Most founders are drowning in work because nobody taught them Parkinson's Law—the idea that tasks expand to fill whatever time you give them. I'm cutting that time to 3 days a week and getting more done than ever.

In this episode, you'll learn:

• Why Romanian deadlifts taught me better business systems than most MBA programs—the exact moment I realized my back pain came from the same mistake killing my productivity
• The sneaky way Parkinson's Law was stealing 60% of my work hours, and the time-boxing method that gave me constraints sharp enough to cut through procrastination
• How two agency owners from Ukraine and UK are crushing it using Upwork and TikTok—the Founder Sports Club meetup that cost me $70 and generated 6 months of insights
• The only automation tool that monitors my Mac folders and runs scripts while I sleep, which means my 26GB video library became 2.5GB overnight with zero manual work

Plus: What I see most SEO clients get wrong about $50 content budgets. You're not investing in brand health, you're just buying short-term traffic that wrecks your long-term revenue.

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• Why spending 1 hour with a coach beats 4 hours on YouTube (and how this applies to every dollar you're about to waste on "free" marketing advice)
• What Romanian deadlifts reveal about your business posture (spoiler: you're probably doing both wrong)
• The sneaky way to use your competitor's reputation to sell your services
• Why your customer DNA report could be worth more as a "light version" SaaS tool than your $5K done-for-you service
• Why Trello (yes, that "outdated" tool from 10 years ago) just became Dom's secret weapon for client delivery

• The timeboxing method that made me feel more productive in 7 days than the last 7 weeks - and the one book you can start using before you finish reading it
• Why I moved from LinkedIn to Instagram for ads (hint: the cost difference is brutal when you're selling low-ticket offers)
• How a tool I built went from free demos to $15K in cash - and the 33-episode journey that proves "slow" still works
• The Trigger OS framework: from "I don't know how to phrase my offer" to sales pages, outreach, and a lead engine that runs without you
• Why I'm capping my work week at 3 days in 2026 - and the exact schedule that lets me be a present dad while still closing $9.5K deals

• The "demo vs. private" pricing trick that lets you charge $9.5K or $15K for the same offer - and why clients happily pick the cheaper one
• The 3-stage clarity sprint that took a founder from "we couldn't phrase it for 8 years" to selling without feeling awkward - in 6 weeks

• The "Uber location share" trick I accidentally use on my wife that keeps clients from canceling engagements mid-project
• Why I just paid for a year of mentorship to kick my butt - and the exact front-end funnel gap he spotted in 30 minutes that I missed for months
• The living room to bedroom framework for offers: how to create multiple free doors that all lead to the same paid room (morally questionable analogy included)
• The bundle and unbundle method: how to dig through your Google Drive and turn old client work into products people will actually pay for

• How to get paid for discovery calls instead of giving away your best thinking for free - the "X-ray vs. surgery" frame that makes it feel fair
• Why your local founder community is a goldmine you're ignoring - and how I'm using mine to test offers before going wide

• The two-word advice from an 8-figure founder that stopped me from overcomplicating my entire business (hint: it's German DNA kryptonite)
• How a $200 report turned into a $3,500 deal in 48 hours - and the exact "done with you" offer structure that made the upsell feel like a favor
• Why I haven't done a real sales call in 3 years - and what happened when I finally got back on one (spoiler: rejection still stings)
• What a random Russian kid on my neighborhood walk taught me about assumptions - and why your prospects are doing the same thing to your offer right now
• The dead-simple landing page structure I'm testing: offer, risk reversal, testimonials, done. No fancy copy. No long scroll. Just proof.

• How I made $1,200 selling something I gave away free 50 times before - and why the price change actually made people value it more

• The sneaky way to turn any workshop transcript into a high-converting landing page in under an hour (I used this for my $197 offer)
• Why 67 replies from cold LinkedIn outreach means nothing if you don't know one specific thing - the psychological tripwire that makes strangers drop their phone numbers in your DMs

• What every founder gets wrong about their sales pitch (and the baby mirror that fixed it)
• The one rule from TED Talks that kept everyone awake for 2 hours straight
• What happens when you stop talking about yourself and make it about them instead
• The exact moment a live report turned into an offer doc worth testing
• Why a simple mirror prop worked better than any slide deck ever could
• How 67 replies came back in 3 weeks using language from customer conversations (not features)

Listen to me rambling on about stuff that happened :)