Jasz
HubSpot expert and digital consultant. Building her own course platform, a custom CRM, and a habit dashboard that actually moves with her cycle.
HubSpot expert and digital consultant. Building her own course platform, a custom CRM, and a habit dashboard that actually moves with her cycle.
A custom dashboard that pulls from her calendar and tracks her habits the way she actually lives, not the way habit apps assume. A sales tracker she built from her HubSpot expertise, sized for a solopreneur. And next, a course on lead-gen and sales pipelines, written to be platform-agnostic, so a buyer on GoHighLevel and a buyer on HubSpot can both use it.
Three sessions, a couple of weeks. The version she has now did not exist anywhere off the shelf, because the thing she wanted is too specific to be a product. So she built it.
Jasz's root system is not separate from her business. It is the layer running underneath the parts of her work and her week she chose to bring in.
Yoga twice some weeks, three other weeks. Every habit app punished her for missing a target that was never the target. Her dashboard knows the rhythm and stops shaming her for following it.
Her dashboard reads from Google Calendar. Yoga shows up when the event is on the calendar. Deleted event means she didn't go. No second app to update, no manual logging.
Her HubSpot brain, sized down. One place to see who she has already sold to, who she's trying to sell to, and where every conversation actually stands.
She asked Claude how to host a page. Claude walked her through it. She did it. Now hosting her own pages is just a thing she does, not a thing she pays someone for.
Week one she sent four "this is broken" emails. By week two she was screenshotting the error to Claude and fixing it herself. The course taught her to debug, not to wait.
Sprint 2 deliverable. A platform-agnostic course on lead generation and sales pipelines, with videos, written guides, downloadable PDFs, and clickable progress. Hers, built on her own root system.
"That is the mindset shift with Claude Code. You have to think of it in order to build it. Which is hard, because as business owners, as humans, we have never had to use our brain in that way before. It was always: here are the tools, now pick which one you want to use. Now it's the other way. Here is how I work. And now I'm going to build a tool that supports that."
Jasz, on the shift she didn't see coming
Jasz's system is hers. Yours will look nothing like it. That's the point.
Hear Jasz and the four other sprint graduates tell their stories at Girls Who Claude Code.