About James Schramko
Business mentor. Noosa, Australia. 18+ years. 3,500+ businesses.
Your business works. It shouldn't feel this hard.
I help established founders make better decisions with the resources they already have. Not motivation. Not hype. Structural, strategic input that compounds over time.
I've mentored over 3,500 businesses since 2008. My ongoing clients stay an average of 5 to 7 years. The longest client relationship is 15 years.
I work with founders who are already generating $100K+ annually, who have proven offers and real clients, but feel stuck despite their success. I help them see what to fix first, what to eliminate, and what to stop handling personally.
Background
Before building online businesses, I spent a decade at Mercedes-Benz as General Manager of a Sydney dealership network. I left the corporate world in 2008 to build my own businesses full-time.
I founded multiple seven-figure online businesses including VisionFind. I published Work Less, Make More — a book about building a profitable business without burning out.
Today I surf most mornings, work 10-15 hours per week, and my business operates independently. I mentor a small group of established founders through my Mentor program.
Timeline
Registered first domain name
Left corporate career at Mercedes-Benz for online business full-time
Started podcasting, live events, and membership forum
Developed the "Own The Racecourse" strategy
Published bestselling book Work Less, Make More
Rebranded from SuperFastBusiness to JamesSchramko.com
Completed business exits in separate service agencies
Sold BLINK SURF; integrated proprietary intelligence into Mentor program
Two Ways to Work With Me
Simplify
A one-time structural business review. Complete an intake, receive a private diagnostic video with what to remove, keep, and redesign. $799.
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Mentor
Ongoing strategic guidance for established founders. Daily chat access, weekly calls, and a second pair of eyes on your business. $1,800/month.
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The Schramko Name
The Schramko surname traces to 1622, when Paulus Sranko received Letters Patent of Nobility from King Ferdinand II of Hungary.