Name: Your One‑Person Operations Hub – Build a Lean, Professional Tech Stack
Start: 2026-07-27T18:00:00-05:00
End: 2026-07-27T20:00:00-05:00
Location: 701 Brazos St

$Your One\u2011Person Operations Hub \u2013 Build a Lean, Professional Tech Stack$

Come learn what popular tech stacks most solopreneurs are using to scale & grow their businesses
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🎛️ Your One‑Person Operations Hub – Build a Lean, Professional Tech Stack That Runs Your Business 🧩

You’ve done the inner work, built your offers, and started showing up online — now it’s time to run your business like a pro behind the scenes. This session kicks off Chapter 3: Systems & Automation, where you’ll transform scattered tools into a streamlined operations hub that supports you 24/7. You’ll learn the minimum viable tech stack every solopreneur needs (calendar, email, payments, website, cloud, light CRM), how these tools fit together, and how to design workflows that feel efficient, automated, and fully under your control.

Instead of feeling buried under logins and apps, you’ll walk through real examples of how successful one‑person businesses connect scheduling, invoicing, client onboarding, and file delivery into clean, repeatable flows. Whether you’re starting from scratch or trying to tame the chaos of tools you already use, this event will help you see your operations as a cohesive system — not a pile of software.

🎯 What You’ll Learn

The essential tech stack for a lean solopreneur operation:
- Calendar & scheduling: tools like Calendly, TidyCal, or Google Calendar so clients can book without back‑and‑forth.
- Email & domain: Google Workspace or Outlook so your brand looks professional from day one.
- Payments & invoicing: Stripe, PayPal, Wave, or Square for getting paid simply and securely.
- Website & landing pages: Carrd, Squarespace, or Wix for a clean home base for your offers.
- Cloud storage & files: Google Drive or Dropbox for organized client assets and backups.
- Light CRM/relationship tracking: Notion, Airtable, or a free CRM like HubSpot to manage leads and clients.
How to design your “start here” stack so you can operate like a professional with as few tools as possible.
How to connect tools into a simple new lead → booking → payment → confirmation workflow that feels premium for clients and effortless for you.

🧪 In‑Class Build‑Together Exercises
1️⃣ Current Stack Audit: Map your existing tools by category (calendar, email, payments, website, cloud, CRM) and spot gaps or redundancies.
2️⃣ Future Ideal Stack: Design a 6–12 month “grown‑up” version of your tech stack that aligns with your business goals.
3️⃣ New Lead Workflow Map: Sketch a step‑by‑step flow (and recommended tools) from someone discovering you to paying and receiving a confirmation, so you can implement it after class.