Put me in front of a room that's tired of being the bottleneck.
I talk about time, systems, and the boring useful version of AI. No hype, no doom, and no forty slide framework nobody implements.
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Every one of these comes from something I built, broke, or lived through. I don't do theory.
Any of them can run as a 20 minute keynote, a 45 minute session, or a half day workshop where people leave with the thing actually built.
You Can Make More Money. You Can't Make More Time.
Why the hours you hand back are the only metric that compounds, and how to find the 15 to 20 a week most founders don't believe they're losing.
Just Because You Can Automate It Doesn't Mean You Should
The contrarian one. Over automating is one of the fastest ways to lose customers, and most automation advice never mentions it.
AI Without the Hype or the Fear
For rooms where half the people are scared of it and the other half are pretending they use it. What it's genuinely good at, where the human stays, and the line I won't cross.
The Scatterbrain's Guide to Running a Business
ADHD, masking, and building systems because you're not disciplined rather than because you are. The one people come up afterwards to talk about.
If It Can't Run Without You, You Don't Own It
What happens to your business if you step away for a month. Most founders have never answered that question out loud.
Build a Lifestyle, Not a Grind
Work life balance is a myth. There's one life. Reverse engineering revenue from what you actually want instead of a number somebody picked.
Formats
- Keynote. 20 to 45 minutes. One idea, landed hard, with the room laughing more than they expected to.
- Workshop. Half day or full day. People build the thing in the room and leave with it running.
- Panel or fireside. My favourite format, because I'd rather answer the real question than deliver the rehearsed one.
- Podcast or livestream guest. I host 102 episodes of my own, so I know how to be a good guest and not just a good talker.
- Team training. Private sessions for a company that wants its people to stop doing work a system should be doing.
Who you're booking
18 years in digital operations. Host of The Queen of Automation, 102 episodes and counting. Founder of Digital Magic.
I was a single mom at 19 who taught herself to code between shifts, spent my thirties giving 75 hour weeks to other people's companies, and now build businesses that run without their founder in the weeds.
I'm the sharp, funny operator friend who happens to be a secret tech geek.
Audiences get the hard truth without being made to feel stupid. I swear a little. I go off on tangents and loop back. Nobody falls asleep.
Got a stage?
Tell me the date, the room, and what you want them walking out believing. I'll tell you straight away whether I'm the right person for it.
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