CEO Agent Studio

If you still can’t take a random Tuesday off, this is for you.

You’ve learned the importance of Ops inside the Academy. You have the templates, the SOPs, and the replays. But you’re still the one holding it all together.

You’ve learned how a business should run. Now let’s build a business specifically for you.

The Studio is where we do that. Six months, your business redesigned and rebuilt — to give you more freedom, more time, and to help you work less and sell more.

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What actually changes

Six months from now, a normal week looks like this.

Now

After

Every question in the business routes to your phone

The answer is written down, and someone else can find it

A new listing means recreating the same steps from memory

The process fires the same way every time, without you thinking about it

Follow-up happens when you remember, which is not always

Follow-up happens on its own, in your voice

Content is a Sunday-night problem you solve four hours at a time

Content comes out of a system that already knows how you sound

Time off means bringing the laptop or paying for it later

You leave for a week and the business doesn’t flinch

You own a job with good months

You own something you could hand to someone else — or sell

Academy vs. Studio

Same methodology. Different job.

CEO Agent Academy — $297/year — Learn it

Where you learned how a business is supposed to run

The course, the templates, the SOPs, the replays, your AI team. Everything you need to understand how the operating system works — handed to you, ready to run with.

You’re already here. This part’s done.

CEO Agent Studio — $5,997 / 6 months — Build it

Where yours actually gets built

Six months of Business Architecture applied to your business. Your processes documented. Your workflows automated. Claude installed. The connectors wired. Five AI agents delivered and running.

Built with me in the room, on your actual business.

You don’t leave with a plan. You leave with it running.

Phase One — Design + Document

Get the business out of your head — without writing a single SOP yourself.

You’ve known for years this needed to be documented. You never did it, because documenting a business is miserable and you had listings to sell. This is the phase where that finally stops being true.

01
We map every decision that routes through you

A lead comes in. An offer gets written. A listing goes live. A transaction opens. A client closes. We walk the whole business and mark every point where the answer has to come from you. Most agents are stunned by the length of that list. The list is the diagnosis.

02
Every item gets a destination

Five buckets, one decision each: what genuinely needs your judgment, what becomes a documented process, what becomes automation, what AI takes over, and what disappears entirely. Nothing stays where it is by default. That’s the redesign.

03
AI interviews you, and your processes get written

You talk. AI asks the questions and does the writing. One conversation becomes one documented process. This is the single reason the Studio is possible now and wasn’t three years ago — the part everyone avoids is the part that got easy.

Phase One is done when the core of your business exists on paper instead of in your head — and a new hire, or an AI, could read how your business actually works.

Phase Two — Systemize + Connect

Stop moving information by hand from one place to another.

This is where the business becomes something AI can actually plug into — and where you stop being the integration between your own tools.

01
Documents become workflows that fire on their own

A written process still needs someone to remember to run it. We turn each one into a repeatable workflow with a checklist behind it, so it happens whether or not you’re thinking about it.

02
Automated workflows get built where they actually belong

Automation inside your CRM and inside your email marketing platform — triggers, sequences, task assignments, stage changes. The work that runs whether or not anyone opens a laptop.

Some of it we build with AI. Some of it gets set up natively in those systems, because that’s simply where it makes more sense to live. Using AI for something your CRM already does well isn’t clever — it’s another moving part.

03
Claude gets installed inside your business

Your account, your business, set up together — click by click, not “here’s a video, good luck.” When we’re done, it knows your market, your voice, your processes, and your clients.

04
The connectors get wired — inbox, calendar, CRM, files

The full Connectors course, included. Think of it as hiring an assistant and handing over the keys. Once AI can see your email, your calendar, your database, and your documents, it stops being a chatbot you visit and starts being infrastructure you run on.

05
The cleanup nobody wants to do

Contacts, naming conventions, file structure. Boring, and completely non-negotiable — clean systems are AI infrastructure, not tidiness. Messy inputs are exactly why other people’s AI produces things they’d never send a client.

Phase Two is done when the business is connected and consistent, and the copy-paste tax is gone.

Phase Three — AI Builds + Delegation

Hand the work over — to people, and to agents trained on your business.

The payoff phase. And the reason it comes last instead of first: AI trained on a documented business does what you’d do. AI bolted onto chaos does what everyone else’s does.

01
Your five agents go to work

They arrive built and pre-trained on the CEO Agent Academy’s templates, sequences, and communication standards. We point them at your business and turn them on.

02
Delegation gets designed on purpose

Three columns: what you keep, what people carry, what AI carries. Most agents have never drawn this deliberately — they’ve absorbed whatever fell through. We draw it, then we actually hand the work over.

03
The operating rhythm that keeps it from rotting

The weekly and monthly cadence that keeps the system current, so six months of work doesn’t quietly decay back into a business that needs you for everything.

Phase Three is done when the answers come back yes: it could run without you for a week, someone — or something — else answers the question, and AI finished the work because the knowledge was finally written down.

Delivered agents

Five agents, already built and already trained.
01
5-Minute Social Assistant

A full week of on-brand posts in your voice, in five minutes. Pre-loaded with the Academy’s content systems.

02
10-Minute Newsletter

A database-ready send built on Academy email templates, written and formatted in ten minutes. You approve. It ships.

03
Inbox Triage

Reads every email, sorts what actually needs you, flags the urgent, and drafts replies in your voice. Pre-loaded with Academy communication standards.

04
Follow-Up Machine

Pre-loaded with the Academy’s nurture sequences. Your leads, past clients, and refi windows — touched, drafted, and queued. The nurture runs without you.

05
Found by AI

When buyers ask ChatGPT, Claude, or Perplexity to name an agent — it’s your name that comes back.

The Boardroom

Where we work it out loud.

Live sessions for the full six months. Automation, AI, strategy, and whatever phase you’re standing in right now — brought to the table and talked through until you know your next move.

Any member, any phase, same room. Someone two steps ahead of you asks the question you didn’t know to ask yet, and you get the answer for free.

Bring the thing you’re stuck on. You leave knowing what to do about it.

Why it works

AI is leverage. Architecture is why it works.

Here’s what nobody selling AI tricks will tell you: AI doesn’t fix a business. It exposes one.

If your processes live in your head, AI has nothing to learn from. That’s why the viral prompt you saved did nothing. It’s also why the order above isn’t negotiable — everyone wants to start at Phase Three, and starting there is exactly why it hasn’t worked yet.

Ops before marketing. Business architecture before AI, always.

That’s why these agents run when the downloaded ones don’t.

From the agents who did it

“Rebecca, I could never make sense of my business, past one closing to the next. You’ve given me the tools to rethink it all, and my pipeline’s never been fuller — but more importantly, I feel a peace and an ease that I’d never experienced.”

T.H.

“Oh my god, Rebecca, you were right about everything. LOL. I was completely lost in my business. One day I realized it had just consumed me. I was drowning in to-do lists, and a business I used to love became a business I no longer recognized. Rebuilding was the best thing I’ve ever done.”

E.B.

“Rebecca, you’ve helped me build a stronger business where I’m closing more deals and have infinitely more confidence than I’ve ever had before. I’m so grateful.”

J.B.

“Not only am I learning how to build a better business for myself, I’m also learning how to be a better agent to my clients because everything you talk about is strategy-based. You’ve taught me so much.”

J.D.

“I heard you talk about making a million dollars, but this million was going to be different. You know what? Everything I’ve learned from you, I believe 100%. I can do that too. Let’s do it.”

K.D.

“Things do get a little tense in this business, but when you have the right people right by your side, it makes it a whole lot different. Rebecca, I cannot tell you how grateful I am for you.”

A.A.

Is this you

The Studio isn’t for every agent in the Academy. On purpose.

It’s a fit if

You’re already producing. Selling was never the problem.

You’ve noticed the business can’t function without you, and you’ve stopped pretending that’s normal.

You want the thing built, not explained again.

You’re willing to slow down for a minute to speed up for a decade.

It’s not a fit if

You’re still building your book. Get the deals first — the Academy is the right room for now.

What you want is a lead source. That’s a different problem, and this isn’t it.

You want AI to do the thinking. It won’t. It’ll do the work, once you’ve decided how.

The next six months are already full and nothing can move. Come when there’s room.

Before you ask

I’m already in the Academy. Isn’t this the same content?

No. The Academy teaches the operating system — the frameworks, the templates, the way it’s supposed to work. The Studio builds yours. Different job, different room, and you keep your Academy access the whole time.

I don’t have six months of spare time.

Nobody does. That’s the whole reason you’re still the bottleneck. The program is built around it — the documentation phase is a conversation, not a writing assignment, and phases end on milestones, not dates. Nothing expires while you close a deal.

I’ve bought programs before and never finished them.

Same. The difference here is that you’re never working it out alone in a folder somewhere. The Boardroom meets while you’re mid-build — you bring what you’re stuck on, we talk through the automation, the AI, or the strategy behind it, and you leave with your next move instead of a vague intention to get to it.

I’m not technical.

You don’t need to be. Nothing here is code. Claude gets set up together, click by click, and the connectors work the way hiring an assistant works — you hand over the keys and explain the job.

When does enrollment close?

It doesn’t. No cohorts, no start dates, no countdown timers, no “doors close Friday.” You start when you’re ready and your six months start with you. The only cost of waiting is another six months of being the bottleneck.

$5,997 is real money.

It is. Price it against the alternatives. A capable operations hire runs well past this in a single quarter, and you’d still have to tell them how the business works — which brings you right back to Phase One. Having it done for you starts at $12,297.

A payment plan is available at checkout.

Let’s do this

$5,997

Lifetime access to the course materials. Six months of Boardroom calls. Payment plan available at checkout.

Start when you’re ready. No cohorts, no countdown timers, no games. The only urgency here is what being the bottleneck is already costing you — and you can measure that yourself.


I spent 34 years building a business that couldn’t run without me, and I was the systems person the whole time. That’s the part I want you to hear. Being organized didn’t save me. Designing the thing on purpose did.

You’ve already done the learning. Let’s go build it.

Let’s get weirdly efficient. — Rebecca

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