
We architect business systems for freedom, harmony, and growth.
In a Nutshell
Who do we serve
Professional and trade service firms under $2M that feel stuck in the weeds. If messy, duct‑taped systems, dropped balls, and constant friction sound familiar, this is for you.
What we are & What we do
We’re business system architects. We build your business operating system — the harmonious backbone that unites teams, tools, and processes so everything works as one.
When & How
When you’re stuck fighting fires instead of leading, we uncover bottlenecks, design streamlined workflows, and build systems that restore harmony and drive revenue growth.
Why do we do it
The right businesses deserve growth with less friction. Solid systems clear the path so leaders scale with focus, freedom, and confidence.
Common Requests
Deliverables
- Unified Operating System — connect every department into one backbone so the business runs as a single nervous system
- Dashboards & Reporting — unify revenue, delivery, and finance data for real-time clarity and smarter decisions
- Automation Playbooks — streamline workflows across teams to cut friction and multiply output
- Project & Work Tracking — align team execution to deadlines, handoffs, and profitability guardrails
- Knowledge Hubs — centralize information so teams perform without pulling leaders back in
Measurable Results
- Revenue Power: 10x more revenue per employee — unified processes maximize returns from the same team
- Speed: 40% faster sales cycles — aligned sales and operations move leads to revenue faster
- Speed: 50% faster delivery timelines — integrated systems double output without extra hires
- Time: 20–25% more productive hours unlocked — payroll already paid now put to higher-value work
- Freedom: Leadership freed — owners escape daily fire drills and focus fully on growth
Specialized Support
Specialists who add depth and precision to build, scale, and protect our clients' successes.

Jeff Tsai
Founder

Nat
Executive Assistant

Rick
Negotiations Expert | Business & Real Estate

Jackie
Attorney | Trademark & Corporate
Results From Clients
Jeff helped me develop a clear plan and stay accountable, pushing me to commit to daily content creation and turn my e-commerce vision into reality. One of my videos was even featured on ESPN to their 50 million followers—one of my biggest wins.
One of the biggest A-ha moments I experienced through working with Jeff was learning how to plan annually and set goals for the organization. He guided me in setting realistic timelines and helped me develop the right mindset to picture our long-term growth.
Operation Ninjas brought us to new heights with just one session. By bringing clarity to our vision and mission, it allowed us to get the right people doing the right jobs at their best.
I cannot thank Operation Ninjas and Jeff enough for helping me turn my business dreams into reality. Jeff's guidance kept me accountable and significantly boosted my revenue through efficient business operations and strategies.
Great Systems = Great Outcomes
"You don’t rise to the level of your goals. You fall to the level of your systems.” – Atomic Habits
Every great company, movement, or leader had one thing in common: an underlying operating system holding everything together.
Visionaries spark ideas. System architects turn those sparks into something sustainable, repeatable, and scalable.
The stories below are inspiration examples from business history and history. Each shows how great leaders didn’t just solve problems, they built frameworks that made long-term success possible.
Click each to reveal the story.

Sheryl Sandberg
Scaling Facebook

Sheryl Sandberg
Scaling Facebook
She systemized sales, scaled advertising, and professionalized global operations. This turned Facebook into one of the most profitable companies in the world and cemented its dominance in digital advertising.
Without her investment in systems: Facebook might have stayed a cool social app — not a global powerhouse shaping modern media.

Tim Cook
Apple’s Supply Chain Genius

Tim Cook
Apple’s Supply Chain Genius
Tim Cook built the world’s most advanced supply chain, synchronizing global manufacturing and logistics. This enabled seamless iPhone launches year after year, scaling Apple into the world’s most valuable company.
Without his system architecture: Apple might have been remembered for iPods, not as the blueprint for global tech dominance.

Gwynne Shotwell
Launching SpaceX

Gwynne Shotwell
Launching SpaceX
She built the contracts, client trust, and operations systems that kept rockets launching on time. Her architecture transformed a high-risk startup into the first private company to resupply the ISS and later lead NASA partnerships.
Today, SpaceX has redefined space travel and lowered launch costs for the entire industry.
Without her: SpaceX likely would have burned through cash and folded like dozens of other “dreamer” rocket companies.

Jeff Wilke
Scaling the Amazon Store

Jeff Wilke
Scaling the Amazon Store
He designed fulfillment center playbooks, logistics frameworks, and workforce systems that turned chaos into consistency. These became the backbone of Amazon Prime and its promise of frictionless, on-time delivery.
Without him: Amazon might have stayed a messy dot-com retailer, unable to scale into the “everything store.”

George Washington
Structuring a Nation

George Washington
Structuring a Nation
Washington created operating precedents: the cabinet system, executive restraint, and peaceful transfer of power. These systems became the nervous system of the U.S. presidency and government stability.
Without him: The U.S. might have fractured into warring states, another failed republic in history.

Batman
The Ultimate Planner

Batman
The Ultimate Planner
He built a system of tech, detective work, and contingency planning for every possible enemy. This made him more effective than heroes with powers, sustaining order in Gotham against overwhelming odds.
Without his systems: Gotham would have collapsed into lawless chaos under villains.
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