Every month I say yes to a few collabs.

A summit.
A bundle.
A podcast.
Someone's guide.

They're good for business. They put me in front of people who've never heard of me, and they cost nothing but time.

And I host events every month too, so I see this from both sides.

I know how long it takes on the host end to chase down everyone's bio and links. And I know exactly how it feels on the other end, staring at one more intake form.

Here's the part I don't love admitting.

I was getting invited to good things. Things I actually wanted to do.

And I'd put off replying for days, because I couldn't face filling in the form.

I have ADHD, and filling out a form is not something that gives me a dopamine hit.

It's one of those things I'll typically put off, even though I know it's important.

Saying yes and setting up the work are two different jobs. Only one of them was ever happening in the moment.

Every single partnership wants the same four things:

📝 a form to fill out
💌 promo emails to send
🎟️ a coupon code to create
🔗 a link to a resource

None of it is hard. It's just twenty minutes of digging, every single time.

💡 So this week's shortcut is the exact one I built to fix it: one database that fills in its own details straight from the invite email.

Before ❌ Hunting down the same bio and links again ❌ Copying and pasting every answer in by hand ❌ The form sitting untouched for days

After ✅ Every answer already sitting in one place ✅ Your AI pulls the details and fills them in ✅ The form done before you've had time to dread it

Your Shortcut 👇 Open the last three applications or intake forms you filled out for someone else. How many of those answers were identical? That's your database. Not a project, not a system. Just one place holding the answers you already give everyone, so the next form is a copy instead of a hunt.

You've already been inside The Shortcut so you know how it works 😉

This is just the shortcut that dropped this week so if you're ready to stop losing an afternoon to admin every time you say yes to a partnership, I'd love to have you come back.

Come back to The Shortcut →

Happy automating,
Steph