EASEBRAIN / BUSINESS EXECUTION

Stop chasing
the missing
details.

For custom-order businesses where enquiries, quotes and approvals keep coming back to the owner.

Try the working example ↘
01 / THE WORKING DEMOFICTIONAL ORDERS · NO SIGN-IN

An enquiry is not yet
a production brief.

Choose a sample. Fill the information gap, assign responsibility, then check the handover.

01 / CLARIFY

Ask once, with a useful checklist.

  • Which shirt fabric, colour and size breakdown?
  • Where should the logo appear, and is final artwork ready?
  • Which Friday, delivery location and person approving the proof?
02 / ASSIGN

In the real workflow, record a named person and a due time. A shared inbox is not an owner.

03 / REVIEW

Keep the commercial decisions with people.

Simulate the checks below. Ticking a box here does not create real approval.

Clarify the sample, assign a role and complete all three checks to continue.

Where AI may help: draft a clarification message or organise approved information. It must not invent stock, prices, dates or consent. First test whether a checklist in your existing tools is enough.

02 / SELECTED WORKTONY KAMAU · HEAD COACH

Experience behind
the approach.

Three distinct engagements in coaching, operations and customer acquisition. The demo above is illustrative; it was not deployed for these clients.

GENESIS SPORTS LIMITED

Making AI useful
to a business team.

3 coaching sessions

The work

Tony delivered three AI literacy coaching sessions and practical marketing demonstrations, connecting tools to business use.

What it supports

Experience helping a team explore adoption through worked examples and discussion.

The sessions are founder-reported. No quantified or independently verified sales uplift is claimed.

001 INN

Turning operational
gaps into a plan.

A two-week review

The work

A written operational diagnostic report, recommended controls, and a night-shift staffing and rotation plan.

What it supports

Experience investigating how work is organised and translating findings into specific interventions.

Delivery of the report is founder-reported. Implementation and measured improvements have not been independently verified.

JENERALI

Testing demand
without paid media.

20+ reported orders

The work

Marketing materials, social channels and free Facebook Marketplace posting for one product.

What it supports

Tony reports more than 20 orders associated with the engagement: a practical example of testing an offer through an existing channel.

Orders are not verified payments, fulfilled sales or profit. No revenue figure or customer testimonial is claimed.

These summaries draw on Tony’s supplied professional record. Client documents and confidential operating details are not published. Read Tony’s background ↗

FOR ADVISERS & COMMUNITY HOSTS

You bring the
relationship.
We work on the friction.

Bookkeepers, web designers and software teams: when a client asks for help with information, responsibilities or adoption, a small, agreed piece of work can complement your service.

A 20-minute business clinic

  1. Identify a familiar enquiry-to-order bottleneck.
  2. Work through this fictional example.
  3. Leave with a checklist and one measure to try.

We can discuss one introductory online clinic using existing tools. Audience, host, agenda and availability are agreed first. Any client implementation is separately scoped and priced.

Introductions need the client’s permission. No client list sharing, referral commission or ongoing free support is part of this proposal.

Discuss an introduction or clinic ↗
MAKE IT WORK IN YOUR BUSINESS

One recurring problem.
One useful first change.

The AI Business Execution Session starts at KSh 3,000–5,000 per session. We agree a feasible output, preparation, duration, review and exact fee before booking. A simpler process change may be the right answer.

Larger work: Business Systems Intensive, KSh 8,000–15,000 per engagement. Initial test prices. No software purchase, ongoing integration or unlimited implementation is included.

Describe the bottleneck ↗