15 years building pipelines for Kevin Harrington, Pace Morby, Jamil Damji, and others. Now I build my own, and share what I learn here.
What I'm Building
Every business I build starts with the same question: where is revenue leaking, and what system fixes it permanently?
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Law firms lose clients at the intake call. Not because the attorney isn't good, but because nobody coaches the coordinator in real time. eNZeTi sits inside the call and coaches as it happens.
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Most B2B businesses treat inbound and outbound like separate problems. They're not. We build and run a unified pipeline: inbound follow-up, outbound prospecting, and the sequences that connect them. Your job is to close. Everything else is ours.
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About Jesse
I've spent the last 15 years building pipelines and outreach systems for businesses across industries. I've worked alongside Kevin Harrington, Pace Morby, Jamil Damji, Sam Ovens, Tai Lopez, and brands like Zendrop, ClickBank, and New Reach Education. The work was always the same at its core: find the right prospect, say the right thing at the right time, and make sure the follow-through actually happened.
That experience taught me two things. First: most businesses are leaving more revenue on the table from pipeline leaks than they realize. Second: the right system replaces the need for more headcount in almost every case.
I also run a 9-agent AI team called the Wolf Pack that handles most of my daily operations. I build in public, which means you get to see the work, the experiments, and the failures.
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