This snapshot combines your primary calendar and the LAM Visuals Shoot Schedule calendar. It's a static pull, not a live sync — ask me to refresh it and I'll re-read both calendars and rebuild it.
- ☐ Check out OnePeakCreative's Video Ad Academy course — findyourpeak.onepeakcreative.com/video-ad-academy ($398 one-time, or $69/mo ×6). The one course from that research actually relevant to LAM's work (ad-conversion framework) — added 8/11.
| Date | Job | Talent | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aug 14 (Fri) | RJVR | Serena Hill — male talent not tracked | confirm rate/code/call time |
| Aug 15 (Sat) | RJ | — | confirmed |
| Aug 17 (Mon) | PP GirlCum | Luna + Oliver Faze | confirmed |
| Aug 18 (Tue) | PP PHDX | Luna + Brock Cooper | confirmed |
| Aug 19 (Wed) | PP | Luna + Boswell Black | confirmed |
| Aug 21 (Fri) | VRG | TBD | pending |
| Aug 22 (Sat) | VRG | TBD | pending |
| Aug 24 (Mon) | Kink | TBD | confirmed |
| Aug 25 (Tue) | Kink | TBD | confirmed |
| Date | Job | Talent | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aug 9 | RJVR | Alina Voss (BG) + David Lee — $1,200 local | shot |
| Aug 9 | VRP | 6 Girl Scene | cancelled |
| Aug 8 | Team Skeet | 2nd camera — $400 | cancelled |
Aug 3–5 was blocked family time (mirrors "LEO DO NOT BOOK!!" on the family calendar — mom's psychiatrist appointment fell inside that window too). No shoots were booked those days. This calendar keeps a running block whenever family commitments require it.
| Date | Inv # | Client | Amount | Balance |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jul 31 | 1301 | Sebastien Pujos | $2,484 | $0 |
| Jul 27 | 1297 | RPDP Traffic LLC | $4,075 | $0 |
| Jul 25 | 1296 | RPDP Traffic LLC | $1,450 | $0 |
| Jul 23 | 1300 | RPDP Traffic LLC | $5,925 | $0 |
| Jul 22 | 1299 | RPDP Traffic LLC | $3,775 | $0 |
| Jul 15 | 1298 | Sebastien Pujos | $1,100 | $0 |
| Jun 24 | 1284 | Sebastien Pujos | $3,300 | $0 |
Pulled live from QuickBooks Online on 8/11/2026 (29 invoices, Jun 1–Aug 11 range) — all invoices now show a $0 balance. Full ledger lives in QuickBooks — this is a summary view, not a replacement for it.
- Considered-purchase candidates — Creality K2 Pro, Flash Forge Creator 5 Pro, Govee Lamp (H6022), Icyglee mini fridge, Ninja Foodi Air Fryer DZ302, Ghost Whey Protein, Thesis, Eureka E20 Evo Plus (verify sellability — possible import restriction), Philips Sonicare, Aputure 600D, broader production gear (tripods, audio, monitors, MC/MT lights, ThinkTank bags).
- Personal wishlist, not content — Ninja Creami, workout bench + dumbbell stand.
- Resale candidate — Cosori dehydrator (liked it, unused in months).
Open strategic question: most of the backlog breaks the sub-$40 impulse-buy rule from the UGC playbook. Leo doesn't buy on impulse — he weighs cost-of-loss even on cheap items. The proposed pivot is to lean into value/considered-purchase review content instead of cheap-drop content, which actually fits this product list better. Not yet baked into the Sierra HQ playbook — pending Leo's go-ahead.
Full detail lives in the "🚀 UGC Launch — Sierra HQ" Notion page — this tab is a summary, not a replacement.
- Reels, TikTok & Shorts Course
- AI Creator Course
- 1 Day Script
- Weekend Youtuber
- Viral Video Checklists (lead-magnet PDFs, not a full course)
- 30 Day Course Creator → Hormozi Value Equation + Ben Heath Meta Ads (dormant knowledge)
- Kajabi Mastery → official Kajabi docs/YouTube
- Viral Video Effects Course → Cinecom.net, Casey Faris, PremiumBeat
- Ultimate Video Editing Template Pack → FilterGrade, Mixkit, Pixabay, YT Audio Library
Remaining Reels strategy lessons + posting shorts #2/#3 with retention reviews → AI Creator lessons 20–21, 24, 31, 35–36 → 1 Day Script lessons 23–31 and 44 → Weekend Youtuber lessons 9, 10, 155 → then Free Learning Library topics (Hormozi offers, Ben Heath Meta ads).
Full study guides live in the "study-library" artifact. This tab tracks progress and what's next, not the content itself.
Family — not built out yet
This is a placeholder tab, on purpose. I didn't pull anything about Cheyenne's school work (Nova, her classes) in here — that's her personal information, not something to fold into your business dashboard without her being part of that decision. If you want a household tab — shared calendar items, kid stuff, whatever makes sense — tell me what belongs here and I'll build it for real.
This is where the next venture goes
Same pattern as UGC: when YouTube (or whatever's next) becomes real enough to track — bookings, revenue, a content cadence — it gets its own tab right here, styled the same as everything else. Nothing to build until there's something to put in it.