Hi, I'm Vini.
I started automating because I genuinely believed most of my job could be done by a program. So I built it. What began as a personal experiment turned into a career within months. Learning by doing. Breaking things.
These days, I have AI as an expert tutor. When I hit a wall, I get the answer explained in plain English. I pick up new concepts in minutes instead of hours. No more digging through Reddit threads or sitting through 40-minute YouTube videos to find one useful line. I learn what I need, then I build.
A good consultant doesn't just build what you ask for. They read between the lines, understand what you're actually trying to solve, and show you options you hadn't considered. My job is to give you the information you need to make the best decision. What happens if this works? What breaks if it doesn't? What do we need to sort out first?
The systems I build don't just automate tasks. They gather data, make sense of it, and act on it. A lead comes in, gets enriched with company data, scored against your criteria, and routed to the right person. No human touched it, but a human decided the rules. That's the balance: AI does the heavy lifting, you stay in control of what matters.
If you're really into AI and automation and willing to go over a few simple technical parts, I'd suggest looking into my Automation Copilot system. It's what I built for myself to work faster. Deep research, project management, building automations. Basically my second brain for everything I do as a consultant. As of now, it's the most intelligent and impressive system I've implemented. It still surprises me with its capabilities, and I preach it to anyone working with automation as much as I can. You can build one too if you're into that sort of thing.
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