Computer stuff
Research, spreadsheets, data cleanup, basic marketing, organizing information, and the half-finished project glaring at you from another tab.
A ridiculously simple experiment
You have more things that need doing than time to do them. Give me the list. I’ll start knocking things off.
$100 total. Not per hour.
Founding bundle
The whole pitch
I’m testing a simple idea: business owners usually have a pile of useful work sitting somewhere between “I should do that” and “maybe next week.”
No complicated packages. No six-step discovery process. No pretending every loose end needs a strategy deck.
For one hundred dollars, you get five hours of my help. Use them across multiple tasks. Use fifteen minutes now and an hour next week. I’ll track the time and keep you updated on what’s left.
When the five hours are done, we stop—or, if you want me to keep helping, I’ll give you a custom quote based on the work you actually need.
Simple on purpose.
Put me to work
The annoying, overdue, scattered, or slightly random work that keeps stealing your attention.
Research, spreadsheets, data cleanup, basic marketing, organizing information, and the half-finished project glaring at you from another tab.
Customer follow-up, calls, outreach, appointment setting, and the conversations that keep slipping to tomorrow.
Errands, organizing, local projects, and in-person work when the best tool for the job is simply showing up.
How it works
Five hours of Christian for $100.
Start with the things you keep putting off.
You get progress and a running time balance.
Why so affordable?
“I’d rather become useful inside real businesses than sit around guessing what business owners need.”
This is a one-time introductory bundle. You get an unusually good deal. I get to learn where I’m most useful. Everybody leaves with more information—and your list gets shorter.
That’s really it
Tell me you want a bundle and we’ll choose the first thing to knock out.
Get the 5-hour bundleCloses Thursday, September 3 at 4:24 PM EDT.
Not sure you need five hours? Ask me about the 2-hour trial for $50.