Welcome

This is where I write about how to build and run a business. Hiring, pricing, operations, systems, sales process, and leverage. The things that actually move a business forward when they’re done right.

I co-founded Window Tint LA in 2014, grew to $3M a year, and was acquired by American Window Film in 2018.

From there, I co-founded Tint Wiz, a CRM for window tint and PPF businesses, built from the internal system we used to run Window Tint LA. We launched in 2020, became the industry leader, and was acquired by Fullsteam in 2025.

Everything I write comes from experience building and operating real businesses, along with helping other business owners improve their systems, sales process, and day-to-day operations. What worked, what didn’t, and how to think through the next move when you’re in it.

If you’re trying to grow a service business, improve your sales process, fix your operations, or make better decisions as an owner, this is for you.

I also work directly with business owners who want clear thinking on growth, operations, and execution.


Tint Wiz Was Acquired. Here’s the Full Story.

Watch the conversation below about how Tint Wiz started, why this partner made sense, and what’s next.


How to Scale a Service Business by Solving Your Biggest Problems First
Keeping Secrets Is a Loser Strategy in Service Businesses

Keeping Secrets Is a Loser Strategy in Service Businesses

This clip is from a talk I gave in 2017, but the idea has only become more relevant since.

In service businesses, keeping information hidden feels protective, but it usually creates friction, inconsistency, and slow execution. Real advantage comes from owning your process, sharing it clearly, and executing it better than anyone else.

Secrecy isn’t the moat. Execution is.

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Why the Next 10 Years Will Reward Well Built Service Businesses

Why the Next 10 Years Will Reward Well Built Service Businesses

Many service businesses look difficult today because they were built for a different version of the industry.

This post explores why well-built operations may be positioned to benefit as service industries mature, consolidate, and reward businesses designed with long-term intention instead of short-term survival.

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Pricing for Survival Is Why Businesses Burn Out

Pricing for Survival Is Why Businesses Burn Out

Many service businesses stay busy but still burn out.

This post breaks down why pricing based on “what you can get” quietly caps profitability, how survival pricing feels logical in the moment, and why sustainable pricing is the difference between staying booked and building a business that lasts.

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