With nearly two decades of experience, I help entrepreneurs use AI and automation to simplify their business and work less than 20 hours per week. When I'm not building AI systems and workflows, you'll find me wrangling my two boys, chasing a new hyperfixation, and binging Netflix.
The Weekly ShortcutOne shortcut to simplify and automate your business. This week's shortcut is about the email you promise on every call and then almost never send on time. The follow-up. I'd have an incredible call with a client, tell them I'd send some things over after, and then... my kids would run in, a team member would message me, and "send the recap" would join my mental to-do list π΅βπ« Where it would sit for two days while the details got fuzzy. By the time I sat down to write it, the momentum from the call was gone and I could barely read my own messy notes. And the part that genuinely hurt? Clients would say the kindest things out loud on those calls. Real testimonial gold, in their exact words. And I never captured any of it. Here's what I finally realized:
π The replay link lives in one tool. The gathering is what makes you postpone it BUT the gathering piece doesn't need you. π‘ So this week's shortcut is the exact one I built to fix it: an automation that assembles the entire follow-up email into a draft the moment a call ends.
You've already been inside The Shortcut so you know how it works π This is just the shortcut that dropped this week so if you're ready to end every call with the follow-up already drafted and never lose another kind word a client says about you, I'd love to have you come back. Happy automating,
Steph Blake
Automation Expert & Business Strategist
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With nearly two decades of experience, I help entrepreneurs use AI and automation to simplify their business and work less than 20 hours per week. When I'm not building AI systems and workflows, you'll find me wrangling my two boys, chasing a new hyperfixation, and binging Netflix.