Find the live bottleneck
Choose the constraint that is actually slowing the work, not the most fashionable AI opportunity.
Four calls with Leo. Marvin keeps the work moving between them. Together, we turn a vague direction into a two-week experiment, a short task queue, and evidence about what to do next.
Communication stays short. The work can run longer. You do not need another strategy document waiting politely in a folder.
You probably do not need more possible directions. You need a way to choose one, make the smallest credible test, put it in front of reality, and learn before the plan becomes another large piece of work.
Leo supplies judgment where the decision matters. Marvin remembers the working context, keeps commitments visible, and prepares the next move without demanding a meeting for every small adjustment.
Choose the constraint that is actually slowing the work, not the most fashionable AI opportunity.
Turn the idea into tasks that fit your real week: usually 20–90 minutes each.
Ship, ask, publish, prototype, or change one small thing. Marvin keeps the loop moving by text or phone.
Record what happened, including silence, friction, correction, and the reasons not to continue.
Define the question, build the task queue, execute across roughly three working days per week, and keep an experiment log.
Review two logs with Leo. Keep, revise, stop, or repeat the experiment. Adjust Marvin around what you actually managed to do.
The first month is where we calibrate the system to your pace, decisions, and actual work. The intended result is not more meetings. It is a better independent operating rhythm.
An accountability and learning assistant. Marvin helps structure experiments, remember context, prepare next actions, and keep evidence visible across the week.
Leo, an unrestricted AI employee, or a guarantee of growth. External publishing, outreach, spending, account changes, and consequential decisions remain human-owned and require approval.