
A Hose Spraying Money And No Bucket | I Fired Myself
Join our FREE Skool Community of other like-minded entrepreneurs who are looking to break free from the 9-to-5, establish a limitless growth mindset and get the tools necessary to be their own boss. https://www.skool.com/how-to-become-an-entrepreneur-6872 Follow my Entrepreneurial journey: FreeFrame Studios: https://instagram.com/freeframenashville I Fired Myself Instagram: https://instagram.com/firedmyself I Fired Myself on X: https://x.com/FiredMyselfShow This week's "I Fired Myself" focuses on finding the real constraint in a business and the cost of spreading yourself too thin, as Scott explains why he scaled his sauna projects back to Tennessee when demand outran what he could fulfill. The conversation covers key themes in AI automation, including how Scott trained Claude to edit his ads in DaVinci, how he retrains it at the start of every new context window, how an MCP connection lets it run Meta ad accounts, and whether an always-on recorder should audit a whole week of work. Additionally, the discussion highlights practical pricing and marketing advice for a small picture framing shop, including asking what would break first at 10 times the customers, pricing by what it would cost to subcontract every part of the job plus a 30 to 40 percent margin, raising prices for new customers, and starting an email list. Ultimately, the session underscores the importance of narrowing your focus to what you can control and using new tools to clear the bottlenecks that keep a business from catching the demand it already has.








