Systematik Labs

Systematik Labs empowers startup founders to achieve their full potential through our supportive community, innovative learning, and consistent transformative experiences. Our unique value lies in providing tailored leadership and operational strategies, enabling founders to navigate the complexities of business growth with courage and creativity. We emphasize adaptability, agility, and a visionary approach to solving problems and scaling startups.

Founder

Charles Schwab

In my role, I led a team in managing the operations for cutting-edge automated investment platforms, including both a robo-trader and a robo-advisor. 

My focus expanded from my previous role to include enhancing our risk management strategies resulting in a 52% improvement in risk capacity, upholding the firm's integrity in the digital wealth management space.

I actively identified and implemented system improvements and advanced automation, leading to a +40% efficiency gain and diminished risk exposure.

Additionally, I initiated and nurtured strategic partnerships, playing a key role in launching major programs that ensured the robust and seamless performance of our automated investment services.

Director, Wealth and Advice Risk Management and Platform Operations

I led a team focused on the operation of advanced automated investing platforms, serving a diverse client base that included both retail and institutional. 

I introduced a comprehensive objective-setting initiative within the team and established measurable performance metrics. Notably, increasing the teams accuracy rate from 70% to over 95% consistently. 

Through system enhancements and automation, I drove the minimizing of system and process errors by over 50%.

Director of Digital Wealth Management Platform Operations

In this role, I pioneered an integrated digital experience strategy, leading cross-functional teams to implement over 200 web enhancements each week. 

I guided my team to deliver more than 10,000 user stories annually, while fostering a culture of excellence through regular performance reviews and coaching. 

Additionally, I restructured the team to boost efficiency and strategic content management, which significantly enhanced quality control and production support.

Senior Team Product Manager, Digital Experience Management

In this position, I was in charge of Digital Content Publishing across more than 40 web properties, where I boosted productivity by implementing advanced quality initiatives and tools. 

My role involved facilitating cross-functional collaboration, which significantly sped up our business and marketing projects. 

I also established and closely monitored key performance indicators (KPIs), and I'm proud to have achieved a 15% increase in team efficiency in just six months.

Senior Team Manager, Digital Content Management

Hart InterCivic

In this role, I led strategic election projects, focusing on the logistics and training essential for large-scale election operations. 

I directed a dedicated team through major election cycles, ensuring the flawless deployment and comprehensive training on voting systems. 

Our efforts were pivotal in maintaining the integrity and smooth execution of the election process.

Project Manager

Agent2Agent

The company:
Agent2Agent transformed the real estate industry by offering a cutting-edge platform for property listings. 

Unlike traditional methods, we provided a captivating, professionally curated experience that engaged a vast network of real estate professionals. 

Our unique value was in enhancing the agent's ability to serve clients and accelerate property sales by showcasing listings with unmatched appeal.

Co-Founder

Design Shaman

The Company:
Design Shaman was a web development and graphic design agency that specialized in crafting customized digital solutions for small to medium-sized businesses. 

What set us apart was our hands-on approach, as we leveraged cutting-edge technologies to bring visions to life while ensuring seamless project management. 

We didn't just create websites; we transformed businesses by marrying technical expertise with strategic insights and offering comprehensive digital marketing strategies to enhance online presence and drive success.

Thinkwell

I managed educational video productions, where my main responsibilities included coordinating schedules and overseeing the creative aspects. 

My focus was always on ensuring we produced high-quality content that was both informative and engaging.

Production Manager

Smooth Fusion

At Smooth Fusion, I took on the dual roles of Project and Account Manager, where I skillfully led complex web development projects. 

A highlight of my time there was working on-site with Microsoft's marketing teams in Seattle to launch the 2007 Small Business Summit website. 

I was responsible for creating detailed project timelines, marking key milestones to monitor progress and guarantee on-time delivery. 

My role really excelled in managing a diverse range of projects, from startups to big industry players. 

I acted as the essential link between marketing, design agencies, and development teams, translating complex requirements and ensuring everyone was on the same page regarding project goals and expectations.

Project Manager / Account Manager

Texas Tech University

At Texas Tech University, I led the charge as the Senior Front-end Developer, driving transformative digital projects that greatly improved user engagement and experience. 

One of my key projects was leading the migration of the university's website to a cutting-edge Content Management System (CMS). 

This move not only made content management more efficient but also allowed individual departments to independently manage their content. 

Pushing the envelope of innovation, I also developed a dynamic campus map. This project combined UX/UI design, advanced web development, and photography to create an interactive tool that offered valuable insights about the campus to visitors, staff, and students.

Senior Frontend Developer

Consumer and enterprise hosting provider (acquired)

The company:
Founded in 2000, our company was a distinguished web hosting provider catering to consumers and enterprises. Our mission was to offer top-notch web hosting services, facilitating a robust online presence for businesses and individuals alike. What set us apart was our commitment to reliability and customer satisfaction. Our data centers ensured seamless website performance and security, complemented by our 24/7 expert support.

We took pride in providing a range of hosting solutions, from shared hosting for startups to dedicated servers for large enterprises, all customizable to meet diverse needs. Our competitive pricing made us a trusted partner for businesses of all sizes, helping them thrive online. Several years after our inception, we were acquired by a larger competitor, a testament to our service quality and industry trust.

My story:
As a college freshman with a background in web development, I embarked on an entrepreneurial journey. Initially founding a web development company, I gained insights into the digital landscape and honed my technical skills. However, I spotted a unique opportunity in web hosting, driven by growing demand for reliable services. Inspired by mentors, I pivoted the business, leveraging my technical expertise and tapping into the hosting industry's potential.

As founder and CEO, I navigated a dynamic role, rapidly adapting to various facets of business management. Guided by invaluable mentors, I successfully overcame entrepreneurial challenges. Our company's growth culminated in its acquisition by a larger competitor. My journey, from a college freshman with web development skills to the CEO of a thriving hosting firm, exemplifies the power of innovation, adaptability, and mentorship in business. While the company may be gone, its lessons and experiences continue to shape my entrepreneurial spirit and drive for success.

Founder and CEO

4x founder | 9 years Fortune 200 leader | Writing about leadership and personal growth

Over the past twenty years, I've founded four companies, with one of them starting in my college dorm room. 

I also spent 9 years as a leader at a Fortune 200 company creating high-performance teams and running operations for a robo trader platform.

Jonathan Butterworth

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Passionate about Personal Growth🔥Leadership | LinkedIn Top Voice | LinkedIn Creator Growth – ChatGPT Enthusiast⚡️Director of MPS + LinkedIn Engagement | Regis MBA

Most creators post without purpose—and wonder why nobody cares.

I know, because I was one of them.

♟️ No likes.
♟️ No reach.
♟️ No revenue.

I was stuck in a cycle of creating content that disappeared into the void.

Everything changed when I realized this:
Social media isn’t about shouting—it’s about building a brand that speaks for you.

Once I built a clear message and intentional strategy, everything accelerated:

1. +4,000 followers every week
2.  1.2M+ weekly impressions
3.  A growing community of creators, founders, and executives I now mentor

What I Do Now?

I help people like you:

✅ Establish thought leadership
✅ Grow on LinkedIn and X
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My clients are thriving—many are now some of the most beloved and successful creators on these platforms.

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Managed Print Services Specialist, Printers and copiers subject matter expert, leadership, sales, marketing, technology, ChatGPT Specialist, blogger, technical writing. 

Nobody claps for you in the dark—but that’s where greatness is built.


You won’t get applause for showing up tired. 

No one celebrates your discipline.

But if you keep going—they’ll notice.

Because success is forged in silence, long before the spotlight.

Aristotle said it best:

“We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit.”

Here are 10 unsexy habits that build undeniable success:

1/ Master the boring.
↳ Repetition beats inspiration. Every time.

2/ Create before you consume.
↳ Scroll less. Ship more. Makers win.

3/ Protect your mornings.
↳ Own your first 90 minutes or lose the whole day.

4/ Track invisible progress.
↳ What gets measured gets mastered—even if no one sees it.

5/ Work in “deep focus” blocks.
↳ Two intense hours > ten distracted ones.

6/ Say no more often.
↳ Every “yes” to noise is a “no” to mastery.

7/ Do it tired, scared, or unsure.
↳ Discipline doesn’t care how you feel.

8/ Build skill, not status.
↳ Recognition follows mastery—not the other way around.

9/ Seek feedback, not applause.
↳ Growth hides in uncomfortable truth.

10/ Trust the lag.
↳ No one sees the work—until they do.

Can you stay invisible long enough to become undeniable?

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The fastest way to kill your career? Work for the wrong boss!


Most people wait years to realize this—by then, it’s already cost them their confidence, momentum, and growth.

The fastest way to accelerate it? 

Work for someone who brings out your best, every single day.

Gallup found that 70% of the variance in team engagement is directly tied to the manager.

That's more than a stat, It’s a warning sign.

Use these10 signs to know if you’re working for a great leader. 

1/ They Listen—Really Listen
↳ You’re not just heard. You’re understood.

2/ They Respect Boundaries
↳ Your time is protected, not penalized.

3/ They Appreciate the Work
↳ Recognition isn’t rare—it’s routine.

4/ They Invest in Your Growth
↳ Feedback, training, and stretch roles are part of the culture.

5/ They’re Transparent
↳ You’re never guessing where you stand.

6/ They Play to Your Strengths
↳ Your talents don’t go unnoticed—they’re leveraged.

7/ They Show Up in Hard Times
↳ You feel supported, not sidelined.


8/ They Build a Safe Culture
↳ Respect isn’t optional—it’s the norm.

9/ They Care About Your Well-being
↳ Stress isn’t ignored—it’s addressed.

10/ They Lead by Example
↳ Integrity isn’t preached—it’s practiced.

Which of these do you experience most—and which are missing?

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"Leadership is not about being in charge. It's about caring for those in your charge." – Simon Sinek

Most leaders get this backwards.

They often think authority comes from titles and corner offices.

But real authority comes from trust.

And trust comes from showing you genuinely care about the people who follow you.

Kindness isn't weakness in leadership—it's your competitive advantage. 🙏 

It builds loyalty faster than any bonus or promotion ever could.

Study these 10 ways to lead with care (without losing your edge):

1/ Learn people's names
↳ The smallest recognition creates the biggest connection.

2/ Say thank you—loud and often
↳ Gratitude is free. Ignoring effort is expensive.

3/ Give feedback with belief
↳ Challenge people but let them know you're in their corner.

4/ Be the first to apologize
↳ Pride delays progress. Own your part—then move forward.

5/ Celebrate wins that aren't yours
↳ Nothing screams insecurity like staying silent when others succeed.

6/ Make eye contact
↳ Presence matters more than power. Put your phone down.

7/ Respond, don't react
↳ A short fuse burns bridges. Pause before you speak.

8/ Assume good intent
↳ Most people aren't out to get you—they're just overwhelmed.

9/ Offer help without being asked
↳ Leadership is noticing the need before it's voiced.

10/ Lead with warmth, not just skill
↳ People follow your character before they follow your strategy.

What would you add to the equation? 

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Your boss will impact your mental health more than your therapist.


And no one warns you about that before your first job offer.

A 2023 study by the Workforce Institute found that 69% of employees say their manager has more impact on their mental health than their doctor or therapist.

Let that sink in. 😯

If you love your job but your boss is destroying your sanity, here's how to protect yourself:

1/ Micromanagement
↳ Set boundaries. Request role clarity and define expectations on your terms.

2/ Blame-Shifting
↳ Document everything. Facts beat gaslighting.

3/ Dismissive Communication
↳ Push back. Ask directly for feedback and challenge vague criticism.

4/ Unrealistic Expectations
↳ Negotiate early. Define what's possible—and what isn't.

5/ Lack of Appreciation
↳ Celebrate yourself. Share wins with people who value you.

6/ Playing Favorites
↳ Expand your network. Build relationships with neutral mentors.

7/ Inconsistent Feedback
↳ Ask for specifics. Don't settle for "just do better."

8/ Mood Swings
↳ Stay grounded. Don't absorb their chaos—master your own calm.

9/ Undermining Confidence
↳ Zoom out. Focus on your strengths and build external validation.

10/ Discouraging Growth
↳ Take the wheel. Invest in skills and opportunities they won't give you.

If this sounds familiar, you're not crazy. You're just under poor leadership.

What's one toxic behavior you've had to unlearn from a boss?

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The smartest way to beat a toxic personality?
Starve their ego. Don’t react. Don’t explain. Don’t engage.


The more you play, the more power they gain.
But the moment you stop feeding their need for control—you win.

A Harvard Business Review study confirms:
Disengaging from toxic dynamics not only protects your mental health—it dissolves their influence.

Here’s how to outmaneuver 10 toxic personalities without losing your cool:

1/ The Underminer
↳ Backhanded compliments, subtle digs.
Strategy: Stay factual. Let truth expose their games.

2/ The Narcissist
↳ It’s always about them.
Strategy: Stop chasing their approval. Anchor to your values.

3/ The Victim
↳ Drama magnet. Zero ownership.
Strategy: Push toward solutions. Empathize—don’t enable.

4/ The Gossip
↳ Half-truth dealer.
Strategy: Don’t react. Don’t respond. Silence kills momentum.

5/ The Credit Stealer
↳ Vanishes during losses. Shines during your wins.
Strategy: Document everything. Speak up—calmly and publicly.

6/ The Bulldozer
↳ Interrupts, dominates, steamrolls.
Strategy: Set firm boundaries. Reclaim space with clarity.

7/ The Passive-Aggressive
↳ Sarcasm, delay, indirect hits.
Strategy: Bring behavior into light. Ask direct questions.

8/ The Gatekeeper
↳ Hoards info to stay relevant.
Strategy: Build cross-team ties. Never rely on one channel.

9/ The Martyr
↳ Guilt trips masked as hard work.
Strategy: Define roles in writing. Don’t reward the drama.

10/ The Know-It-All
↳ Rejects feedback. Blocks innovation.
Strategy: Ask what they can’t deflect. Let ego do the unraveling.

Which of these personalities have you faced—and how did you outfox them?

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Great leaders build cultures. Good leaders build products. Poor leaders build chaos—and blame their teams for it.

Want to rise beyond management?

Think like a C-Level.

Here’s how they think differently:

1/ They think in outcomes
↳ Not tasks, not effort—impact.

2/ They ask what moves the company
↳ Not just what’s assigned.

3/ They speak in clarity, not comfort
↳ Hard truth over easy consensus.

4/ They define success
↳ Then hold people to it.

5/ They translate vision into targets
↳ Everyone knows the mission and the metric.

6/ They challenge bad ideas
↳ Even from senior voices.

7/ They take full ownership
↳ Results, risks, culture—it’s all on them.

8/ They simplify complexity
↳ Strategy over chaos.

9/ They multiply good people
↳ Great teams don’t happen by accident.

10/ They protect standards
↳ Culture decays when excellence isn’t enforced.

What would you add to this list?

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As a leader, you have two ears for a reason. You should listen twice more than you speak.


Harvard Business Review found that 74% of employees report feeling unheard at work (Salesforce Research).

Poor listening doesn't hurt morale only - it costs companies an average of $37 billion annually in lost productivity and turnover.

But here's the opportunity: Listening is the skill that unlocks insights, builds trust, and fosters exponential growth throughout your organization.

Here are 10 principles to master the art of listening as a leader:

1. Be Present
→ Remove distractions. Focus fully on the person in front of you.

2. Ask Open Questions
→ Use "How" or "What" to spark deeper conversations.

3. Embrace Pauses
→ Silence allows others to think and share more meaningfully.

4. Listen to Understand
→ Don't plan your response—absorb their perspective fully.

5. Validate Their View
→ Acknowledge their input with phrases like "That makes sense."

6. Take Notes
→ Jot down key points to show you value their input.

7. Notice Nonverbal Cues
→ Tone, expressions, and posture often reveal more than words.

8. Follow Up
→ Act on what you hear and revisit important topics.

9. Stay Curious
→ Enter every conversation ready to learn.

10. Create Safety
→ Foster an environment where people feel heard and respected.

What would you add to the list? 

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Your KPIs are killing your company. Here's what board members track instead. 

Every dying company had great KPIs right up until they didn't.

Blockbuster. Kodak. BlackBerry. All had "strong performance" before collapse.

Netflix was a tiny DVD-by-mail startup when Blockbuster was crushing quarterly earnings.

Instagram didn't exist when Kodak dominated film processing revenue.

The iPhone was just a rumor when BlackBerry owned mobile email.

Here's what they missed (and what boards watch instead):

1/ Customer Behavior Shifts vs. Revenue Growth
→ Revenue is backward-looking. Customer habits predict the future.

2/ Market Disruption Signals vs. Competitive Analysis
→ Your biggest threat isn't your current competitor—it's the startup you've never heard of.

3/ Innovation Investment vs. Cost Cutting
→ Cutting costs boosts this quarter's numbers. Innovation ensures next decade's survival.

4/ Talent Retention in Key Areas vs. Overall Headcount
→ Losing your best engineers matters more than total employee satisfaction scores.

5/ Brand Relevance vs. Brand Awareness
→ Everyone knew Blockbuster. Nobody needed them anymore.

6/ Technology Debt vs. Technology Spend
→ How much you spend on tech matters less than how outdated your systems are.

7/ Customer Acquisition Cost Trends vs. Total New Customers
→ If it's getting harder to find customers, your market is shifting.

8/ Strategic Optionality vs. Operational Efficiency
→ Efficiency optimizes the present. Options protect the future.

9/ Ecosystem Dependencies vs. Direct Revenue
→ What happens to your business if one key partner disappears tomorrow?

10/ Cultural Adaptability vs. Cultural Strength
→ Strong cultures that can't evolve become corporate museums.

What leading indicators is your leadership team tracking?

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10 ways to be successful without burning your soul in the process. 


When values are tested, most people fold. 
↳ Don’t be most people.

Success isn’t just about what you build—it’s about who you become while building it.

And too many people climb the ladder only to realize they left their soul at the bottom.

Here’s how to succeed without burning your soul in the process:

1/ Know your non-negotiables.
↳ If you don’t define your line, someone else will cross it for you.

2/ Stop chasing applause.
↳ Clarity > validation. Not everyone needs to understand your path.

3/ Build slow if fast means fake.
↳ Rapid growth isn’t worth it if it costs you your character.

4/ Say “no” more often.
↳ Every “yes” to misalignment is a betrayal of your future self.

5/ Stay dangerous—but principled.
↳ Be sharp. Be bold. But never manipulative.

6/ Work with people who call you higher.
↳ Avoid environments where ethics are optional.

7/ Let your silence speak.
↳ You don’t need to argue your values—just embody them.

8/ Never trade authenticity for access.
↳ If a room requires you to pretend, it’s the wrong room.

9/ Understand your ambition’s shadow.
↳ The same fire that drives you can also destroy you.

10/ Leave a legacy, not just results.
↳ If your success dies with your ego, it was never real.

The real test? Staying true when it would be easier not to.

What would you never trade for success?

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“Do not pray for easy lives. Pray to be stronger men.”
 – John F. Kennedy


Strength isn’t found in comfort.
It’s forged in challenge, discipline, and decision.

You don’t get stronger by wishing life were easier—
You get stronger by choosing to rise anyway.

Study these 10 principles to be a stronger human:

1/ Do the hard thing first
↳ Strength is built when you stop negotiating with discomfort.

2/ Set standards—then stick to them
↳ You don’t rise to your goals. You fall to your systems.

3/ Say what needs to be said
↳ Silence might keep the peace—but it won’t build your spine.

4/ Train your body
↳ Physical strength reinforces mental toughness. Sweat is strategy.

5/ Own your mistakes
↳ Strength isn't pretending you're perfect. It's taking full responsibility.

6/ Delay gratification
↳ Weak people chase now. Strong people invest in later.

7/ Keep promises to yourself
↳ Confidence comes from self-trust. Build it with consistency.

8/ Seek discomfort daily
↳ Your edge lives just beyond convenience.

9/ Stand up for others
↳ Strength isn’t loud. It’s quietly doing what’s right—even when it’s costly.

10/ Lead yourself first
↳ You can’t lead a team, a business, or a family—until you lead your habits.

Don’t chase easy.
Chase growth.
That’s where the real strength lives.


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