not spent on the work only you can do.
Tell me what's draining you. I read every one of these personally, and I reply myself.