Not in money. In your Tuesday.

You open Claude. You type the thing. It gives you back something beige and vaguely "LinkedIn", with at least one word in it you've never said out loud in your life.

 So you close it and write it yourself. Again.

 You've tried better prompts. You've tried pasting your offers and your voice in every single chat. You've tried the free stuff, where forty minutes later you know what a skill is but you still don't have one.

And you're still doing the $15 an hour jobs at 10pm, in a business you built to stop doing them.

It was never you. And it was never your prompts. Nobody ever sat you down and set it up Properly.

Claude Like A CEO turns Claude from a tool you keep meaning to get good at into the thing quietly running the boring half of your business. Built over five simple steps, one unlocking each day.

Because right now it isn't helping, is it. It's another tab you feel a bit guilty about. Another thing you're supposed to be better at by now.

Five days from now it's neither. It knows your business, it sounds exactly like you, and it's getting on with the jobs you've been doing yourself at 10pm.

 Not a course to watch. Not a pile of prompts. Every day you run one wizard and walk out holding something that works.

STEP 1: Your AI roadmap Most people lose months to AI making cool things instead of useful things. This is the sitting that tells you which jobs to hand over, in what order, and which one buys back the most hours this month.

STEP 2: Your content department We build the copywriter. Then we do the part almost nobody does: your voice gets pulled out properly and locked in, with a guard built to catch it the second it starts drifting back to beige.

STEP 3: Your customer service department it answers the way you would on a good day. Which means the replies your VA sends stop needing your eyes on them. Or if you've been doing it yourself at 10pm, the answers are drafted and waiting ready for you to approve and send.

STEP 4: Your CMO The one that plans, thinks and reports(overnight). It sets the plan, keeps you on it, and finds the holes. And when you turn up with your next shiny idea, it pushes back instead of cheerfully helping you commit another Random Act of Marketing.

STEP 5: Inside my Claude. RECORDED LIVE - I open the whole thing up. Nothing held back. My business brain, my scheduled tasks, my dashboards, the tools I actually pay for and the ones everyone raves about that I quietly turned off. Then Q&A until the questions run out. 

9:40am. You open Claude and say "we're promoting the workshop this week, give me five posts and the emails."

9:41am. It doesn't ask who your audience is. It doesn't ask what you sell. It knows.

9:52am. You read it back and the only thing you change is one line, because you'd have said it slightly differently.

9:53am. You check the report your CMO left you overnight. Three customer emails have already been drafted, in your voice, and the FAQ document has quietly added the new question somebody asked on Sunday.

9:55am. You close the laptop and go and do the part of your business you actually like.

A few years ago you'd have thrown a thousand a month at a copywriter. Nobody does that anymore.

Now Instead it costs you ten hours a week wrestling your AI into something you'd put your name on, and the sales you quietly lost because your copy still sounds like Robotic Coach Barbie.

Five Simple Steps fixes it. For less than dinner out.

Honestly, I love this stuff. I geek out over it, and I want more people to have it running in their business. And a little bit selfishly: once this is installed, you get a pile of your week back.

Which is exactly when the good stuff starts (like having time to set up funnels), and I'd quite like to be there when it does.

 So let me free up your time first.