The system, written down
Three or four pillars that each point at something you sell, the primary format chosen, a weekly and monthly calendar with dates in it, and a one-page operating document.
Content System Vault
For anyone who posts inconsistently, runs out of ideas, or makes content that never leads to a sale.
Two things go wrong with content, and they're different problems. The first is that deciding what to make takes longer than making it, so the week goes by and nothing ships. The second is that content gets made and nothing happens, because it was never connected to what you sell.
A content system fixes both. It removes the deciding, and it ties every piece back to an offer.
This vault builds the system and then fills it, so it starts full.
It asks how many hours a week you can actually give this and builds for that number. Then it sets three or four pillars tied to what you sell, picks the primary format and what follows it, builds the weekly and monthly calendar, spells out the repurposing transformations, decides where each piece goes and in what order, produces four weeks of finished content, and writes the one-page operating document you run it from.
One payment. Yours to keep and rerun whenever you want. Includes a seat at one live monthly VIP session.
The finished work
Three or four pillars that each point at something you sell, the primary format chosen, a weekly and monthly calendar with dates in it, and a one-page operating document.
The actual transformations spelled out, so one primary piece turns into everything else and nothing gets written twice from scratch, plus a distribution plan for where each piece goes.
Four weeks of finished content, made in your tools when they're connected, so the system starts full rather than empty.
The working session
Eight stations, built for the worst week rather than the best one. The minimum version is the real version, and everything above it is a bonus.
What you sell, what you talk about now, the honest number of hours a week, and what tools are connected. Ends with a brief you both agree on.
Three or four pillars, each one tied to an offer. A pillar that leads nowhere is a hobby, and it's allowed as long as you know that's what it is.
The primary format, chosen for what you can sustain, and what follows from it.
A weekly and monthly calendar, sized to the hours you gave at intake.
The transformations, spelled out, so one primary piece feeds everything else.
Where each piece goes and in what order.
Four weeks of finished content, so the system starts full.
A one-page operating doc, checked, that you run the system from.
The comparison
There is one thing a booked day gives you that a skill on its own cannot, and it's a person looking at your actual situation and telling you the thing you would rather not hear.
Once a month there's a live two-hour VIP session, with the dates scheduled in advance. It's co-working, so everyone gets on and works on their own thing at the same time, and you can ask questions when you get stuck.
You can share your screen, ask about the vault you're in the middle of, or sit there and get the thing done because the time is blocked. There's a question block at the end and every session is recorded.
The first one is Wednesday, September 30, 2026, from 1 to 3pm ET. The full VIP Day Skills Vault includes twelve months of these. When you buy this vault on its own, you get a seat at one live monthly VIP session.
A quick fit check
Choose your scope
The whole system, from the pillars through the calendar, the repurposing engine, and a first month of finished content.
One time. All 17 vaults, delivered as one Claude plugin that installs everything at once, plus each vault as its own zip. Bought separately, the 16 vaults sold on their own total $3,302.

Your guide
Founder, Creator's MBA & HobbyScool
I run two businesses. HobbyScool does about $30,000 a month on roughly five hours a week with AI running the marketing, and Creator's MBA is where I teach digital product business owners how the same thing gets built. Between them I publish 12 events a year and have served more than 20,000 creators.
Every vault in here is a system I actually run. The summit vault is how I run summits, the evergreen funnel vault is the funnel behind my own offers, and the Build Your AI Employees Vault is the setup that makes five hours a week possible. I built them as skills because I got tired of rebuilding the same project from scratch every time, and then it turned out that what I had was the thing people were booking VIP days to get.
Questions, answered
Content System Vault
Your pillars, your calendar, a production rhythm you can actually keep, a repurposing engine, and a distribution plan, plus the first month of content produced.
Get the vault for $197One payment. Yours to keep. Includes a seat at one live monthly VIP session.