Just wrapped up another automation project, and to be honest, this one felt really good to deliver. Steven came to me with a familiar problem, he was spending too much time doing the same repetitive tasks every single day. Nothing too crazy, but enough to slow him down and drain his focus. His words were basically: “I just want this stuff to run without me babysitting it.” So I built him a workflow that kind of does exactly that. Simple input → clean automation → consistent results No stress. And seeing feedback like this afterwards… honestly, it means a lot: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️“Johnson has been really professional and very knowledgeable about the subject matter and it’s reflected on the automation workflow he created for me. I would recommend him to anyone.” I think this is why I enjoy building these systems, people get their time back, their work gets smoother, and the annoying parts disappear in the background. If you could automate one thing in your daily workflow, what would it be?

Olivia came to me with a problem that I think a lot of people can relate to. She was trying to create crypto content consistently, but the process was honestly exhausting. Ideas in one place… scripts somewhere else… images all over. Nothing too crazy, just a lot of tiny steps that kept stealing her time and energy. Every time she wanted to post, she had to repeat the same cycle: write → edit → rewrite → generate visuals → organize → format. It wasn’t difficult… just annoying. And to be honest, it was slowing her down. So I built a full automation workflow to take all that pressure off her. Now, Olivia just enters a topic and the system does the rest: - writes all her scripts (short, long, social, YouTube… everything) - creates multiple variations so she can choose her style - generates visuals to match the content - formats everything for each platform - organizes all outputs neatly - delivers a ready-to-post content package No stress. No repetitive tasks. Let’s keep it simple. Technically, here’s what I implemented: - The workflow captures her idea/topic. - AI generates all types of content around it. - Visuals are created automatically. - Everything is cleaned up, formatted, and organized. - The final bundle is delivered instantly. Olivia gets her time back, her content stays consistent, and the whole process runs on autopilot. What’s one thing you’d automate if you could?

You know that chaos when clients or teammates keep sending random files, screenshots, or updates on Telegram and before you know it, everything’s buried in chats? Yeah, that was William’s pain point. So I built this pretty simple (but powerful) flow: - Every time a message drops in Telegram, text, image, or file - it automatically uploads to Notion, - saves files in Google Drive, - logs them in Google Sheets,and - even sends a completion message back. No more digging through chat threads or chasing missing files. Everything stays organized, synced, and easy to find. Honestly, I think more teams need something like this, especially those managing clients directly from Telegram. Would you use something like this for your workflow?

Tyler was spending hours every week scraping LinkedIn, cleaning up leads, checking emails, and then manually crafting messages. Total grind. So I built this little automation for her 👇 It scrapes LinkedIn leads, cleans the data, verifies emails, and sends it all to a Google Sheet. Then an AI agent jumps in, writes a short personalized message, and automatically sends it out via Gmail 💬 Everything runs on schedule, no more tab-hopping, copy-pasting, or late-night admin sessions. Honestly, it’s the kind of simple system that saves hours every single week. If you could automate one part of your workflow right now, what would it be?

Chris runs cold outreach campaigns every week… but she was drowning in manual work. Exporting leads, checking emails, crafting messages, following up, it was eating her time and sanity. So I built her this workflow 👇 It pulls leads automatically, filters out the bad ones, grabs LinkedIn + Apollo data, writes personalized icebreakers, generates short intro videos (yep, AI videos 🎥), and sends them out, all on autopilot. What used to take hours now happens while she’s having lunch. It’s clean, consistent, and zero stress. If you were Chris, what’s the one part of your outreach you’d automate first?