FlowState Method
Work through the decisions behind a business: who it serves, what it offers and how the work gets done.
Resource outline
- Business-description worksheet
- Nine-stage position table
- Focus-note exercise
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Learn to make business decisions with the FlowState Method or build a repeatable process around your client services.
Work through the decisions behind a business: who it serves, what it offers and how the work gets done.
Build a repeatable process for selling and delivering a digital service, from the first conversation to client handoff.
Work through an example, make something useful and check it before moving on.
Understand the decision and see how it works in an example.
Use the exercise to work through your own situation.
Compare your work with the assignment criteria and decide what needs another pass.
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Start with everyday tasks, move into supervised agents and build toward designing systems. Choose a level that matches your experience.
Give AI useful context, check its answers and keep the workflows that help you do your work.
Work with agents on your own machine. Review their changes, control their access and keep a way back.
Design how agents share work, use tools and recover when something goes wrong.
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Bring your goals, offer, tools and constraints into a report with three priorities and practical next steps.
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Get your systems, ownership and open questions organized before a conversation with a qualified CTO.
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