A.C.E. Method™ · Assess → Create → Elevate
Agents that do the work you would otherwise hire for: briefed once, running while you are somewhere else entirely.
Two ways to start, one method
You own the business
Two or more years in, and every system still routes through you. Start by finding out what actually breaks when you step away for fourteen days.
Take the Vacation Test →You want the work off your plate
Content is usually the first job to hand over, because it never stops. In the free live class you see how to post every week without writing it yourself.
Save my seat →The tasks that eat a week are rarely the ones you would put on an invoice. They are the follow-ups, the reformatting, the reminders, the copying of one thing into another thing. Individually trivial. Collectively, a second job you never agreed to.
What it looks likeInbox triage, appointment chasing, reposting the same content five ways, pulling numbers into an assessment nobody reads twice.
Why it survivesEach piece is too small to delegate and too frequent to ignore. So it stays with the person who cares most: you.
What changes itNot working faster. Removing the task from the human entirely, then never rebuilding it around a person again.
None of it is hard. All of it is yours.
That is the actual problem: not difficulty, ownership. Every task on the floor is one you could hand to something else, and every one of them is still waiting on you.The order matters more than the tools. Most people start by adding software. This starts by deleting work.
Map the weekly load and score every task by how repeatable it is. The output is a ranked list of what is stealing capacity, before a single tool gets touched.
Build the agents that carry the top-ranked work, written in plain language and connected to the tools your business already runs on. The first one ships before the second is designed.
Install the checks and dashboards that keep the reclaimed hours reclaimed. Without this step the work quietly grows back around you within a quarter.
Where to start
Not sure which? Compare every offer side by side →
Post on social media every week without writing it yourself. Live, once a week, and the best place to start.
Save my seat → FreeScore whether the business survives fourteen days without you, and see exactly which parts still need you personally.
Take the test → $17 to $97Fifteen step by step ebooks with the exact prompts: your website, your funnel, your inbox, your agents, your content. Pick the one that hurts most.
See the playbooks → $47An interactive daily planner: one action a day, auto-saved, with weekly reviews.
Get the planner → From $97/moAn app that plans, writes and posts your week in your voice, straight to your social accounts. 30+ business owners run their content through it. Seven-day free trial.
Start the trial → $997A personalized diagnostic naming the one to three highest-leverage agents for your business, and how to build the first.
Get the assessment → Coming soonEighteen agents built alongside you, plus the prompt-builder tool. Solo or with a team. Waitlist hears first.
Join the waitlist → FreeThe free Facebook group for service business owners building a team of people plus AI agents.
Join the group →Fifteen plain, step by step ebooks for service business owners, each with the exact prompts to copy and paste. From $17.
AI Content Studio members
“It gives me scripts based on competitive intelligence, written in my voice. It even rates my posts so I know where to make improvements. Batching my content is easier, I’m posting consistently, and I’m saving so much time.”
“Before using that, I spent an hour and a half each day creating content. Now it’s like set it and forget it. Once I trained it, it knows what I’m looking for. That has given me back over five hours a week.”
“Before Content Studio, I spent more time working on my social media content. That time and energy should’ve been going to the actual business. Since using Content Studio, I’ve gotten so much time back.”
Chaka Serrant, Founder
“I built systems for billion-dollar companies but stayed chained behind the chair in my own salon.”
Started a business at twelve, because a Caribbean mother who wanted school got a daughter who wanted customers. Salon, real estate, trucking, and in every one of them, the system was me. AI Accelerate is what happens when someone who spent two decades architecting for enterprises finally points it at the business she owns. Single mother of two boys, homeschooling, faith-led.
AI Accelerate gives service business owners the tools and playbooks to move repeatable work off their own plate: AI Content Studio for content, step by step Playbooks for the rest of the business, and the A.C.E. Method to decide the order. Assess the weekly load, Create the agents that carry it, Elevate the rhythm so the time stays reclaimed.
The Handover Assessment is a $997 personalized diagnostic that identifies the one to three highest-leverage AI agents for your specific business, with instructions for building the first one. It is the fastest way to find out exactly where your time is going and what to automate first.
The 2-Week Vacation Test is a free diagnostic that scores whether your business could run for fourteen days without you. It places you in one of four bands and shows which parts of the business still depend on you personally. It takes a few minutes and costs nothing.
No. Agents are described in plain language. If you can explain a task to a new hire, you can brief an agent. The Playbooks walk through every step with the exact prompts, and AI Content Studio is an app you log in to.
Established service business owners, solo or with a small team, who have become the bottleneck of their own business. Salon and med spa owners, contractors, consultants, boutique practices. You have revenue and customers, and the business stops when you do. The goal is a business that runs without you, with a lean team of people plus AI agents.
No. The agents and AI Content Studio were built so your VA spends less time on repeatable tasks, not so you stop needing one. That time gets redirected to what actually grows the business. The same goes for your whole team: hand the repeatable work to the agents, and put the people on what only people can move.
A course teaches you about AI and leaves the doing to you. Everything here starts from your actual weekly workload and ends with something running. The learning happens as a side effect of building, not as homework before you are allowed to start.