What I'm actually doing this month, what's queued, and what I've said no to. It's a now page. If you're emailing me and want to know whether I've got room, this is the honest answer.
Three things get my hours. Anything else is a distraction until one of these ships.
The agency site has been on WordPress and Elementor since 2019. It's being rebuilt on Next.js, Supabase and Vercel as the living agency site, and the whole thing is being documented in public - 301 map, what to keep, what to bin, what it cost in days. Pre-build gates are done; build starts this fortnight.
One AI Blueprint delivered, a second in the works, and two conversations with people I've worked with before. This is the paid side of Labs and it gets first call on any morning where the build isn't blocked.
I've run the company on a tool I built for over a year now. Writing that up properly - what it replaced, what the AI team does with it, what I'd do differently - because it's the strongest proof I've got that any of this works.
Roughly in order. Things move up when a client pays for them and down when they don't.
Written down so I stop saying yes to them in a weak moment.
The bits that keep the rest of it sane.
Harvest month. Several superhots I'll regret, and a fridge drawer that's gone fully red. Seed order for next year is being argued over.
One book or long read, updated each month. Right now, 'Unconstrained' by Brian Hill.
Nothing festive until the first of October. That's the rule. It gets broken around the twentieth of September every year.
Email works best. If it's Labs work, the booking link on digitopialabs.com is quicker and I'll have read your scorecard before we speak.