Protected: How This Business Gave Female Entrepreneurs the Tools to Find Each Other
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Client: (Client name changed for privacy.) Role: Project Lead / System Developer Industry: Mindfulness and Wellness Timeline: Ongoing Team Size: Facilitators, Practitioners, Admins Tools: Airtable, Softr, Zapier, Google Calendar (GCal), Google Docs, Stripe, Squarespace Outcome: Scaled the platform from 15 to 50+ active practitioners, reduced manual administrative work by 60%, and improved operational visibility. Project
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Usually, when there’s a timeline problem, the first instinct is to solve it by adding more people to the project. The logic makes sense. One person takes four weeks, so two people should take two weeks. It is a reasonable assumption, and it is wrong often enough that it needs to be examined before anyone
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