I help founders go from 0→1 with SaaS & automated systems that scale brands into the top 0.1% | Co-founder of Sawify

Over the last 3 years, I've been building AI and automation systems for other businesses.

Then, in late 2024, I hit my own wall.

I was spending 15+ hours a week on LinkedIn. Posting manually. Following up on every lead. Creating content from scratch daily. DMing prospects one by one.

I was getting results, but I was the entire system.
Every post required me. Every reply required me. Every lead required me.

I'd built systems for other people's businesses, but I was still running mine on effort and availability.

So I built a system that worked without me.
3 months later, I had 5 hours back. Leads were flowing in without manual outreach. Content was running while I slept.

But something else happened.
I stopped feeling like my business could break if I took a day off.
Other founders noticed. They kept asking how I did it.

So I turned it into Sawify - a SaaS for LinkedIn content systemization.
But as I started working with more founders, I saw the same pattern everywhere.

LinkedIn wasn't the problem. It was just the most visible symptom.

Most founders are brilliant at delivery and terrible at infrastructure. They're capable, but they're the bottleneck. Their business runs on them, not systems.

Now I build operating systems for founders and agency owners.
Some need content systemized. Others need sales ops rebuilt. Others need client delivery automated. Some need all of it.

I diagnose what's breaking from manual effort and build the structure that replaces it.
Not because systems are impressive.
Because businesses that run on effort don't scale. They exhaust.

Sawfy website - sawify.io
Substack - @miljkovicaleksandar

I've spent 1488 hours analyzing top performing posts on LinkedIn...

And put everything into this AI. Get it for FREE:

Most people just throw prompts into ChatGPT.

Then wonder why their posts get 300 views and 0 leads.

I studied every hook, structure, and call-to-action from the fastest-growing creators:

Lara Acosta
Charlie Hills 🦩
Vasilije Simic
Fatima Khan
Justin Welsh
Sabina K.
Ryan Yockey
Matt Gray
Natan Mohart
Daniel Korenblum
Giovanni Beggiato
Sherry Shinde
Alicia Teltz
Nikolett Jaksa
Mischa Collins
Tasleem Ahmad Fateh

Not their topics.
Their systems.

Then I built an AI agent trained on their exact playbooks.

Results?

→ Hooks that actually stop the scroll
→ Posts that sound human, not robotic
→ Content that drives inbound leads on autopilot

(I've personally used it to generate 150,000+ impressions last month)

Want it?

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I help you create the OS that takes your agency from 0→1 | Co-founder of Sawify

I've spent 1563 hours analyzing top performing posts on LinkedIn...

And just put everything into this AI. Get it for FREE:

Most people just throw prompts into ChatGPT.

Then wonder why their posts get 200 views and 0 leads.

I studied every hook, structure, and call-to-action from the fastest growing creators:

Lara Acosta
Fatima Khan
Charlie Hills 🦩
Justin Welsh
Chris Donnelly
Jasmin Alić
Ruben Hassid
Vasilije Simic

Then I built an AI agent trained on their exact playbooks.

Results?
- Hooks that actually stop the scroll
- Posts that sound human, not robotic
- Content that drives inbound leads on autopilot

For the first time, I'm giving away access to this AI agent.

Want it?

1. Connect with me
2. Comment "AGENT" below

And I'll send it to your dms!

PS - I've personally used it to generate 150,000 impressions last month...

R.I.P ghostwriting agencies.

This AI agent just booked 23 demos in 30 days.

(It's trained on 2500+ viral LinkedIn posts and runs on Deepseek)

Most founders hire $5K/month content teams.

This one AI agent outperforms them all.

Here’s how it works:

→ It’s like ClickUp, but built for LinkedIn content.
→ You give it a topic or a goal.
→ The AI agent researches, strategizes, and writes.
→ It produces human-level posts you’d swear were ghostwritten.
→ You get unlimited regenerations until it’s perfect.

It handles everything:

• Scroll-stopping hooks
• Authority-building frameworks
• Story-driven narratives
• Lead-generating CTAs

Perfect for:

- SaaS founders
- Agency owners
- Coaches
- Any B2B professional building a brand

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I lost 14 deals in 6 weeks.

Same objection every time...

"This sounds great, but how do I know it'll actually work?"

I had a clear brand.
People knew what I stood for.

I had a sharp offer.
They understood what they'd get.
But I couldn't prove my system delivered without chaos.

That's pillar 3.

Most founders nail 2 out of 3.

They're visible.
Their offer makes sense.
But when someone asks "how does this actually work?" they freeze.

Because they haven't systemized delivery. 

Every project still feels like a gamble.
And buyers sense it.

Here's what changed everything:

I stopped selling promises.
Started showing mechanisms.

Documented my process.
Showed client outcomes tied to specific systems.

Removed myself from the critical path.

Next week?
5 calls. 3 closed.

Same brand.
Same offer.
Different proof.

Conversion lives at the intersection of all three.

Miss one pillar → people ghost.
Nail all three → they buy.

This AI just killed 99% of ghostwriters.

Stop paying $5,000/month for a ghostwriter.

I trained an AI on 2,000+ viral LinkedIn posts.
Then I tested it with B2B founders, agency owners, and top-tier speakers.

The result?
A system that writes better posts than most humans.

Here’s how it works:

→ You type one sentence about your topic.
→ The AI generates the entire post in your voice.
→ It’s engineered to be undetectable.
→ You regenerate until it’s perfect.

No more staring at a blank screen.
No more outsourcing your voice.
No more guessing what works.

It’s instant.
It’s FREE for a limited time.

Want access?

1. Connect with me
2. Comment “AGENT”

I’ll send you the link personally.

PS. Repost this for priority access.

You know what's worse than not posting?

Posting so much forgettable content that people scroll past your name by habit.

I see founders treating LinkedIn like a content treadmill.

Daily posts.
Weekly carousels.
Motivational quotes on loop.

They think visibility = traction.

But here's what actually happens:

Your audience learns to ignore you.

Not because you're bad.
Because you're predictable.
Because nothing you say demands they stop.

The posts that changed my business weren't the ones I scheduled.

They were the ones I wrote after:
→ A client call exposed a broken process
→ I caught myself repeating the same mistake
→ Someone asked a question I couldn't answer with a template
Those posts got fewer likes.

But they started real conversations.
They brought qualified leads.
They built trust faster than 90 days of "consistent content" ever did.

Here's the truth nobody wants to hear:

If people can't remember what you said last week, you're not building authority.
You're teaching them to scroll past you.

Consistency without clarity is just noise.

The best content isn't frequent.
It's FELT.

I analyzed 200+ failed personal brands.

Every single one died the same way...

Not from lack of effort.
Most were posting 5x a day, showing up everywhere, copying every playbook.

So I talked to a brand strategist who's built 20+ seven-figure creators.

She told me what separates winners from the dead:
↳ "They're not optimizing volume. They're engineering their Ikigai."

Your brand only works when 4 forces converge:

1. Authentic Passion (what genuinely excites you)
2. Proven Expertise (skills from real work, not trends)
3. Marketing Demand (what people actually pay for)
4. Revenue Streams (what funds you consistently)

But here's what most miss, the magic happens in the overlaps:

→ Thought Leadership = Passion + Expertise
→ Marketing Impact = Passion + Demand
→ Expertise Value = Expertise + Revenue
→ Business Opportunity = Demand + Revenue

When I mapped my own brand (see image ↓), I realized:

• I was posting content I didn't care about
• Teaching skills I'd outgrown
• Chasing trends nobody was buying

I was working hard on the wrong foundation.

The creators who dominate aren't measuring followers.

They're measuring:

→ Energy return (does this fuel or drain you?)
→ Revenue consistency (paid reliably or sporadically?)
→ Audience belief (converting or just watching?)

Most powerful brands aren't scattered everywhere.

They own one precise intersection.

Find where your 4 forces meet.
Build everything from there.

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I killed 6 months on an AI tool nobody wanted.

Not slow traction.
Not "almost there."
Dead silence.

Here's the part nobody talks about:

The failure wasn't the hard part.
The hard part was admitting I ignored every signal screaming at me to stop.

I built what I wanted to exist
→ Not what the market needed tomorrow

I optimized for features
→ Not for removing someone's recurring pain

I launched to crickets
→ Because I never validated the problem was urgent

The tool is GONE.

But here's what stayed:

1. A filter for real vs. fake problems 

If people aren't already trying to solve it with duct tape and spreadsheets, it's not urgent enough.

2. The system I built to test ideas fast 

Workflows.
Validation scripts.
Pain discovery frameworks. 

The tool died. The infrastructure didn't.

3. The belief that building ≠ business
 
You can ship perfectly and still fail completely. 
Execution without validation is just expensive therapy.

The next thing I built worked.

Not because I got better at coding.
↳ Because I stopped building cool things and started removing pain.

Failure isn't the teacher.
The moment you stop lying to yourself is.

PS. What broke you into building the right thing?

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POV: You're working harder than people with 10X your reach
(the difference isn't what you think)

You open a blank doc every morning.
Stare at it for 20 minutes.
Force something out.

Someone just posted their fourth piece this week.
Same expertise as you.
Maybe less.

Here's what they're doing differently:

They're not writing from scratch.
↳ They're remixing a template library you don't have.

They're not formatting visuals.
↳ They automated that 6 months ago.

They're not "staying motivated".
↳ They built a system that runs without it.

They're not losing ideas.
↳  They capture everything and turn one insight into three pieces.

They're not guessing what works
↳ They track, repeat, and scale their wins.

The gap between you and them isn't talent.
It's infrastructure.

Manual work feels like progress until you see someone scale without the grind.

They removed friction.
You're still fighting it.

Effort without systems is just expensive motion that stops the second life gets HARD.

PS. What's the first manual habit you're killing?

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8 Manual Habits Killing Your Personal Brand

Most people think sales is about price.

It’s NOT.

The #1 reason people buy is trust.

And trust isn’t built with discounts or gimmicks.
It’s engineered through a system.
A system with 4 specific layers. 👇

1. Awareness

People can’t trust what they don’t see.

• Show up where your audience already is.
• Be visible before they even know they need you.

2. Familiarity

Recognition drives choice.

• The more they see you, the more comfortable they become.
• Consistent presence turns strangers into prospects.

3. Proof

Evidence turns curiosity into confidence.

• Show results, testimonials, and case studies.
• Let others validate your claims for you.

4. Consistency

Reliability cements trust over time.

• Deliver the same quality in every interaction.
• Meet expectations, then quietly exceed them.

Trust isn’t an event.
It’s a compound effect.

Forget chasing the next viral tactic.
Focus on strengthening these four layers.

Show up often.
Align your message.
Back it with proof.
Deliver without fail.

When all four layers are strong, people stop questioning you.
They start relying on you.

Loyalty isn’t bought.
It’s BUILT.

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4 Brand Trust Layers

"Simple can be harder than complex."
- Steve Jobs

He meant products.
I applied it to operations.
I was the bottleneck.

Every client question → waiting on me
Every decision → needed my approval
Every delivery → required my involvement

Had the tools. Notion. ClickUp. Slack.

But tools aren't infrastructure.

So I built an operating system instead:

Input Layer → Leads qualify and route themselves
Decision Layer → If/then logic for 80% of daily calls
Execution Layer → Repeatable delivery, zero improvisation
Feedback Layer → Breaks update the system, not just the task

Built once. Runs independently.

My business now operates while I'm offline.
Revenue up 40%.
My hours down 65%.

Not from working smarter.
From building operating system logic.

Your MacBook boots the same way every time.
Your business should too.

If it collapses when you step away.
You don't have a team problem.

You have an OS problem.

319 days of daily posting. 137 followers gained.
Then I discovered the inner circle.
(10x growth in just 8 weeks)

Here’s what changed everything:

I was doing what everyone said.

Engage more.
Post consistently.
Chase the algorithm.

I was exhausted and invisible.

The breakthrough wasn't working harder. It was working in the right place.

I stopped focusing on what I couldn't control.

I started here:

1. Control

Your skills, your habits, your daily work.
This is the only circle that matters at first.

2. Influence

Your network, your reputation, your communication.
This expands naturally from a strong center.

3. Adaptation

Your routines, your environment.
You adjust these based on your core.

4. Noise

Trends, algorithms, opinions.
You acknowledge this. You do not live here.

Most creators spend 80% of their energy in Circle 4.

They chase what’s trending instead of building what’s true.

I flipped it.

I spent 80% of my energy in Circle 1.

Building real expertise.
Developing a voice that couldn’t be copied.
Showing up from a place of strength, not scarcity.

The outer circles started to shift on their own.

My content began to resonate because it was rooted in substance.
My network attracted the right people because I was the right person.
My influence grew because it was built from the inside out.

You cannot control the market.
You can only control your craft.

Master the inner circle.
Let everything else follow.

PS. Which circle are you living in today?

I just audited 50 founders on their AI literacy.
(only 8 had the skills that actually matter)
Here's what separated them in 2026:

Everyone has access to the same tools.

ChatGPT.
Claude.
Midjourney.

But I noticed something:

42 founders were using AI daily and still producing average work.

The other 8?
↳ Creating output that felt unfair.

Same tools.
Completely different results...

So I dug deeper.

The difference wasn't the AI.
It was what they BROUGHT to it.

The 8 who stood out had these skills locked in:

1. AI Literacy

They understood how models process information and where they break. Not just "how to prompt."

2. Critical Thinking

They questioned every AI output before using it.
Speed without judgment is just expensive mistakes.

3. Emotional Intelligence

They knew AI can't build trust or close deals.
Relationships still win business.

4. Adaptability

They tested new tools monthly but didn't chase every trend.
Flexible, not scattered.

5. Communication

They wrote precise prompts and got precise results.
Vague inputs = vague outputs.

6. Data Literacy

They could read AI-generated insights and spot what actually mattered.
Patterns without judgment are noise.

7. Creativity

They used AI to remix ideas but invented the breakthrough stuff themselves.
That's the moat.

8. Risk Management

They verified outputs, caught hallucinations, protected their reputation.
AI lies confidently.

The 42 who struggled?

They had the tools but not the foundation.

AI didn't amplify their thinking.
It exposed the gaps.

AI won't replace you.
But someone with these 8 skills using AI will.

The gap isn't access to tools.
It's infrastructure behind them.

PS. Which of these 8 is your weakest link right now?

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I wasted 6 months waiting for the "right time" to systemize my agency.

Then I spent 20 minutes in Notion building a decision filter.
(Saved 10 hours that week)

I thought I needed the perfect tool, a full week to document everything, and an operations person to own it.

I actually needed a Notion page, 3 questions, and a 10-minute weekly review.

The filter was SIMPLE.

Before taking on work, I asked:

→ Does this fit our core offer?
→ Can someone else deliver this without me?
→ Will this create leverage or just revenue?

Two nos meant I didn't take it.

Built it in 20 minutes.
Used it every Tuesday morning.

6 months later, that Notion doc was running my entire agency.

Client intake, delivery workflows, team checklists.
Everything that used to live in my head now lived in a system.

A client saw it during a screen share.
Asked if I could build one for them.

Then another asked.
Then I realized:

If this system could remove me from my own business, it could work for anyone.

I turned it into Sawify.

Not because I wanted to build a product.
Because I kept solving the same problem twice.

Most systemization never happens because it feels like a project.

It's not...

20 minutes in Notion.
One filter you'll actually use.
One boundary you'll hold.

PS. What's one decision you're making over and over that could become a filter instead?

You're 1 layer away from a business that runs without YOU.
Here's what's actually sitting below your revenue ↓

Most founders I talk to are optimizing the same 5 things:

• Revenue numbers
• Client deliverables • Marketing content
• Sales conversations
• Team meetings

That's the visible work.
The stuff clients pay for.

But when I looked at businesses that actually scale, they all had something else, 10 invisible systems running underneath:

→ Lead qualification criteria (you stop wasting time on bad fits)
→ Onboarding sequences that run automatically (clients start without you being there)
→ Delivery templates (quality doesn't require your constant attention)
→ Quality checkpoints (nothing ships broken)
→ Communication protocols (no one's waiting on you to respond)
→ Handoff docs (your team stops asking "how do I do this?")
→ Decision frameworks (choices happen without you in every meeting)
→ SOPs that actually work (systems replace your memory)
→ Escalation logic (problems route to the right person)
→ Operating principles (the rails everything runs on)

The visible stuff creates revenue.
The invisible stuff creates leverage.

I spent 2 years fixing what clients could see.
Then 6 months building what they couldn't.

Revenue stayed roughly the same.
My calendar cleared by 70%.

If your business stops when you do, you're not missing hustle. You're missing infrastructure.

Most founders never build below the waterline.

PS: Does your business run when you don't?

I posted 312 times last year.
Only 11 were written from scratch.
The rest?

System output.

Most creators are stuck in this cycle.

They think consistency is the answer.

But they're missing the layer underneath:

→ No content inventory
→ No remix framework
→ No idea capture system
→ No reuse protocol

Every post feels like starting over because it is.

The exhaustion isn't from posting.
It's from rebuilding the wheel daily.

Here's what changed for me:

One banking system.
One decision tree.
One repurposing engine.

Now creation is assembly, not invention.

The ideas compound.
The effort doesn't.

You don't need more content ideas.
You need a system that makes every idea work 10 times.

90% of agencies fail because the founder is the only system in the building.

If you can’t take a 14-day vacation without your Slack exploding, you don't have a business.

You have a 24/7 support ticket that you happen to pay yourself for.

I used to think my clients needed me.

The truth was more humbling:
↳ They just needed a predictable outcome.

I was the bottleneck hiding behind the word "visionary."
I was the chaos hiding behind the word "hustle."

Every day you spend without a system is a day you pay a 40% "Chaos Tax" on your profit.

The shift from 1.0 to 2.0 looks like this:

Individual Effort → Institutional Knowledge

↳ Instead of "working harder," you build processes that work while you sleep.

Founder Dependency → Infrastructure Reliability

↳ Your clients don't want your time; they want the result your system promises.

Manual Feedback → Automated Consistency

↳  Inconsistency feels broken. Structure feels like a premium experience.

Systems don't kill creativity.
They protect it from the friction of repetitive, low-value tasks.

Scale is not a reward for effort.
It is a result of infrastructure.

If your business requires your daily motivation to stay alive, it’s broken.

Are you building an asset, or just a very busy job?

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Most agencies are BLEEDING revenue after the sale.

Here's what they're missing 👇

I spent 2 years chasing new clients before I realized something obvious:

My best revenue didn't come from new leads.
It came from clients who already trusted me.

But I had no system to capture it...

Here's what I was doing wrong:

I treated clients like transactions.

Win the deal → Deliver the work → Move to the next one

No follow-up system.
No upsell infrastructure.
No referral process.

Just hustle on repeat.

Then I built the loop:

1. Deliver → They experience the work

This is where most agencies ghost.

Heads down in delivery. Silent for months.

2. Check-in → Systemized touchpoints

Not "just checking in" emails.
Structured: results review, next opportunity, referral ask.

3. Expand → Upsell what's already working

They bought content?
Offer distribution.

They bought strategy?
Offer implementation.

4. Refer → Turn clients into deal flow

One question: "Who else is dealing with this?"

Simple ask.
Systemized timing.
Repeatable.

The results:

67% of revenue now comes from existing clients.
Acquisition costs dropped by half.
Referrals convert 4X faster than cold outreach.

Most founders optimize the pitch.

The real leverage is what happens after.

Funnels create transactions.
Loops create momentum.

If your revenue model depends on constant cold outreach, you're working 5x harder than you need to.

Build systems that turn clients into engines.

PS. What's your current client retention system? Or is it just "stay in touch"?

Free up 10+ hours per week by doing this 4-step audit monthly (takes 30 minutes):

Most business owners are drowning in bottlenecks they can't even see.

The solution?
↳ A simple monthly system audit.

Here's how:

1/ Find the pain points

• What broke this month?
• What question got asked 3+ times?
• What manual task ate 2+ hours?

These are your red flags.

2/ Map the process

• Write down who touches it, where handoffs happen, and where work sits waiting.

You'll instantly see the chaos.

3/ Find the bottleneck

• Where does work pile up?
• What requires YOUR approval?

That's your constraint.

4/ Simplify before you automate

• Can I eliminate this?
• Can someone else own it?
• Can I batch this weekly?

Most "urgent" tasks fail this test.

The truth:

You don't need more tools.
You need to stop doing things that don't move the needle.

Do this audit on the 1st of every month.
30 minutes.
That's it.

Your business will thank you.

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The 4-Step System Audit

52 manual hours vanish every year from a single task you keep doing.

This 6-question audit finds all of them:
(I run it Sunday mornings. It's the only review that matters.)

I used to review my week by what I shipped.
Now I review it by what I systemized.

The difference isn't motivational.
It's structural.

Every Sunday, I ask 6 questions:

→ What did I do that someone else could have?
→ What decision did I make that should have criteria?
→ What system gap showed up this week?
→ What question was I asked that should be documented?
→ What manual process took more than 1 hour?
→ What's my one system build target for next week?

These aren't reflection prompts.
They're infrastructure diagnostics.

If you touched it personally, you're the bottleneck.
If you decided it manually, you'll decide it again next week.
If it took an hour, it'll take 52 hours next year unless you automate, template, or assign it.

Most founders track revenue and tasks.
↳ I track leverage gaps.

One question becomes 52 documented answers.
52 answers become your operating system.

This audit doesn't make you productive.
It makes you unnecessary.

That's the only scalability that matters.

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