More Work on Autopilot

Build a sales machine that wins dream clients - without the chase.

Right now, the clients you want are already working with someone else. They’re not scrolling for options. They’re not waiting for your pitch. And if you're still relying on referrals or "just doing great work" to win your next job - you're invisible. That's not a strategy. That's hope.

This 90-minute live workshop is for business owners and decision-makers who are tired of chasing work—and ready to build a machine that brings it to them.

What you'll learn:

✅ Build Your Trust Runway
Learn how to turn your business into a visible, credible, and consistent presence in your industry—before your clients even need you.

✅ Stop the Fire Fighting
We'll help you shift from gut-feel guessing and reactive selling into a calm, systemised approach that runs without you.

✅ Map Your Dream 20 Strategy
Identify the 20 clients who could transform your business and create a plan to get in front of them.

What you'll walk away with:

🛠️ Get the Tools to Execute
From in-session content prompts to outreach templates, we're giving you the blueprint and the backup to make it happen.

💬 Personalised 1-on-1 Session
A 45-minute "make it work in your unique business" session with James. 

📋 Your Business, Mapped Out
Clarity on what’s working, what’s missing, and exactly where to focus next for the biggest wins.

Meet your speakers:
James Nicholson-Plank: A Business Owner Advsior with a proven track record of helping businesses build repeatable sales machines.
Anna Hayes: Visibility and credibility expert who specialises in turning businesses into trusted authorities through strategic content, proof-driven marketing, and brand presence that gets noticed.
Mitch Shaw: Upstream co-founder and strategic connector who uses social impact which inspires doors to be opened to potential clients.

Secure your seat today! Tickets selling now from $47 NZD.
All event profits are donated to charity, helping young people in our local community.

Let's start building that sales machine.