Resources for Building
STOP being the bottleneck
Where are you trapped in your own business?
Our 7-minute Bottleneck Audit reveals exactly where you’re stuck, why you can’t scale, and what to fix first to get your freedom back.
Chaos to Clarity PDF Guide
Download our free guide for actionable strategies to strengthen each component of the Marketing Operations Flywheel™ and build a more resilient business.
Build a Business
That Scales Without You
Discover the Operations Framework That Frees Up Your Time and Fuels Business Growth
Strategies for Building Exit-Ready Businesses
Our resource library is evolving to focus on new trends in businesses. You’ll find both industry-specific strategies and timeless business fundamentals that help founders build valuable, scalable operations.
Our Track Record: 16+ Years of Operations-First Results
While Formula Done now specializes in intelligent automation for small businesses, these case studies from our broader portfolio demonstrate our core methodology: diagnose the real problem, build operational foundations, then scale sustainably.
Key themes across all our work:
- Systems that reduce founder dependency
- Systems that reduce founder dependency
- Measurable business value creation
- Sustainable, scalable growth frameworks
The problem-solving approach remains the same – only our industry focus has sharpened.
Two Broken Ankles and a Thousand Laughs: My Recovery Journey
They say laughter is the best medicine - and I put that theory to the test during months of recovery from a spectacular ATV crash in paradise. From French hospital adventures to learning how to walk all over again, these tales are about finding joy in the chaos, lessons in the setbacks, and discovering that sometimes the best growth happens when you're forced to slow down.
The Great Saline Bag Debate
There was a day nurse who spoke a little English. She came in and said, “This antibiotic very thick, thick and can close vein. So very important to clear after.” They always pushed saline after running the IV antibiotic because it was thick and sometimes had a hard time getting ...
The Nurses with Different Approaches
There was this night nurse with quite the attitude. She was trying to move my legs, and every time anyone tried to move them, they’d just grab me by the heel. I’d say, “No, no, no, not by my foot. Move up higher. Grab from up higher.” But they didn’t ...
Day Three: The Bandage Change from Hell
Friday came around—two days after my Wednesday surgery—and it was time for my first bandage change. The doctor came in with an assistant who didn’t speak any English. The doctor’s English was very, very broken. “Okay, we change,” he said. I was at the tail end of my pain medication ...
