One of my recent clients was struggling to turn their content ideas into videos consistently. They had scripts in Airtable but still had to manually generate scenes, create visuals with AI, send everything to a video tool, review outputs, and update the database. It was slow, repetitive, and held back their production goals. I stepped in and built them a full end-to-end automation using Make (Integromat), OpenAI, and JSON2Video. Here’s how the workflow runs now: 1. The system pulls new entries from Airtable automatically. 2. Each record is split into scenes and processed through JSON2Video. 3. AI generates missing voiceovers, visuals, or text where needed. 4. The final assets are stitched and uploaded. 5. The results are instantly updated back into Airtable for tracking. What used to take hours of manual work for each video now runs hands-free in the background. My client went from struggling to produce a few videos a week to automating the entire process with zero human effort. If you’re sitting on ideas but losing time to repetitive tasks, that’s exactly what I help business owners eliminate.

A client recently came to me feeling overwhelmed. Every day, they spent hours doing repetitive manual tasks, updating spreadsheets, sending emails, and moving data between apps. It was eating away at their time and energy. Together, we mapped out their workflow and built a complete automation system using tools like n8n and Make.com. What you see in the image is part of that process a structured workflow that handles data syncing, API calls, notifications, and even AI-powered responses. The result? What used to take them several hours a day now happens automatically in the background. They were finally able to shift their focus from manual busywork to growing their business and serving their clients better. Stories like this remind me why I enjoy building automation systems and sharing this knowledge. Whether you’re a freelancer, business owner, or part of a team, automation can help you save time, reduce errors, and free you to focus on what really matters. I’m also open to tutoring for those who want to learn how to design, troubleshoot, and optimize their own automations.