How's it going, Reader?

I want to describe a night, and you tell me if it sounds familiar. It's 11:47 pm, the house is dark except for the glow of your screen, and you're rewriting the same sales page copy from your AI tool for the third time because it still doesn't sound like you.

There's a course you started in the spring stuck at module two, three AI tools billing your card every month that you never quite figured out, and a nagging feeling that you're paying for plenty of help and tools without the growth to show for it.

The worst part isn't the tired eyes or the stiff neck, though. It's the voice in the back of your head that gets a little louder every month, asking why you're working this hard for this little, why everyone else seems to launch and sell out while you're still stuck.

It's so much easier to say the business is "busy" instead of "I'm exhausted, and I'm not sure it's working."

I know that voice because it used to keep me up too. I stayed up all night and worked through weekends, convinced that if I just pushed a little harder it would finally click, and it never did, because I wasn't short on effort. I was one person trying to be the copywriter, the designer, the strategist, the tech support, and the CEO all at once, with nobody to tell me which of the hundred things on my list actually mattered.

That's the real problem, and it has nothing to do with your effort. What you've been missing is someone who knows exactly what to do next, a team to get it done, and a clear view of what's actually working so you stop pouring hours into what isn't.

That's what SAGE gives you.

Every Monday, her Learning Loop reads your own business numbers and tells you what worked, what didn't, and the one thing to focus on this week.

Then her departments get your business tasks done in your voice, from the emails and posts to the course you've been carrying around since spring, while you finally do the work only you can do.

Over 150 of my students and I have cut our work weeks to 10 to 15 hours with her, and we talk about the midnight laptop in the past tense now.

If you're worried you're not techy enough, you're in good company.

Barbara Cobuzzi, a consultant at CRN Healthcare Solutions, didn't consider herself a tech person at all, and she told me SAGE "is like having Becky sitting next to you and guiding you through the technology."

J Lumen, founder of The Unknown Bucket List, said, "I'm no coder or designer, but it only took a long weekend to achieve what I wanted."

And when Laura Regus-Rabbani, founder of Tiny Ripples Consulting, had SAGE write her first post, she said the topic, tone, and content "felt like it had pulled the ideas straight from my head."

Tonight at midnight CST, the workshop pay-in-full price ends, or you can start with 6 monthly payments or 4 no-interest payments through Klarna, Affirm, or Afterpay.

On Monday, October 26 at 1 pm CST, everyone who joins this week will set up SAGE and her Learning Loop together on our group call, so you won't be figuring this out alone at 11:47 pm.

​I'm done doing it all alone​

I'm rooting for you,

Becky

P.S. If tonight's laptop glow feels too familiar, hit reply and tell me what's keeping you up. I read every reply myself.

Don't forget to watch the workshop replay to see how she saves you time with automations and reads real business data to find what’s working and what isn't.