The Awesome Improver
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Jochen Siepmann, a.k.a. "The Awesome Improver" improving your life, finances and health
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Подписчиков у канала «The Awesome Improver»: 401.
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| 11 ноя | 401 | 0 | 1 | 16 |
| 10 ноя | 401 | 0 | 2 | 22 |
| 9 ноя | 401 | −3 | 0 | – |
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If you could hand off one of these administrative tasks to AI tomorrow to reclaim five hours and actually finish your workday on time, which would you pick? A calmer week usually starts by removing just one persistent friction point. I'm curious where you feel the drag most right now: A) Taming the inbox (sorting noise and drafting routine replies) B) Calendar juggling (back-and-forth scheduling and reminder messages) C) Follow-ups (checking in with past prospects and pending proposals) D) Chasing invoices (sending polite payment reminders on autopilot) Drop your letter (A, B, C, or D) below. I'll reply to every single comment with a simple, practical way to take it off your plate. #thea...
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"Can you send over a proposal?" Every consultant, coach, and service business owner wants to hear those words. But if we're honest, a tiny part of you probably sighs when you hear it. Because you know what usually comes next. You spend your evening digging up the last proposal you sent, copying the scope of work, deleting old client details, and hoping you didn't leave their company name buried in paragraph four. Then you mess around with formatting for two hours, recalculate your pricing, and finally send it off three days later. By then, the prospect's excitement has started to cool. And you just gave away an entire evening you could have spent with family or doing work that actually p...
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I have an honest confession: for a long time, I stubbornly refused to let AI touch my daily planning. I told myself: "I know how to organise my own day, thank you very much." So instead, I started each morning staring at messy scribbles across two different notepads, fighting that low-level mental fog before I even took a sip of coffee. When I finally swallowed my pride and let a basic AI prompt turn my unstructured brain dump into a clean, prioritized list, the relief was instant. A calmer start, fewer dropped balls, and immediate breathing room to focus on the work I genuinely enjoy. Looking back, I was just making life harder for myself for no good reason. What is one boring busines...
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What is the one task you do every single week that you would happily never see again? I'm asking because clearing just one piece of administrative drag off your desk gives you instant breathing room. That means real time back for deep client work, creative thinking, or simply finishing your Friday with a clear head instead of a lingering checklist. Most of these energy-draining routines are surprisingly straightforward to hand off to a simple automated workflow. Drop your task in the comments below. I’ll reply with a practical idea on how you could automate or simplify it. #theawesomeimprover #aiautomation #aiorca
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A new client signs your agreement, pays the invoice, and you’re excited to get stuck into the project. Then the waiting game starts. You need their logins, style guidelines, background notes, and intake form. You send a nice welcome email. A few days go by. Nothing. You send a polite nudge. They reply with half the files, promise the rest "by Friday," and miss the deadline. Before you’ve even started the real work, you’ve spent two weeks playing polite administrative detective. Think about what changes when you fix that friction. Instead of chasing paperwork, you get your calendar back. Projects start on schedule without awkward delays. Your clients immediately see they hired an organiz...
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Confession: For far too long, I kept doing a painfully boring admin chore manually because I convinced myself: "Setting up an automation will take longer than just doing it myself." So instead of spending fifteen minutes fixing the workflow once, I chose to lose twenty minutes every single week. I just kept moving the same data by hand, dreading it every time. When I finally let a simple automation take over, the best part wasn't just getting an hour back. It was losing the mental drag. My week felt immediately calmer, with zero dropped details hanging over my head heading into the weekend. Sometimes the biggest obstacle isn't the technology. It's just our own stubborn habit of doing thi...
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You hang up after an energetic one-hour call with a client. The strategy is solid, key decisions were made, and everyone is aligned. Then you look down at your scribbled notes. Right there, the momentum dies. Because you know what comes next: the post-meeting admin hangover. If you don't spend the next 45 minutes deciphering shorthand, logging tasks into your project board, and writing a recap email, something important will slip through the cracks. It's an exhausting chore that drains the mental energy you need for real work. For a long time, I did this manually. I’d finish a great conversation, sit back at my desk, and spend half my afternoon doing digital paperwork instead of helping...
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You hang up after an energetic one-hour call with a client. The strategy is solid, key decisions were made, and everyone is aligned. Then you look down at your scribbled notes. Right there, the momentum dies. Because you know what comes next: the post-meeting admin hangover. If you don't spend the next 45 minutes deciphering shorthand, logging tasks into your project board, and writing a recap email, something important will slip through the cracks. It's an exhausting chore that drains the mental energy you need for real work. For a long time, I did this manually. I’d finish a great conversation, sit back at my desk, and spend half my afternoon doing digital paperwork instead of helping...
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How much of your weekend disappears at the end of the month hunting down missing receipts for your accountant? If you run your own business, you know the drill. You get an email from your bookkeeper with a list of unexplained charges. Suddenly, your Sunday afternoon turns into digital archaeology: searching your inbox for "invoice," logging into subscription portals to download PDFs, matching credit card lines, and renaming files one by one. It is dull, frustrating work, and it steals the downtime you need to recharge for the week ahead. Imagine getting those three hours back every single month. Imagine closing your books in ten calm minutes, with zero missing receipts, fewer awkward emai...
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You finally sit down to do deep client work. Your coffee is ready, your head is clear, and you are making real progress on a project you actually enjoy. Then a message pings. "Quick question, where did we save that brand folder again?" Ten minutes later, an email: "Can you remind me what date we set for the draft review?" None of these questions are hard. And that is exactly why they are so dangerous. Because they only take two minutes, you answer immediately. But you do not just lose two minutes—you lose momentum. You break concentration, search through folders or past emails, copy the link, and try to remember where your head was before the interruption. By late afternoon, you have w...
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Someone fills out your website enquiry form on a Tuesday morning. You spot the notification mid-client work, planning to reply once you have a clear head. By Thursday, it’s buried under newsletters and admin. When you finally sit down on Friday to write a thoughtful response, they’ve already hired someone who replied in twenty minutes. Imagine every incoming enquiry read, categorized, and waiting for you with a tailored draft response within five minutes. No context switching, no dropped opportunities, and no weekend guilt. You get a calmer week, your calendar stays protected, and you stop losing great clients to delay. Here is what that looks like in a real service business. An enquiry...
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Have you ever hopped onto a discovery call, only to realize inside three minutes that the person on the other end has no budget, wants something you don’t offer, or just wanted to pick your brain? I see this constantly with consultants and service business owners. It is one of the quietest drains on your week. You block out thirty minutes, break your focus, and end up stuck in an awkward conversation that goes nowhere. By the time you hang up, your momentum is gone and you are working late to catch up on the client projects that actually pay the bills. Protecting your calendar should not turn you into a manual gatekeeper. Here is what this looks like with a simple workflow. A prospect b...
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A client finishes working with you, smiles, and says: "You have no idea how much this helped our team. Thank you." You feel great, so you ask: "Would you mind writing a quick testimonial or Google review?" "Absolutely! Send me the link." Three weeks later? Complete silence. You really want that review. Fresh social proof brings in your next client with half the sales friction and builds trust before you even get on a discovery call. But you also dread sending awkward chase emails—you don't want to bug a happy client who just paid you. The issue isn't that they changed their mind. Writing a testimonial from a blank screen feels like a homework assignment to a busy person, so it sits on t...
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A message buzzes on your phone at 2 PM while you're deep in client work. "Hey, someone recommended I speak with you about a project. Are you free this week?" You tap the notification, read it, and tell yourself you'll reply properly once you get back to your laptop. Except you don't. By 6 PM your head is full. By 9 PM you're on the sofa squinting at your phone, trying to scroll back through WhatsApp or LinkedIn to track down who asked what. In my work as "The Awesome Improver", I see this all the time. Talented people lose good, paying clients not from a lack of skill, but from sheer administrative friction. You don't need longer hours or a sharper memory to fix this. You just need a c...
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Вопросы о канале «The Awesome Improver»
Сколько подписчиков у канала «The Awesome Improver»?
У канала «The Awesome Improver» (@theawesomeimprover) 401 подписчик на 12 ноября 2026 г.
О чём канал «The Awesome Improver»?
Канал в категории «Бизнес и стартапы», язык постов: английский. Описание канала: «Jochen Siepmann, a.k.a. "The Awesome Improver" improving your life, finances and health»
Какое место занимает канал «The Awesome Improver»?
По числу подписчиков: №148 в категории «Бизнес и стартапы», №5 197 среди международных каналов, №10 348 среди каналов на языке «английский», №11 551 в мире.
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Когда публикует канал «The Awesome Improver»?
Пик публикаций: четверг, около 23:00 по UTC. Выходит около 7 постов в неделю.
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