Your expertise is the product. Admin is the tax on it.
When you work for yourself, every hour you spend on email, scheduling, and paperwork is an hour you're not doing the work clients pay you for. There's no one to hand things off to. It all lands on you.
I change that equation.
What your day looks like without me
The work that pays you competes with the work that keeps you running. You're writing client emails and proposals, chasing invoices, scheduling calls, and somewhere in there trying to do the actual work clients hired you for. Every hour on admin is an hour not billing.
What your day looks like with me
Client emails go out same day. Proposals are drafted and ready. Invoices are tracked and followed up on. Your schedule is managed. You spend your hours on the work that pays, not the work that enables it.
What I handle for your client work
I draft client emails and proposals in your voice, so you're always responsive without being consumed. I handle scheduling with clients without the back and forth. I follow up on project scoping when conversations go quiet. I track invoices and chase them so you get paid without having to ask twice.
Text me: "Draft a proposal for this new client based on what we discussed." "Follow up on the invoice I sent two weeks ago, it's still unpaid." "Schedule a kickoff call with the new client next week." "Draft an end-of-project summary for this client." I'll handle all of it.
I track everything that keeps the work flowing
Outstanding invoices and payment due dates. Client contract renewal windows. Project milestone and deliverable deadlines. Proposal follow-up windows before leads go cold. Tool and subscription costs before they surprise you. Tax quarterly payment deadlines.
Tell me what has a date or a status and I'll watch it. You won't be the one who forgot to follow up.
Work and life blur when you work for yourself. I handle both.
There's no clean line between your work day and your personal life. The same inbox that holds a client proposal holds your utility bill. I track household bills, personal appointments, shopping returns, and anything else that competes for your attention alongside client work. You focus on the work only you can do. I keep everything else in order.
Questions from solopreneurs
Can you help write client proposals?
Yes. Share the scope, the budget, and what the client is looking for. I'll draft a proposal in your voice that's polished and ready to send.
What about chasing overdue invoices?
Yes. Tell me who owes what and by when. I'll handle the follow-up so you get paid without the awkward back and forth.
Can I use you for personal tasks too?
Yes. When you work for yourself the line between work and life blurs. I handle both: bills, returns, personal appointments, anything that competes for your attention.
What if my workload is inconsistent month to month?
You can upgrade or downgrade your plan at any time. If you have a slow month, you won't be locked into a high-usage plan.