FyxerAI

I'm not an influencer and I don't advertise products, but I am all about genuinely championing people and companies I love. In fact, I love that concept so much, we started Champion! And, there's a product I've been using that I'd estimate has made me ~10% more productive instantly... FyxerAI. Here's how I came across it. Last week, I LinkedIn messaged the CRO of a fast growing Series B company to discuss partnership opportunities and customer overlap. We got to scheduling, and I sent a few times over. "Not needed" he said. "I use FyxerAI. Just connect with me on email, Fyxer will do the rest." Of course, I checked out Fyxer right after. Immediately it organized and prioritized my inbox, made scheduling easier, and provided solid draft for every email, so I can reply more timely and thoughtfully. What's more, after I installed it, Archie Hollingsworth messaged me to thank me, and hopped on the phone looking for genuine feedback. I love to champion great products and people - FyxerAI is a win. Anyone else using it?

One of the best parts of starting a new job is taking a step back to assess goals- both personally and professionally Here are a few things I've been focusing on since starting at Varicent that have made an impact on my overall productivity and happiness 1. Morning routine I now workout, cold plunge, meditate, read, walk the dogs, say my affirmations, make a healthy breakfast all before 8am. Kidding 😎 Every morning is a little different but I committed to waking up at 6am every day so I can at least knock out a few on the list. The biggest thing that has made an impact for me is not feeling rushed as I'm sitting down for my first call. This has helped my energy and stress levels throughout the day 2. Calendar management Reorganizing my calendar and emails has been game changer. I heard about FyxerAI through Sam Jacobs and decided to start the free trial. It helps me manage my inbox more effectively and even drafts email replies, color labels the types of emails you receive, and helps you prioritize more effectively. It's super easy to set up and use 3. Taking advantage of remote work benefits I'm a routine person and enjoy working from home on my 36" monitor with the ergonomic set up. However, I've taken some trips to visit friends/family while working from Texas, Palm Springs, etc. I didn't realize how much joy this can bring by integrating work/personal life. Taking recommendations for spots to visit that feel relaxing and good for focus (where you can bring dogs!)🐶

Today I'm delighted to announce that I'm signing on to become an advisor to FyxerAI. I love the product, use it everyday if you want to try it use this link which gives you 1 month totally free: https://lnkd.in/g3JG6XHB. I first met FyxerAI's Co-Founder Archie Hollingsworth in Shoreditch when he and his brother Richard were building their virtual executive assistant business called Fyxer. Archie had been an early member of Pavilion in London. He and Rich grew up on a farm in the English countryside but had the entrepreneurial gene in their blood. They built a multi-million dollar business pairing “Fyxers” with executives that needed support and assistance (leveraging the Pavilion network for resources, growth strategies, and global connections). A few years later the Hollingsworth brothers got back in touch. They’d been taking the data they’d developed over the years running Fyxer and applying those lessons to a new kind of AI-powered productivity tool. They were beginning with the use cases they knew best: - Calendar management - Email management And they wanted to know if I might offer advice as they got it off the ground. Fast forward just a few months, and not only is FyxerAI one of the fastest growing AI-productivity applications I’ve seen but… They are another in a growing line of “Pavilion incubated” businesses, built on ideas that are part of the Pavilion curriculum (e.g. profitable efficient growth, effective uses of institutional capital, deep customer centricity, long term planning horizons, give to get reciprocity). I’m incredibly excited to support Archie and Rich in their mission to build a great and enduring business that helps 1000's of professionals take back control of their time. That’s why I’m going to do what I can to help bring their vision to reality. Let’s go!

Some days, I get well over 100 emails - deals on the go, prospecting replies, team updates, meeting requests… and that’s without the marketing emails from my favourite shops… Last week, Sophie Allen introduced me to FyxerAI. It categorises my emails into folders, pushes the most important messages to the top and even writes replies for me (in my tone of voice) If your brain is always jumping to the next thing and precious seconds = $, try it out, for free in the comments 👀 What other AI tools are you using?

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Last year I joined a non-technical firm to help them incorporate AI. Twelve months later they're the fastest-growing tech startup I’ve ever worked with. Richard and Archie are the cofounders of Fyxer.com, the UK’s largest provider of Virtual Assistants. When GPT4 came out they quickly that recognised AI was going to be their biggest opportunity and also their biggest threat. But what to do? My counsel was that whatever they that was, it should be something 𝗽𝗲𝗼𝗽𝗹𝗲 𝘄𝗮𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗱 & 𝘄𝗲𝗿𝗲 𝘄𝗶𝗹𝗹𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘁𝗼 𝗽𝗮𝘆 𝗳𝗼𝗿. Which is much, MUCH easier said than done. And I reminded them that they had an unfair advantage to learn what that was. Because Fyxer already had many (wo)man-decades of data on the virtual assistance people wanted and paid for. So the team began analysing tens of thousands of hours of time-tracking data to look for opportunities. They watched hour after hour after hour of their assistants at work to debunk or verify theories and whittled candidates down to those we were confident AI could actually deliver. After two months of analysis and POCs we identified three, high-spend verticals we thought we could solve for: • Labelling emails • Drafting emails • Scheduling meetings And with that, they began to build. Matthew Ffrench joined the team as CTO and quickly proved himself an exceptional technical lead and cofounder. Fast, smart, pragmatic, commercial and a pleasure to work with, Matt is now my template of what a technical cofounder should look like. And Matt is also passionate about product. Which was why when Fyxer.ai went to market people immediately paid $25/month to use it. Figures like Azeem Azhar, Dan Murray-Serter 🧠 and even some of the Nvidia team all came out as paid-up, public supporters. Fyxer's revenue is now very significant, has doubled every month for the last three and shows no sign of slowing down. Here's what makes them special: 👉🏻 They did the work at the START to find something people wanted AND would pay for 👉🏻 They hired a full-time, technical lead in-house & made him a cofounder in both sentiment and EQUITY 👉🏻 They moved FAST 👉🏻 The SOLD HARD from day one. This is all Archie - I think having a full-time sales-focussed cofounder is a massive part of their success. Archie has not stopped selling Fyxer since the moment they lauched 👉🏻They know who to go to for advice and they actually LISTEN. Archie and Rich are amazing at filtering the tidal-wave of advice founders get for who’s actually worth listening to (e.g. Andrew Richardson in their last Co) 👉🏻They are nice and AMBITIOUS. They are calm, kind, fair and pragmatic and Rich is a wise and seasoned leader of people. I don’t believe in Fyxer because I’m heavily involved with them. I’m heavily involved with them because I believe in them. And quite honestly, because I’ve never seen another company execute quite as well as them.

'Sunday Scaries' 👻 are rarely a thing for me anymore thanks to FyxerAI! ('Sunday Scaries' being that dreaded feeling of tackling your inbox that has been mounting up over the weekend, or forgetting to reply to those final few emails on Friday afternoon and should have done so before you left the office... but a cold glass of rosé Pink Diesel (duh) was calling your name and you thought - ah - I will tackle it Monday!...) FyxerAI has not only improved my productivity - it's AI response mechanism pre-writes emails for me that actually sound like me, it checks my timetable before I even have to when offering times for meetings in responses back and it organises (and color co-ordinates might I add!) my inbox into neat themed folders so I can find conversations in a split second! So if you're sat there this evening thinking what on earth could I do to enhance my Monday mornings, and indeed my general inbox organisation (and the rest!) then I highly recommend FyxerAI built by Archie Hollingsworth and his brother. Family founded & fiercely clever this platform! Sign up to their free trial now, you've got nothing to loose... and you'll be able to sleep easy on Sundays :) https://ai.fyxer.com/

New job, same problems👇 Email organization is hard to keep up with I've always made folders and would spend the first few minutes of each day just pushing emails into the right folders - Reply back - Company updates - Random stuff and some days, I couldn't do it, and my inbox would be a bit messy for the day... But I promised myself I'd automate as much as possible to make my life easier. sooooo i've been seeing people sharing their stories about FyxerAI organizing their email inboxes, and I signed up for their free 2-week trial I shared more details about what it looks like in the video! The super pretty automated organization is deff something I appreciate 💜 I'll keep you posted on the next two weeks and if I can't live without it

We all have 24 hrs in a day. I used to waste a lot of them on low-value (but needed) tasks. Here's what/how I outsource to get 2+ hrs back in the day: 1. Use a text expander. There are a bunch of them. Many have a free version. I have hotkeys for recurring messages. This helps a TON on LinkedIn, when folks ask some of the same questions. My favs are. "Sure thing, want to grab some time on my calendar? Any free space is yours (l*nk)" "Would LOVE to help you and show you around Apollo. Let me get you with one of my teammates who can assist- grab time w this (demo l*nk)" "Appreciate the note! I am actually pretty happy at Apollo at this time. If I can think of anyone else who might be a fit I'll ping you!" I use each of these 2-3x a week, and it's a quick shortcut away! 2. My email was a disaster until a few weeks ago. I was never someone who used folders or tabs. Now I do and they're automatically sorted for me. This has shortened the time spent in my inbox DRASTICALLY. Helps filter out the noise and lets me know what needs a reply, what's just a calendar update and what is a marketing email... See below. I used FyxerAI, which automatically did this for me in about 2 mins. Probably saves me an hour in my day alone. 3. Put my phone on DnD. From 7a to 3:30p my phone is on do not disturb. Everyday. Even weekends. This gives me uninterrupted focus time. There are 3 people who can get thru and most of them only call/text during the day if it's urgent. ^This one probably saves me the most time and protects my focus the most as well. But all three have made me feel 3x more productive in the past month or so. What's your best productivity hack? Ps. Peep my super cute email tags below:) ♻️Repost to share with an overthinking/underfocused pal who could use these hacks.