I run a business that makes $30K a month on five hours a week.
Everything below is that same system, at four different levels of help. Start where you actually are.
See the four ways in →Three roads in. Pick the honest one.
They all end in the same place — revenue you can make happen on purpose.
I'm still figuring it out
You have an audience, or the start of one. Nothing converts the way it should.
START FREE → III have offers. They're not selling.
The pieces exist. Nothing connects. Every month starts from zero again.
SEE THE PROGRAMS → IIII'm established and stalled
Real revenue, real team. Growth runs on channels you don't control.
SEE DONE-WITH-YOU →Start here. Costs nothing.
Creator's MBA
Four issues a week. AI systems, funnels, events, and what's actually working in my own business that week.
- Sunday — the flagship issue
- Wednesday — one AI build you can copy
- Friday — one flywheel stage, one move
- Saturday — every event worth your time
The Boardroom
My free Skool community. Ask questions, get answers, watch other creators build in public.
- Free workshops and live events
- Direct access to me in the threads
- Creators at every stage, building now
- No pitch to get in
Buy the system. Run it yourself.
Self-paced, with me and a room of creators behind it. No application, no call.
The Creator's MBA Playbook
The 90-day planning system I run my own quarters on.
- The Creator Growth Flywheel, mapped
- Quarterly planning pages you fill in
- Monthly check-ins and a wrap-up
Newsletter Profit Club
Turn the list you already have into money. Every month.
- The Mini Magazine Method
- The Teach & Pitch Method
- Monthly workshops and live builds
- Every skill, template, and swipe I use
Creator's MBA AI Mastermind
More sales without more work. Point AI at the business and let it run.
- Build sessions, not lectures
- Every Claude skill I build, as I build it
- 12 events a year to plug into
- Lifetime includes a $300 sponsor spot
Or I get in the business with you.
Two rooms. Both small, both by application, both for people already running something real.
Revenue Stack Studio
I install the Revenue Stack Method in your business and run it with you for a year. Four events. Two we run with you, two your team runs. You finish owning the engine.
- 4 quarterly events, built and run
- Borrowed audiences, then owned list, then paid ads
- My team handles production, not yours
- SOPs, calendar, and full team handoff
Creator's MBA Council
A curated room of established creators, together for a year. Weekly on Voxer, quarterly strategy sessions, two retreats in Atlanta.
- Weekly Voxer room with the cohort
- Quarterly strategy sessions
- Two Atlanta retreats: March and October
- Applications close December 15
Not sure which room?
Studio is done-with-you — my team builds the engine inside your business. Council is peer-to-peer — a room of creators at your level, no build. Some people do both. If you're torn, email me and I'll tell you straight.
Get in front of my audience.
Sponsor an issue or speak at an event. Both put you in front of creators who buy.
Only sponsor in the issue. Placement right after the intro. Headline, 50–90 words, your link.
Callout box near the top. One per issue, ever. For anything with a date on it.
Your event in the roundup. Six spots per issue. The cheapest way to test the list.
Book a spot in the newsletter
8,000 digital product creators. 47% open rate. Four issues a week. Rate card and open dates are on the page.
See the rate card →Speak at a Creator's MBA event
I run 12 events a year across both brands. Summits, panels, workshops. Apply once and I'll keep you on the list.
Apply to speak →
I run two businesses. HobbyScool does about $30,000 a month and takes me around five hours a week, because AI runs the marketing — the sales pages, the landing pages, the emails, the event pages. That's not a claim I read somewhere. It's my Tuesday.
I also teach MBA students, run 12 events a year, and have spent 25+ years in marketing and entrepreneurship. Everything I sell is something I run first.
What I don't do: coffee chats, podcast guesting, or newsletter swaps. Time's the constraint. The real doors are the ones on this page.
Straight answers, no sales call.
Which one should I start with?
If you have a list and it isn't making money, start with Newsletter Profit Club. If you have offers and funnels that don't connect, start with the Mastermind. If you have a team and a plateau, look at Revenue Stack Studio. If you're not sure you like how I think, read the newsletter for a month first. That one's free.
Can I move up later?
Yes. Most people do. NPC members move into the Mastermind. Mastermind members apply to the Studio or the Council. Nothing you buy is wasted on the way up.
Do I need to be technical for the AI parts?
No. I hand you the exact skills and prompts I use, already built. You paste and run. If you can write an email, you can run these.
What's the difference between the Mastermind and NPC?
NPC is about one thing: making money from your newsletter. The Mastermind is the whole business — offers, funnels, events, and the AI systems that run them. NPC is the deeper cut on one channel. The Mastermind is the wider view.
How do applications work for the Studio and the Council?
You apply, I read it, and I tell you yes or no. No sales call disguised as a strategy session. Both rooms are capped, and I'd rather say no than fill a seat badly.
Do you take 1:1 clients?
Not anymore. Revenue Stack Studio replaced it, and it's better — my team builds with you instead of me just advising you.
The version that costs nothing is still good.
Four issues a week. If it's useful, you'll know where to go next.