I chat with so many of you here entrepreneurs, managers, team leads and one thing keeps coming up: those quiet, draining repetitive tasks that steal our time and energy. A lot of that load can be lightened with some really simple automation, no need to be a tech wizard just a few accessible tools or clever shortcuts can give you back hours each week, cut down on little mistakes and create real mental space for the work you truly love. To help us all support each other on this, I put together a little free diagnostic. It’s quick (10-12 minutes), asks a few thoughtful questions about your daily routine, and sends you a personalized report that gently shows where time might be slipping away plus practical, low-stress ideas on how automation could help. If it helps even one person here breathe a little easier, that makes me happy. 😊 👉 Feel free to try it whenever you like: https://tally.so/r/KYevR8 Have any of you already set up small automations? What worked well (or didn’t)? Share your experiences, tips, and struggles we’re all here to help each other grow and make things easier together!

I've created a small tool. Not for experts nor for those who already know how to automate but for the curious.Those who feel that some things could be simpler… without really knowing where to start. For a long time automation felt unclear to me : too technical and too abstract. So I wanted to do the opposite : a calm and simple starting point without jargon. A tool that helps to: • identify what can be automated • understand without getting overwhelmed • move forward in small steps Nothing mandatory and nothing complicated. Just a first step, for those who are curious or don’t know where to start. 👉 https://tally.so/r/KYevR8

🧠 Imagine: you publish a new article on your blog... and within minutes, a complete, professional newsletter with a catchy title, an irresistible subject line, engaging body with emojis, images, links, and strong copy automatically created, beautifully formatted in branded HTML and sent to your subscribers. No manual effort, no more hours lost to repetitive tasks, just valuable content delivered consistently to your audience. This kind of gentle, helpful automation is pure gold for creators who want to focus on what matters most: creating and connecting. The flow is simple and kind to your time: - Quietly watches your RSS feed for new posts - Gently extracts the full content - Thoughtfully generates a punchy title, subject, and body with AI - Carefully wraps everything in a clean, branded HTML template - Kindly sends it out via email The result? You save hours every week, your open rates improve naturally, and your community receives regular, high-quality updates without you burning out. If you're a blogger, founder, or creator sharing knowledge regularly... and you're tired of manually repurposing your articles into newsletters... happy to share tips, ideas, or even help brainstorm a similar automation.

Here’s what most don’t realize: → It’s not about replacing humans → It’s about removing the boring parts so humans can finally do the real work When you automate, you unlock a new version of your business: ⚡ 1 hour of work becomes 10 ⚡ Clients get answers instantly ⚡ Your operations run while you sleep ⚡ You stop drowning in repetitive tasks ⚡ You actually scale instead of survive Most businesses don’t fail because of strategy, they fail because the founder is stuck doing things a robot could do better. So let me be clear: If you’re still manually collecting leads, onboarding clients, sending reports, following up, or organizing your data… you’re burning money, energy, and opportunity every single day. Automation isn’t “nice to have” anymore, it’s the new baseline. 99% of companies haven’t even scratched the surface of what’s possible with tools like Make, Zapier, n8n and AI. The ones who understand this now will dominate the next 5 years, the others will wonder why growth feels so hard.

Stat that hurts: The average founder still burns 14 hours a week on repetitive crap that any no-code tool kills in seconds. 14 hours = 91 full workdays a year. That’s basically an extra 3-month vacation you’re torching while whining you’re “too busy.” We’re talking: - Copy-pasting leads like it’s 2009 - Sending the same welcome email 50 times a day - Manually chasing invoices - Reformatting the same report every single Monday Tools that fix this cost less than your Netflix + Spotify combined. Yet most people act like automation requires a PhD in rocket surgery. So, confession time: What’s the most brain-dead task you’re STILL doing by hand in 2025?