If you're a small businesses with a team of less than 15, you might've noticed a gap.

From the day you start your business until the day you're finally big enough to warrant going under the wing of an MSP (Managed Service Provider), you're usually "wild-westing" it with your IT.

You don't know what you don't know, and you just do your best.

The Guide is an easy, economical way to start understanding the ins-and-outs of technology for your business.

Learn what you don't know and the 'why's' behind IT best practices, and choose what to do (or not) for your team...but at a fraction of the cost of an MSP or private consulting.

It's ideal for solopreneurs and small teams of less than 15 who aren't ready for a MSP (Managed Service Provider), but want easy-to-follow, practical tech direction to help cut through the clutter, simplify, and lessen growing pains.

Here's a little of what you can expect:

  • Find out what you don't know
  • Take small steps to evolve and get 1% better all the time
  • Get more out of the tools you already pay for
  • Stop getting spread so thin across frankensteined platforms
  • Create muscle memory to do things faster and more efficiently
  • Get repeatable processes you can adapt for you and your team
  • Have an information hub of self-serve resources at your fingertips
  • Learn how other small business owners are leveraging technology
  • Get your tech questions answered so you can move forward more confidently
  • Get confident and empowered in taking control of your business tech

You can also learn live with me online in a group format, where I'll show you steps to take and things in your toolbox to help your business run smoother and safer.

Grasp the 'why' behind your tech so you can avoid missteps and make more confident, informed choices.

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By joining The Guide, you'll get access to the full archive of everything that's been published before, and everything that's still to come. Your own private library of click-through tutorials, tech processes (SOPs) you can adopt, hardware and software recommendations, best practices, and more.