How I got here.
The short version: I built one GHL system, kept it running well, got referred, and never stopped.
I started in GHL because a client needed their entire migration business automated: lead capture, follow-ups, appointment booking, WhatsApp sequences, the works. I built it. Then they referred me to another client. Then another.
Since then I've managed over 11,000 opportunities across accounts in migration consulting, education, and healthcare. I've built more than 50 automation workflows, some simple, some with 100+ nodes across four connected phases.
I also build in n8n when GHL hits its limits. Mostly for AI integrations, document processing, and multi-system pipelines. My background in Data Science means I understand what the AI nodes are actually doing, not just how to wire them together.
I sit with the team before I open GHL. Founders, ops, sales, whoever runs the workflow being automated. The build starts from what's in front of me, not from a template. Every phase gets reviewed with them before I move on.
Most of my clients have been with me for over a year. I don't just deliver and disappear. The systems I build keep running because I'm still there fixing edge cases, adding phases, and scaling with the business.