An owner's ideal weekly schedule across multiple agent-powered businesses
Running several agent-powered businesses is far less hectic than it sounds, because GMs and agents handle the day-to-day work. A structured week looks like this: Monday, review the five core metrics for every business. Tuesday, one call with each GM to hear what's working, what's annoying them, which clients need attention, and how you can help. Wednesday, the corrections log — turning recurring agent mistakes into rules. Thursday and Friday, find the next business: coffee with owners, learning a new industry, figuring out what comes next. The marketplaces to buy businesses exist, but the best deals come from direct outreach, not listings — by the time something hits a marketplace it's rarely a good deal unless it's highly curated.
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