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AI implementation isn't a learning problem.
It's a decision problem.
Your team has 30 AI tools bookmarked and zero deployed.
They don't need another tutorial — they need the answer: which workflow to automate first, and whether they're ready to build it.
Early Bird — First 20 Seats Per Cohort)
$49
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"Once I saw how much the infrastructure impacted the outcome, the frustration just vanished."
- Kianna Xue
"For the first time, I actually feel at ease — the struggle of manual work has been replaced by a structure that works."
- Mary Soriano
"We've moved from monthly campaign planning to quarterly planning. Our campaigns are more fun than they used to be."
- Sasindee Wijeratne
"I've stopped just surviving inside the system and started designing it."
- Denise Moscare
We didn't invent Decision Sprint in a boardroom. We built it because we needed it.
Two years ago, we mandated AI implementation across our portfolio of operating companies — $250M+ in combined revenue. Every department. Every workflow.
We shared tutorials. We bought courses. We hired a consultant who spent weeks ingesting OUR information — stuff we already knew — only to pitch us a $233K engagement.
Nothing shipped.
The problem wasn't knowledge — we had plenty. The problem was certainty. We didn't know which workflow to start with. We didn't know if our operators were ready.
As someone who advises operators on AI implementation, I’d seen dozens of them stuck in the same loop — consuming content, paralyzed by options, never shipping. So we built a tiger team. Two quarters. We created a rubric, evaluated every department, and finally got clarity.
The result: 65% reduction in operational hours. 5,000+ man-hours saved. Every department now has an AI champion.
Decision Sprint is that tiger team process — productized. 4 days instead of two quarters. $49 instead of a dedicated team.
— Lucas Robinson, Founder & CEO of FrameworkFriday
$250M+
Portfolio Impacted
65%
Less Operational Time
5000+
Hours Saved
The Real Problem
You look at the AI landscape and see 30 platforms, each one promising to be the answer. Your team has tried three of them this quarter. Maybe four. None of them stuck — not because the tools were bad, but because nobody could answer the question underneath: which workflow should we actually automate first?
So you shared tutorials. Sent people to webinars. Gave them time to explore. They watched. They said "this is great." Nothing happened.
Here's why: Your team doesn't have a knowledge problem. They have a decision problem.
They don't know which workflow to start with. They don't know if they're ready. And no amount of content will give them that — because content produces information, not confirmation.
If step-by-step tutorials worked, you'd already have AI running your operations.
What Decision Sprint Is NOT
Decision Sprint is a 4-day diagnostic process. Your operator produces artifacts against a proven rubric. By Day 4, you know if they're ready and what to build first.
Operational Proof
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65%
reduction in operational hours
5,000+
man-hours saved
100+
AI workflows deployed
Real results from operators who shipped
Anna Rubia
Brand Custodian
"I knocked the entire audit process from three full days down to a single day"
Bethany Humphreys
Customer Relations Lead
"It's like a muscle that you work. The more you use it, the smarter it becomes."
Natalia Jayasundera
Labs Services Manager
"Framework Friday didn't just give me a tool. it gave me back the time to be a leader instead of a scribe."
What Your Operator Produces —
What You Get
Consultants charge six figures for these deliverables.
Your operator builds them in 4 days.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who Should You Send?
Send the person who owns the workflow — not your most technical employee. The right person: manages workflows daily, understands the process end-to-end, has authority to make changes, and doesn't need to be technical.
One thing to know about how you frame this to them: don't say "we need to figure out AI and save money."
Say "we're evaluating whether [specific workflow] should be automated, and I want you to lead that evaluation."
Teams given a specific target execute. Teams given a vague mandate stall.
By Day 4, your operator will have clarity on exactly what to build — not a general directive to "go do AI."
Early Bird — First 20 Seats Per Cohort)
$49
Normally $199
4 days. Your operator produces artifacts. You get clarity.
Your process is permanent. Tools are temporary. Build the process now.
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