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The One-Page Weekly Plan for Solo Operators
One backlog. One weekly plan. One review rhythm. Enough to run your next week better — not the whole method, just your first real win.
You end the week busy and exhausted. You can't point to one thing you finished. The plan you made Sunday is already gone by Tuesday — and you're starting to wonder if the problem is you.
It isn't.
Every productivity system you've tried was designed for a team. There's always a step that assumes someone else is doing something. You don't have someone else. You have you — wearing every hat, fielding every client fire, trying to do the actual work in between.
The Agile Solo Starter Kit is built differently. Not a team framework stripped down. A system designed from the ground up for one person running a real business alone.
What's inside
Three pieces you can use today. No onboarding week. No setup project. Just a first win.
The Weekly Planner
One page. One backlog. One weekly plan. Name what matters this week, define what "done" looks like, and stop letting urgency decide your day.
The Quick-Start Guide
A short, no-jargon walkthrough. Get from overwhelmed to a plan you trust in under an hour — not a course, not a framework to learn, just a rhythm to start.
The Task Clarifier
Turn vague, heavy work into one clear next step and a smaller first action. Stop planning. Start moving. The tool asks the questions you'd ask a client before saying yes to their deadline.
Get the Starter Kit
Enter your email to get the planner, the guide, and the Task Clarifier delivered to your inbox. You'll also receive a short welcome sequence that builds on the kit and introduces the Agile Solo method.
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What it does (and what it doesn't)
The Starter Kit helps you run this week better. It gives you structure, a quick win, and momentum. It is intentionally not the entire framework — that's what the book is for. Think of it as the first step; the book is the full system behind it.
Because the last thing you need is another system that takes longer to set up than to use.
Already tried the kit and want the complete method? See the book →