AI Won't Replace You.
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AI Will.

No. Pricing is as simple as it gets: a flat $200 per 1-hour Zoom session, paid before each session. There's no retainer, no setup fee, no subscription, and no minimum number of sessions. You only ever pay for the sessions you actually book.

Each $200 session is a live Zoom call where I remote into your computer and we work together. You watch, ask questions, and learn how to actually use AI in your business while I build. We set things up properly, configure Claude, install and integrate Obsidian, build agents and workflows, whatever your session plan calls for. Many sessions naturally run a bit over the hour because we don't want to stop in the middle of something important. If a session goes over a little, no problem - I do not charge you extra. I'm not here to nickel-and-dime you, but my time is valuable. If sessions go over too long, I will ask you for additional payment.

It depends entirely on where you're starting and what you're building, every project is different and there's no fixed number. If you already have a base, a few sessions ($600-$1,000) may get you there. If you're starting from scratch, budget realistically for 5-10 sessions or more, the Obsidian vault alone can take 1-2 sessions to set up correctly. Add about $100-200/month for a serious Claude plan, and Obsidian is free. Beyond the $200/hour rate there are no retainers, no setup fees, no upsells, and no monthly fee to me. You only pay for the sessions you book.

Yes. The same Iron Man-style command center I run my own business on can be built with you through this coaching service. Depending on how complex you want it, how many panels, integrations, AI agents, voice tools, and custom workflows. It usually takes more than a few sessions to build a full Jarvis-grade command center, but it's absolutely possible. We start with your foundation, then layer in the bridge piece by piece across sessions. If you'd rather have it built FOR you as a single done-for-you package instead, that's a separate service, see the Command Center section above for that option.

Yes. We are a GoHighLevel agency, building automations, workflows, and integrations on GHL is what we do every day. During coaching sessions we can wire your GHL account directly into your Claude setup so your AI can read leads, update contacts, trigger workflows, send messages, and operate inside your CRM. The same applies to most major CRMs (HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, Close, and others), if there's an API or webhook, we can integrate it. Your CRM stops being a data silo and starts working as part of your AI system.

Yes. Email (Gmail, Outlook), calendar (Google, Microsoft, Calendly), Google Drive / Docs / Sheets, Notion, Slack, ClickUp, Airtable, and most major business apps can all be wired into your Claude setup. If it has an API or an MCP server, it can connect. We set up integrations during sessions based on what your business actually uses every day, so your AI lives inside your real workflow instead of in a separate tab.

Honestly? It depends, and I won't pretend otherwise. Every project is completely different and there is no set rule for how long it takes. If you already have some foundation in place, a handful of sessions may do it. If you're starting from scratch, it's very possible it takes 5-10 sessions or more depending on your needs, just setting up your Obsidian vault correctly can take 1-2 sessions on its own. Some sessions are hours of me typing terminal commands, integrating different systems and tools, and troubleshooting when AI does something unpredictable and things break. That's the real work of building this properly. You book and pay $200 for sessions only when you want them, no minimum and no maximum, but please come in expecting a real build, not a one-and-done setup.

Because no two projects are the same and I can't honestly predict the exact scope before we start. One session can be hours of terminal commands, API wiring, and integrating tools; the next we might lose time because AI did something unexpected or an integration broke and we have to troubleshoot live. An hourly rate is the only fair way to price work that genuinely varies that much. You pay for the time we actually spend, and nothing you don't use. My time is valuable. I will always work as fast as I possibly can, but if you're on a tight budget and you'll be watching the clock minute by minute, please don't hire me. You'll be stressed and I won't be able to do my best work. If you understand that good setups take the time they take, we'll be a great fit.

Whatever time you grab on my calendar is yours. Pick any open slot that works for you and it's booked, no back-and-forth. I keep my calendar current and work nights and weekends too, so if you can see the time, you can book it.

Sessions are non-refundable if you cancel inside 48 hours or no-show. I block my calendar for you and turn down other work for that hour. If you reschedule with at least 48 hours notice, the payment carries over to the new time. Cancel or no-show inside that window and the session is forfeit.

I've spent the last 6+ years running HighLevel agencies and building AI and automation systems inside financial services and small business. I work in Claude and Obsidian every single day, and the setup I teach is the same one I run my own business on, not theory I'm testing on you. If you want to see receipts before we start, just ask and I'll show you what I'm running.

Yes, and I'm very responsive. If you send me an email or text I typically respond within minutes, and I don't charge you for simple questions. Often, if it's something I can show better than I can explain, I'll record a quick Loom video walking you through the solution and email it back to you within a few hours. If something needs more involved hands-on time, we can schedule another 1-on-1 session. The point is: you're never on your own between calls.

Yes, no extra cost. If multiple people in your business need to be part of the AI rollout, bring them on the Zoom. Sessions are billed at a flat $200 regardless of how many people are watching and learning. Two heads watching the same build is often better than one.

Yes. Everything we discuss is confidential. If your business requires a mutual NDA, send it before we start and I'll review and sign it. Your data, customer information, and business strategies stay between us. Recordings are sent only to you.

No, you don't need it before we start, if you don't have one we set it up together on your first session. But you should plan for a real Claude plan as a cost of doing business with AI. The $20/month Claude Pro plan runs out of capacity fast and isn't realistic for the kind of work we'll do (long projects, big context, agent workflows). The $100/month plan is the practical floor, and the $200/month plan is what I actually recommend. It removes the usage limits that get in your way once you start working seriously.

That's actually who this is built for. You don't need to write code or use a terminal. I drive your computer through remote screen-share while you watch and learn. The whole point is that you don't have to figure out the technical pieces. I do that part, and I teach you the patterns so you can repeat them yourself.

Works on both. I use Mac myself, but everything we set up runs on Mac, Windows, and Linux. Claude is web-based. Obsidian runs on all three. Remote login works with any computer and any operating system. Your current hardware isn't a blocker. We can do plenty of meaningful work with whatever you've already got.

That said, if you're shopping for a new machine and you're serious about AI long-term, here's my honest recommendation: Apple Silicon (M-series chips) are genuinely great for local LLMs. Aim for at least an M4 chip with 32GB of unified memory. That's the sweet spot where you can comfortably run local models at decent speeds. 64GB opens things up even more for bigger models and heavier workloads. I'd avoid the base 16GB configurations if local AI is part of your long-term plan. You'll outgrow it quickly.

Yes. We use standard tools like Zoom remote control or AnyDesk. You watch the entire time, you can end the session in one click, and you enter any passwords yourself. I never see or store them. The connection is encrypted and ends when the call does.

Yes. Every session is recorded and sent to you to keep. Rewatch them any time. Most clients go back to recordings when they're trying to repeat a setup themselves.

For business automation work, Claude is the most capable model right now, longest context windows, best reasoning, strongest coding, and the cleanest MCP and tool ecosystem for connecting to your business systems. We can integrate ChatGPT or Gemini too if you prefer, but Claude is what I recommend and what I use myself for the kind of systems we're building together. You're getting my honest opinion based on what actually performs.

Because big consultancies bill for slide decks, account managers, and account executives. You're paying me directly for hands-on time on your computer. There's no overhead, no junior staff handed your project, no white-glove sales process. Same outcome (often better, because it's actually built), much less money.

A course teaches generic concepts. This builds your specific business's AI foundation, live, on your machine, with you watching. By the end you have working systems plus the skills to build the next one yourself. Courses teach. This does both: builds AND teaches.

Any business doing knowledge work: agencies, consultants, coaches, insurance agents, real estate operators, ecommerce founders, SaaS owners, content creators, financial advisors. If your work involves writing, research, customer communication, content, sales, or operations. AI can fast-track it. This program shows you how.

Obsidian is a local knowledge app where notes link together. We use it as your second brain, a private, searchable store of everything about your business that lives on your machine, not someone else's cloud. When it's wired into your LLM, Claude gets long-term memory of your operation. The more it knows about your business, the more useful it becomes. It's the missing piece between "I use AI" and "AI knows my business."

Yes. Everything we build is yours and runs on your machine with your own accounts. There's no monthly subscription to me. Your Claude, Obsidian, integrations, and workflows keep working as long as you pay for those services directly. When Claude releases updates, your setup usually just gets better automatically. If something breaks months later, you can either fix it yourself with what you learned, watch your session recordings, or come back for a session.

Yes. That's the entire point. You're not just buying a setup. You're watching it get built, learning the patterns, and asking questions in real time. However many sessions your build takes, the goal is the same: by the end you can run with it on your own and build the next thing yourself.