Metamorphosis Worldwide
We install working AI systems inside small businesses. On your machine, in the AI account you already pay for, running before we finish. Not a course. Not a subscription. Not something you rent from us.
45 minutes, no charge. You leave knowing what you would build and whether it is worth it. If it is not, I will say so.
Not ready for a call? Register for a free AI Myth webinar instead. Six talks, one every two weeks.
If any of this sounds familiar
You pay for it already. You open it most days. It answers a question, it writes a paragraph, and then you go back to doing the job by hand, because nothing you set up ever became part of how the business runs.
So the same work gets done from scratch every week. You explain your business again every time you open a new chat. The follow up you meant to send is still not sent. And somewhere behind all of it is the thought that other people have worked this out and you have not.
You have not, and nobody showed you. There is a difference between using a tool and installing it, and almost nobody sells the second one.
The arithmetic does not improve on its own. Another year is fifty-two more weeks of the same job done from scratch, and the same follow up you meant to send. The people you compete with are being sold the same tools you are. Some of them will stop reading about it and install it.
I didn't realize what AI can do for me and my business. How you took us through it step by step, you were patient, you walked us through it, answered all our questions. I thought it was worth its weight in gold.Stephen GreggOwner, Active Webinar Systems
Who is behind this
I help small business founders see what they have built, and work out how to grow it without losing themselves inside it.
Thirteen years inside businesses across three continents. Three engineering degrees. Trained personally by Michael E. Gerber, who wrote The E-Myth.
I build the systems myself, with the owner in the room. That is the whole company and it is on purpose.
How this is different
Most people will try to sell you an AI tool, or tell you the problems disappear once the back end is automated. That does not happen until you have clarity about your business, your customer, and the way you talk about both.
So this starts with the business. What systems you already have, what each one is for, and what the whole thing is trying to become. Only then does the question of where AI belongs get asked. Most AI work skips that part and automates whatever is loudest.
AI supports the person doing the work. It does not replace them. The artist stays at the easel and the chef stays in the kitchen. What gets built goes around the craft, never through it.
If you already have a team, the point is not a smaller one. It is the same people carrying several times what they carry now, because the parts that never needed a human stopped needing one.
This is not one tool connected to another until something moves. It is AI working inside your own environment, set up around the way your business runs.
It runs on your machine, in your account, on your data. Nothing here is rented from us and nothing stops working if we stop talking. You are not buying access to a black box.
What a system is
That is the whole test. If a human still has to start it, it is not finished. If it does two unrelated things, it is two systems. Every business has three or four worth building, and you already know which one is yours, because it is the thing you dread.
Three that come up most often, each one built and running in somebody's business right now.
Yesterday's conversations turned into notes on your own form, in your voice. Internal calls skipped.
Your deliverable, in your template, from your own calls. You do the final pass, not the whole thing.
A short list of who to chase, ready before you start work, from calls nobody had to file by hand.
Bring the thing you dread. If it repeats, has a beginning and an end, and lives on your computer, it can be built.
Where this starts
Nobody buys before we have spoken. The call is free, and its job is to find the one system worth building. By the end of it I know enough to have most of the groundwork done before any of the building starts.
Connecting your tools to AI is free and takes minutes, and I do that with you on the call at no charge. Building the system that runs on top of it is the paid work. So a conversation stays a conversation.
45 minutes, no charge. We look at how you work now, where the time goes, and which job keeps coming back. You leave knowing what you would build and whether it is worth it.
One system built in a day, or a working system installed every month, or two. What separates them is how many systems get installed.
Built onto your machine, in your accounts, using the AI you already pay for. You are there throughout, and you keep everything, including the way of seeing that lets you build the next one alone.
Want the detail of what happens on a build day? Read the install page.
Who this is for
Most of the people who do this built something real by brute force, and are now watching larger competitors put AI to work at a speed nobody can match by working longer hours.
Others are earlier than that. One person, a laptop, and more work than there are hours to do it in.
It is the same work either way. Start with the business, find the job that keeps coming back, and build the one system that takes it off the list.
If you have a team, none of this is aimed at making it smaller. The systems go around the people doing the work, never through them.
Three months from now
You open the laptop and yesterday's calls are already written up, on your own form, in your voice. The follow up list is waiting, and it is short. The job that used to cost you a morning has already happened.
You are not managing the system. You are working, and the thing you dread is not on the list any more.
That is the point of it. Not more hours in the day. Fewer things in the day that never needed you.
Three ways to do it
What separates these is how many working systems get installed. Not how often we speak.
We build the system your business is missing, together, and you run it after. Three follow up sessions of about half an hour each come with it.
This is where most people start.
Rather than one day, we keep going. A working system installed every month, each one built on what is already there.
The same work at double the distance, for a business that wants the whole thing built out sooner rather than one piece at a time.
You are buying systems, not meetings. Which one fits, and what it costs, is what the call is for. The install page lays out all three in full.
Before you spend anything
Proof
It's helping me get to know my clients better and what they're trying to say. I can pick up what they're struggling with and tell my business partner. This is the clarity they need.Melly YFounder, Wealth Builders
Alan has a rare ability to see how all the parts of a business connect and make it understandable to everyone in the room.Roberto Battistoni, MBASmall business founder and CFO
So there is no confusion
Questions people ask
We install working AI systems inside small businesses, on the owner's own machine and in the owner's own AI account, so the job runs without anyone starting it.
Not training. Not a platform you log into. An installation, and you keep it.
One trigger and one outcome, running without either of us touching it. If a human has to start it, it is not finished. If it does two unrelated things, it is two systems.
Both, and we say so. It is 45 minutes at no charge and you leave with specific things to do differently, whether or not we work together. It is also where we decide whether working together makes sense. Every free consultation is partly a sales conversation. We would rather tell you than let you assume it.
That is what the call is for. There are three ways to do this and which one fits you depends on things neither of us knows yet, so quoting before we have spoken would be a guess.
Almost never. Most businesses already pay for ChatGPT or Claude and use a fraction of it. The work is installing what you have properly. Depending on how heavily you use what we build, your existing plan may need a higher tier. That is your subscription and your call, and you will be shown how to read your own usage.
Most people who do this are not. You are in the room so you understand why it works, not so you can write code. The part you learn is the way of seeing, which is what lets you build the next one without me.
No, and it is not built to. The systems go around the people doing the work rather than through them. If you have a team, the point is the same people carrying more, not fewer people on the payroll.
Register for a free AI Myth webinar instead, at theaimyth.com. Six talks, one every two weeks, on what AI does to a small business and what it does not. Nobody phones you afterwards.
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The myth is that AI will run your business for you. It will not, and the businesses being sold that story are the ones wasting the most money on it. The series takes that apart, one piece at a time, and shows what AI does do for a small business once it is installed properly.
Six free talks, one every two weeks. Each one takes a single claim you have heard about AI and tests it against what happens in a real business. You can come to one or all six, in any order.
A call is a commitment. This is not. Register at theaimyth.com, come along, and nobody phones you afterwards.
Run with Chris Groote under The AI Myth.
The next step
45 minutes, no charge. We find the system worth building before you spend anything. It is also where we decide whether to work together, and I would rather say that than pretend otherwise.
Rather start further back? Register for a free AI Myth webinar at theaimyth.com and come to one before you book anything.
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