writing on systems

Blog.

System updates, workflow blueprints, integration guides, and case studies for running a productive one-person business with AI tools.

What you'll find

This is where I document the systems I build.

Each post covers a workflow or productivity system designed for one-person businesses. You'll find:

  • Complete system blueprints with implementation steps
  • Integration guides for connecting Claude, Notion, and Google Workspace
  • Case studies showing how systems perform in real business operations
  • Updates when AI tools release features that improve existing workflows

All documentation is written in plain language with step-by-step instructions you can follow.

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A Claude + Notion bridge that drafts your weekly review for you

A working system that pulls last week's tasks, calendar events, and journal notes, asks Claude to draft a structured review, and writes the result back into Notion. The full prompt, the page structure, and what I'd change after running it for three months.

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How I cut client onboarding from 4 hours to 35 minutes

The full system map—intake form, brief generator, workspace template—plus what I'd change if I rebuilt it today.

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Knowledge base architecture for solo operators

A three-layer structure—capture, reference, working set—that scales without needing a second brain.

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What Claude Projects changes about how I run client work

Three operational shifts I made the week Projects shipped, and the one I rolled back after testing.

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The content pipeline I use to publish weekly without losing a day

From idea capture to final formatting—six stages, three tools, one Notion database.

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Sheets as a database for systems that don't need a database

When a spreadsheet is the right answer—and how to connect it cleanly to Notion and Claude.

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A monthly metrics dashboard that takes 20 minutes to update

The numbers I actually track, where each one lives, and how Claude generates the monthly narrative.

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