The work youkeep postponing, alreadybuilt.
It is Thursday evening. The proposal for the client you met on Monday is still a blank document, the newsletter has not gone out in five weeks, and three enquiries are sitting in your inbox waiting for a reply you will write at eleven at night.
Content & Communication
Client intake summary
Ninety minutes of after-hours writing, returned as fifteen minutes of review.
# Client intake summary ## Input Notes from a first meeting, in any order. ## Method 1. Separate facts from impressions. 2. Identify the matter and the exposure. 3. Write the summary in the firm's voice. ## Output A one-page summary, ready for review.
Four hours a week on writing you resent. Two enquiries a month that cool before you answer them. A marketing rhythm that starts every January and stops every February.
The work is not lost because you lack ability. It is lost because it has no system, so it competes with billable hours and loses.
A library of documentedsystems you install anduse the same day.
Each skill is a written procedure with a defined input, a defined method and a defined output. You give it the context of your business, it produces the finished piece a proposal, a reply, a campaign plan, a report.
The collection is organised in six domains, so you find the one you need by the problem you have, not by browsing.
A solo employment lawyer, on retainerwork she used to dread.
A composite example, drawn from how these systems are used in practice.
Before
Before: client intake summaries took her about ninety minutes each, written after hours, and her firm's newsletter had been dormant since spring.
The change
She installed the intake summary skill and two from Marketing & Visibility, and gave them her tone and her standard clauses.
After
After: intake summaries now come back in under fifteen minutes for review, the newsletter goes out fortnightly, and two former clients returned in the first quarter after reading it.
What it returns.
Price the hour you bill. If your time is worth €120 and the library recovers two hours a week, the one-time purchase is repaid in the first week and the membership in a single morning each month.
If it produces one proposal that wins one client, the arithmetic stops being about hours.
Skip ahead.
A library of documented systems you install and use the same day.
The full collection, across six domains
Complete written documentation for every skill
Downloadable archives ready to install
Curated sector collections for Legal, Finance, IT, Clinics & Aesthetics
Business tools that produce finished deliverables from a short form with membership
New skills and tools added monthly with membership
Free browsing of every skill's documentation before you decide
One skill open in full as a sample, no account required
Questions, answered.
No. You download a file, place it where your assistant reads it, and describe your business once. If you can attach a document to an email, you can do this.
The domains are functions every business has writing, marketing, enquiries, proposals, admin, research. The sector collections show how the same skills adapt to a practice like yours.
Written documentation and an installable archive for each skill in the collection, immediately after purchase, inside your account.
Yes. Buy the library once and your purchase is credited toward membership whenever you decide you want the monthly additions and the tools.
Your account holds your name, role and purchases. Your business context stays with you and your assistant we never receive it.
One-time gives you the library as it stands today, permanently. Membership gives you everything plus what arrives each month, and the tools inside the members' area.
€149 once, or €39 a month
One-time: the full library as it stands today, yours forever, without future additions. Membership: everything, plus new skills and tools added monthly €39 monthly or €290 yearly. Upgrade anytime your purchase is credited toward membership.
Fourteen-day refund on the one-time purchase. Cancel membership at any time; access runs to the end of the period you paid for.
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