Most people think running an AI agency means a big team, fancy office, and a sales floor full of reps. Mine looks like this. A workshop. One operator. Claude agents running outbound while I sleep. A 3D printer building parts in the corner. Coffee going cold next to a laptop that’s been open for 14 hours. The agents are pulling leads, qualifying them, sending personalized emails, and booking calls into my calendar. No VAs. No setters. No “team of 20.” Just code that doesn’t sleep and a founder who refuses to. The printer? That’s the side of me people don’t see. I like building things with my hands. Physical things. Parts, mounts, brackets, prototypes. There’s something about watching a machine slowly bring an idea to life layer by layer that reminds me what I’m doing on the software side. Both run on the same principle. Set the system up right. Let it work. Refine. Repeat. This is what leverage actually looks like in 2026. Not headcount. Not hustle theater. Just systems that compou...