Welcome. Quick orientation, then one thing I'd like you to do. Everyone in here already runs a business. You've got revenue, customers, and a week that's too full. Nobody is going to make you learn to code, and nothing in here assumes you already know what any of this stuff is called. So, the one thing. Drop a comment below with what your business does, roughly how big you are, and the single task that's eating your week. Be specific about that last part. "Admin" doesn't tell me anything. "I retype every order into QuickBooks by hand" tells me exactly where to point you first. I read every one of these and I reply myself. Not a template, not a link to a video. An actual answer for your situation. Two other things when you get a minute. There's a 90-second orientation in the Classroom under Module 1, and the Skool app is worth downloading because this reads much better on a phone. Last thing, because it sets the tone in here. We have a channel called Receipts, and the only rule in it is that every post has a number in it. Hours saved, dollars recovered, something you can actually measure. That channel is why this room will be worth your time instead of being another group you joined and muted. Harsh

One rule in this channel. Every post has a number in it. The format that works: Before: 6 hours a week matching invoices to payments After: 20 minutes, and it runs by itself on Sunday night What I used: Claude Code, plus one page describing how we actually do it That's the whole thing. Every time. If you can't put a number on it yet, that's completely fine. Post it in Wins instead and come back here once you can measure it. Most things start in Wins, so that isn't a demotion. Why I'm strict about this one. Numbers are the only thing that survives a skeptical operator. Every other AI group on the internet is full of screenshots of chat windows, and none of it tells you whether the thing actually worked. This channel is the reason ours will be worth reading. Blur anything sensitive. Nobody needs your client names.

Every Wednesday, same thread, same question. What did you get working this week? It really can be small. You got the thing installed. You saved a prompt you keep reusing instead of retyping it. You got a report to build itself on Sunday night instead of you building it Monday morning. You got an hour back. All of that counts, and small is honestly how this turns into something. You don't need a finished system to post here. "I got it installed and nothing caught fire" is a perfectly good first week. Everyone who posts goes into the monthly draw. Winner picks a free month, or thirty minutes with me on your business and your numbers. And if you've been reading without posting anything yet, this is the easiest place to start. Nobody is grading you.