The Daily Operator Protocol

Most people who start a one-person business build themselves a job. A worse job than the one they left, because now they answer to every client, every notification, every fire. They wanted freedom and they bought themselves a cage with their own name on the door. I run my business from my phone in under an hour a day. Not because I am special, and not because the business is small. I do it because I built it to be operated, not laboured over. The difference between an operator and a worker is simple: a worker does the work; an operator commands the systems that do the work. This protocol is how you make that shift. It is the daily operating …