By Sunday night I had built a working app that tracked my cash flow and projected how long my retirement savings would last.
The following month I built a daily briefer, a smart task manager that organizes 130 tasks around how I actually think, a tool that tells me the best things to spend money on — and an autonomous bot that, without asking me first, filed an official tax form with the county and tracked down the first person in my family lineage to carry a hereditary disease I've been living with for years.
I shut the bot down. But I kept building.
My actual task manager — 130 tasks, AI-prioritized.
Here's the offer.
I'm a retired CEO. I'm not selling a course, a subscription, or a certification. I'm offering something harder to find: a real weekend with someone who has actually done this — and will sit with you until you do it too.
You provide room and board, cover travel from Washington D.C., and pay $10,000 for my time. I'll select three or four of the best offers.
What "best" means to me: I love to travel and experience new cultures and places. I'll be honest about that. I use an electric wheelchair, so accessible space matters. I only work in English. And I'm most energized when I'm working with people who've led things — C-suite background is a genuine bonus.
You don't need a computer science degree. You don't need any technical background. You need curiosity, a can-do mindset, and enough life experience to know that the right tools — used well — can still surprise you.
Anywhere. I love new cultures and places. That's part of the selection.
Electric wheelchair user. Step-free, wide doorways, ground floor preferred.
All training in English only.
No CS required. Curiosity required. C-suite experience a strong bonus.
I've already built an app that logs your reply. It took me a couple of hours.