Your own five-function audit, filled in, with the two or three functions eating most of your week pin-pointed: you'll score marketing, sales, operations, finance, and the delivery work only you can do, and circle the ones that have been running your calendar without you noticing (fair warning, the late charting and the 9pm DMs stop looking like the price of caring once you see them sitting unassigned on the page.)

The number on what doing all of it is costing you, written down: the rough hours a week you pour into the four jobs that aren't your clinical work, the work you love getting squeezed to the edges, and what that bleeds into your evenings and your own life (most practitioners have never once added this up, and the total is the thing that makes the rest of the class land.)

The one function to hand off first, decided before we finish: the single biggest time-win for your practice, chosen intentionally rather than whatever's screaming loudest that day, so you leave with a clear first move (it's the difference between getting time back this month and the someday-I'll-automate-everything that never comes.)

Your own human line, drawn: the exact tasks you'll happily hand to AI on one side, and the clinical work and client trust that stay yours on the other, in your words for your practice (so you walk out certain where AI stops and you begin, and you never have to wonder if you handed off something you shouldn't have.)