About
Over 12 years as a manager and an in-house product owner at a SaaS startup have given me robust knowledge of the most cutting-edge software on the market.
But here's the single most important thing I've learned:
Even the fanciest software is useless if your workflow is sloppy.
That's where I come in.
My job is to translate chaos into order. I take the 328 tasks on your plate and narrow them down into concrete, step-by-step processes that propel you forward.
Photo: Noa Ratinsky
You need an efficiency connoisseur
I create maximally efficient workflow systems using the best tools for your needs.
You waste 0.0 minutes on inefficiency, so you can get more done in far less time.
Let’s work together to save you
time, energy, and dinero
Instead of...
Wasting hours and hours (and hours) trying to figure out which tool to use
Tracking everything manually, or with 37 disjointed apps
Limiting your capacity to scale (inefficiency costs you REAL money!)
You could...
Get your perfect workflow solution without having to spend any time researching
Automate everything so you're free to ponder, say, the enigma of time
Take on more clients and generate more revenue with ease
Take your business to the next level. And then take it one step further.
The secret of getting ahead is getting started
"The secret of getting ahead is getting started. The secret of getting started is breaking your complex overwhelming tasks into small manageable tasks, and starting on the first one."
-Author unknown
Principles that guide my work, and life
Reliability
I stand behind my words. If I've committed to anything from a coffee date to a work deadline, you know I'll be there right on time. Or 5 minutes early.
Assertiveness
You know those people who sit around and wait for the other guy to do stuff that's not officially their job? Not moi. I believe in taking initiative. If there's a task that needs to be done, I do it. Without stepping on anyone's toes...
Resourcefulness
Finding the information you're missing is just as important as what you already know. Reading, asking questions, and taking action are just how I am.
Learning from doing
My philosophy? If I don't know how to swim, I'll jump into the deep end and doggy paddle. I know (or pray) I'll be swimming in no time.
Responsibility
Taking ownership of my choices, my words, and my work keeps me in check not only as a project manager, but also—and more importantly—as a person.
Communication
Any good relationship—personal or professional—requires good communication. Conveying your thoughts, being receptive to feedback, and avoiding misunderstandings are key.
Transparency
Information is power only if you share it. The more we both know, the better the chances we'll have of coming up with a great end result.
Collaboration
A business is only as strong as its team. A fantastic, well-run team will lead to a far richer outcome than the sum of its individual parts.
Just SOME of the tools and apps in my arsenal
