The Mish video library

See the next step.
Watch Mish take it.

Each lesson starts with a real problem, shows a request in Telegram, and follows the work Mish saves in the new CRMish app. Start with the tour, or choose the lesson you need today.

4:05

Product showcase

Your next step, taken care of.

See how Mish helps with customers, plans, follow-ups, focus, goals, and shared work.

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0:00 · The work is not the only thing taking your time.

You finish a good call. Now comes the admin. The notes. The follow-up. Finding time for the proposal. What if you could just say what needs doing, and see it take shape? Meet Mish, your assistant inside CRMish.

0:14 · Pipeline

Your pipeline.

0:17 · A message can start the work.

You meet Jamie through Instagram. Type the name, handle, and interest in your program to Mish in Telegram. You have already told her the useful details. She can put them where they belong.

0:28 · The connection has a home.

Jamie appears in your pipeline. The handle and context stay with the person. CRMish brings your records and stages into one place, so you can see where each relationship stands.

0:40 · Conversations

Your conversations.

0:43 · Keep the story after the call.

The call goes well. Tell Mish Jamie’s budget clears Friday and the next step is a start date. Type it, or use a voice note when you’re between calls. Save the useful detail while it’s fresh.

0:54 · Show up ready next time.

The conversation is now on Jamie’s record. You can come back with context, ask Mish for a brief, and prepare a useful next message. The history helps you pick up the conversation where it left off.

1:07 · Follow-ups

Follow-ups.

1:10 · Good conversations need follow-through.

For Sarah, the next step is Friday at nine. Ask Mish for a reminder about the starter program and her budget. A name, a time, and a reason turn a good intention into a clear next step.

1:22 · Keep the next step with the person.

The reminder stays with Sarah’s record. If she needs a later time, ask Mish to move it. Use the saved context for drafts, and review the words and recipient before you approve an outside send.

1:34 · Journal

Your journal.

1:37 · Your own day deserves a plan too.

Now give tomorrow a shape. Sarah at nine, the proposal at ten, and lunch at noon. Review and confirm the plan in Telegram. You choose what matters, and Mish helps give it a time.

1:48 · Start the day with intention.

The plan appears in your journal. You can see the next step, then change one block from chat when the day changes. You have structure and room to adjust.

1:57 · Weekly Five

Your weekly five.

2:00 · Know what deserves your attention.

Choose five wins for the week. Sort urgent work from important future work in the matrix. Start a focus block for one task. Mish helps you turn a growing list into work you can act on.

2:11 · My Goals

Your goals.

2:14 · Make room for the reason you work.

Save the goal and the reason behind it. In this example, the goal is dinner with the kids, kept private. Protect that time with Sacred Hours, so the life you want has a place in the plan too.

2:26 · Teamwork

Teamwork.

2:29 · Bring shared work into view.

Teamwork keeps shared tasks, owners, and status together. Calendar, people, and business views add the context around that work. Connect supported email and calendars after setup to bring more of your day into CRMish.

2:43 · Performance

Your performance.

2:45 · See where the work is going.

Your saved activity feeds the numbers. Review progress, targets, and team results while there is still time to act. Choose Easy, Coach, or Boss to set the kind of push you want from Mish.

2:57 · Workflows

Your workflows.

3:00 · Make it fit the way you work.

Shape boards, stages, and fields for your business. Add playbooks and knowledge for Mish. Set up recurring jobs and workflows for repeat work. Owners choose access, and connected services need setup before use.

3:13 · Calendar

Your calendar.

3:16 · Give the next conversation a place.

Connect a supported calendar to check open times, create events, and share booking links. Use customer history for useful email and text drafts. Research with sources can help you prepare before you reach out, with connected sends reviewed before they go out.

3:32 · Connected Tools

Connected tools.

3:35 · Connect more of the work.

Mish can work with screenshots, saved playbooks, recurring jobs, and team workflows. Connect outside systems through the API, give Agent Members limited powers, or pair Mish Runner for approved work in folders on your Mac. Setup and access stay in your control.

3:52 · Stay organized. Stay human.

Start with the next thing you don’t want to forget. Your plan, your people, and your follow-through have a home in CRMish. Mish helps you take the next step. Explore CRMish and choose the plan that fits your day.

3:04

Product tour

A day with Mish

Plan the day, keep the customer story, and protect the work and life that matter.

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0:00 · Too much to remember. Too many places to check.

Your day can be full of useful work and small pieces of admin. The next call, the note you need to save, the task you meant to start, and the time you wanted to keep for family. Here is how Mish can help bring those pieces together.

0:13 · Journal

Your journal.

0:16 · Start with a plan you chose.

Start in Telegram. Tell Mish when the important work should happen. Give Sarah nine, the client proposal ten, and lunch noon. Review and confirm the plan, so the day starts with intention.

0:28 · See your day take shape.

The blocks appear in the journal. You can see what comes next and change one hour from chat when the day shifts. Your plan gives the important work a place before other demands arrive.

0:39 · Pipeline

Your pipeline.

0:42 · Keep a new connection.

You meet Jamie through Instagram. Send Mish the name, handle, and interest in the starter program. A short message gives this new relationship a home before the details get lost.

0:54 · The person is in your pipeline.

Jamie now appears in your pipeline. Open the record to keep the conversation, contact details, and next step together. You can build on that history each time you speak.

1:05 · Conversations

Your conversations.

1:07 · Save the useful part of the call.

After the call, tell Mish what happened. Jamie is interested, the budget clears Friday, and the next step is to discuss the start date. You save the context while it’s fresh.

1:18 · Come back with context.

The recap is on Jamie’s record. You have a starting point for the next call. Voice notes can help capture these details between calls too, when typing the recap would slow you down.

1:29 · Follow-ups

Follow-ups.

1:32 · Give the next step a time.

Sarah needs a follow-up about her budget. Ask Mish to remind you Friday at nine, with the reason attached. Check the time in her reply so you know when the reminder is set.

1:42 · Keep the follow-up with the story.

The reminder is saved against Sarah. Her history keeps the why close to the next step. If the time changes, ask Mish to move that same reminder, keeping the context in place.

1:54 · Weekly Five

Your weekly five.

1:57 · Give the week a few clear wins.

For the bigger picture, choose five weekly wins and lock them after a review. Use the matrix to sort other tasks. Start a focus block when you’re ready to give one piece of work your attention.

2:08 · My Goals

Your goals.

2:11 · Keep the reason behind the work.

Save personal, professional, and financial goals with the reasons they matter. Here, the goal is dinner with the kids. A clear target helps you decide what deserves a place in your day.

2:22 · Sacred Hours

Sacred Hours.

2:25 · Make room for the life you want.

Sacred Hours protects repeat time like dinner or deep work. Choose a boundary you can keep, then adjust it from chat when needed. CRMish holds its own pings during that protected time.

2:37 · Performance

Your performance.

2:40 · End with a useful check.

Review your saved work and progress before you stop. Use the numbers to choose the next step. Teamwork, calendars, people, and business views help keep shared work and its context together too.

2:52 · Less to hold in your head.

Start with one part of the day that feels hard to keep track of. Ask Mish for help, check the saved result, and build from there. CRMish gives the work a home. Mish helps you move it forward.

1:29

Start here

Your first useful day with Mish

Connect Telegram, make a day plan, and learn how to check the work Mish saves.

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0:00 · You should not need a form for every small task.

Mish helps turn a plain request into work saved inside CRMish. You can plan a day, keep a customer’s story, set a follow-up, and adjust the details from your Telegram chat. Start with one thing you want help with.

0:14 · Mish in Telegram

Meet Mish in Telegram.

0:16 · Connect your Mish chat.

Open Mish and Telegram in the app and follow the link to connect your account. Open the bot in Telegram and press Start if asked. The chat belongs to your account, so your requests go to your own saved work.

0:29 · Journal

Your journal.

0:32 · Begin with tomorrow.

Type tomorrow’s day plan with real times. In this example, Sarah has nine, the proposal has ten, and lunch has noon. Review the details Mish shows you and confirm the changes.

0:44 · Check where the work went.

Now open the journal. Those three blocks are saved in the day you asked for. This is the habit to build: say what you need, then check the result. Mish helps with the work, and the app gives you the full view.

0:56 · Keep the conversation going.

When the plan changes, say what should change. Here we give Sarah’s proposal the ten o’clock block. Review and confirm the change. The other hours stay in place.

1:06 · Learn one useful step at a time.

The updated task is in the journal. Use the Mish menu to open a feature lesson when you want to learn the next thing. Each lesson shows a request and where its result belongs.

1:16 · Make your first request useful.

You don’t need to learn every screen first. Start with a small plan, a saved conversation, or one reminder. For messages that go to someone else, review the words and recipient before you approve the send.

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Make a plan for what matters

Give your day a clear purpose, then let Mish save and change the time blocks.

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0:00 · Busy is not the same as done.

Ever finish a busy day and wonder where the time went? When the plan is only in your head, each new demand can take over. Give the important things a time and a place, before the day begins.

0:12 · Journal

Your journal.

0:15 · Tell Mish what tomorrow needs.

Open your Mish chat in Telegram. Type the day, the hours, and what you want to do. Here, we make time for Sarah, a client proposal, and a real break. Review the plan and confirm the changes.

0:27 · Your intention becomes a plan.

Now watch the journal. Mish saves the follow-up at nine, the proposal at ten, and lunch at noon. You can see the work and its time together. Your morning has a clear starting point.

0:39 · Real life changes. Your plan can too.

The proposal needs a sharper focus. Type one change: make the ten o’clock block about Sarah’s proposal. You don’t have to rebuild your whole day. Review and confirm the change Mish shows you.

0:51 · One change. The rest stays put.

The ten o’clock task now names Sarah’s proposal. Your nine o’clock follow-up and noon break stay where you put them. This gives you structure with room to adjust when the day calls for it.

1:03 · Start tomorrow on purpose.

Start with three time blocks you can keep. Include a break. When you begin the day, open the journal and follow the next clear step. A plan turns good intentions into time you have chosen to use.

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Personal

Give your goal a reason

Save a goal, a clear target, and the reason you want to keep it.

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0:00 · A wish is easy to put off.

You want more time with your family. But what does that look like this week? Give the goal a clear target, and a reason you care about. Mish helps you keep both in view when life gets busy.

0:12 · My Goals

Your goals.

0:15 · Say what you want and why.

Type one personal goal in Telegram. In this example, it’s five dinners with the kids this week. Add the reason: being present at the table. Say that the goal should be private in the same request.

0:27 · The promise has a home.

Mish saves the goal in My Goals. You can read the goal, the reason, and the weekly target together. The private setting is saved too. These are details you can return to when you plan your time.

0:39 · Choose a target you can keep.

A late meeting changes this week. Ask Mish to make the target four dinners, while keeping the same reason and privacy. A useful goal should help you make a real choice, not become a promise you know you cannot keep.

0:52 · The target changes. The why stays.

The saved target now says four dinners. Your reason is still there, and the goal remains private. Check those details after a change so the goal still says what you mean.

1:04 · Put time behind the goal.

Start with one goal you care about. Give it a clear target and a real reason. Then put time for it in your journal or Sacred Hours. The goal tells you why that time deserves a place.

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Personal

Keep time for your life

Protect repeat time for family, health, or deep work, then adjust it from chat.

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0:00 · The day will take every hour you give it.

Work is done. So why are you still checking messages at dinner? Give the time you want to keep a name, and a place in your day. Sacred Hours helps you make that promise clear.

0:12 · Sacred Hours

Sacred Hours.

0:15 · Give that hour a name.

Tell Mish to protect family dinner from six to seven on weekdays. The name tells you why the time matters. The hours and repeat days tell CRMish when that boundary should apply.

0:27 · Your boundary is saved.

Watch Family dinner appear in Sacred Hours. It starts at six, lasts one hour, and repeats on weekdays. CRMish holds its own pings during protected time. Use your phone’s Focus settings to quiet other apps too.

0:40 · Make it fit your real schedule.

Dinner needs to start a little later. Ask Mish to move it to six thirty, while keeping one hour and the same weekdays. You can make the boundary fit real life without dropping the promise.

0:52 · The same promise, at a better time.

The saved window now starts at six thirty. Its length and repeat days stay the same. Check the window, then try keeping it this week. A boundary becomes useful when you act on it.

1:04 · Start with one hour worth keeping.

Pick one hour for something you don’t want work to crowd out. Protect it, then review how well you kept it. Use what you learn to choose a boundary you can keep next week too.

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Personal

Give your week five finish lines

Choose five clear wins, review them, and lock the week from Telegram.

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0:00 · A long list can hide the real work.

Your list keeps growing. Is the important work getting done? When every new idea takes first place, Friday can arrive with little to show. Your weekly five gives you a few clear results to work toward.

0:12 · Weekly Five

Your weekly five.

0:15 · Name five results you can finish.

Type your five wins to Mish. Finish the proposal, clear the overdue follow-ups, book three calls, publish the customer story, and plan next week. Each item says what done will look like.

0:27 · The week has a clear shape.

Mish puts those five results on your weekly board. Read the whole list before you lock it. Check that the work fits the time you have, and that these are the wins that deserve your attention.

0:39 · Choose the week you will work on.

Once the five look right, tell Mish to lock them for this week. This is the point where a list becomes a set of promises you can use to guide the next few days.

0:51 · Keep your chosen work in view.

The board now shows the locked week. Your five stay together, ready for a result when the work is done. New ideas can go in the parking lot so you can consider them when you plan again.

1:03 · Give Friday something clear to check.

At the end of the week, record what happened. See what you finished and what needs another plan. Start with five results you can name, and use them to decide what deserves time today.

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Business

Keep the story after the conversation

Add someone from Telegram, then save the context you will need on the next call.

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0:00 · A good conversation is easy to lose.

You meet someone. The conversation goes well. Then, where did you put their handle? And what did you agree to do next? Mish helps you keep the details, and the next step, with the person.

0:12 · Pipeline

Your pipeline.

0:15 · Start while the details are fresh.

Type Jamie’s name, Instagram handle, and interest in the starter coaching program. You can do this in your Mish chat while the details are fresh, without opening a form for each piece of information.

0:27 · Jamie is now in your pipeline.

Mish adds Jamie to the pipeline with the handle you gave her. The record gives this new relationship a place. You can open it later to find the context and add the next part of the story.

0:39 · Keep what matters from the call.

After the call, send a short recap. Jamie wants the starter program, the budget clears Friday, and the next step is to discuss the start date. Those details make the next conversation easier to pick up.

0:52 · The recap belongs to Jamie.

Watch the conversation appear on Jamie’s record. The starter program and Friday budget are saved, with the next action attached to the call. You can return to the person’s history instead of trying to remember it.

1:05 · Make the next conversation better.

After your next useful conversation, send Mish the person’s name, what mattered, and what should happen next. Set a reminder when that next step needs a time. Your pipeline becomes a record you can work from.

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Business

Give every follow-up a next step

Save who, when, and why, then close the reminder after the reply.

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0:00 · Good conversations can go cold.

The conversation went well. What happens next? If the answer is only in your head, the follow-up can slip away. Give it three things: a name, a time, and a reason. Now you have a next step you can act on.

0:13 · Follow-ups

Follow-ups.

0:15 · Give Mish all three.

Tell Mish to remind you about Sarah on Friday at nine, with the starter program and her budget as the reason. The useful detail stays with the reminder, so you know what the next conversation is about.

0:28 · The next step stays with Sarah.

Mish saves the reminder against Sarah’s record. You can see the reminder in her history, alongside the conversation. Check the Friday time in Mish’s reply. When the reminder comes due, the next step already has context.

0:41 · Close the loop after a reply.

Sarah replies and you agree on the next step. Tell Mish to mark that follow-up reminder done. Closing the reminder keeps the pending work clear, while the person’s history stays in place.

0:53 · The reminder is done. The story stays.

The record now shows that Sarah’s reminder was checked off. The note and her earlier conversation stay in the history. You can see what happened, and the finished reminder no longer sits among your pending work.

1:06 · Leave the next step clear.

When Sarah replies, log what happened and set the next reminder if she needs more time. Review any message before you send it. A steady follow-up process helps you return at the right time with something useful to say.

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Personal

Give one task your full attention

Choose a block length in chat, start one task, and see the saved session.

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0:00 · Switching tasks can swallow the day.

An hour of messages, tabs, and tiny tasks. Did the proposal move forward? A focus block gives one piece of work a clear start and a set amount of time. Mish helps you make that choice from chat.

0:12 · Focus

Time to focus.

0:15 · Choose a length that fits.

First, tell Mish to make your focus blocks twenty five minutes by default. This saves the length you want to use, so the next block can start with a simple request.

0:27 · Your work block has a length.

The focus settings now hold twenty five minutes. This page shows the saved length and the other focus options. Choose a length that fits the work, then give the block one clear task.

0:39 · Name the work. Start the block.

Ask Mish to start a block on the client proposal. The task and the start are saved. Now work on that proposal. Keep new ideas in a note for later so this block has one job.

0:51 · A real session has started.

The focus view now counts the new block. This is the start of a real session, not twenty five minutes of finished work. Tell Mish when you finish, or say that you stopped early so the log stays honest.

1:04 · Protect the next small stretch.

Use your focus history to see where your time went. Start with one task you can move forward in a short block. The aim is a clear stretch of work, followed by an honest check of what got done.

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Sort the work before it sorts your day

Put urgent work in Do now and important future work in Schedule.

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0:00 · The loudest task is not always the right one.

Everything on the list feels urgent. But is it? Some work needs you now. Some needs time later. And some can leave the list. The matrix helps you choose before you spend the day reacting.

0:12 · Priority Matrix

Your priority matrix.

0:15 · Choose the task that needs action now.

Sarah is waiting for the starter link. Ask Mish to put it in Do now. You have named both the task and its place, so it’s clear which work needs your attention first.

0:27 · Your next move is on the board.

Mish adds the link task to Do now. The board keeps that choice beside Schedule, Delegate, and Drop. You can see where the task belongs before you choose what to work on.

0:39 · Keep important future work in sight.

The workshop matters, but it does not need to push Sarah’s link aside today. Ask Mish to put workshop planning in Schedule. You’re keeping it visible while making a different choice about when it deserves attention.

0:51 · Two tasks. Two clear choices.

The workshop is now in Schedule, and Sarah’s link stays in Do now. Schedule is a choice on the matrix. It does not book a calendar slot. Give that workshop real time in your journal when you plan it.

1:03 · Choose before you start.

Take a few tasks from your list and give each a clear choice. Then work on one. Use the board to protect important work from getting lost among things that only feel loud.

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Business

See what your work adds up to

Log real activity, see the count change, and use the numbers to choose your next move.

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0:00 · A busy feeling cannot show your progress.

You worked hard this week. What moved forward? Useful numbers start with the work you actually log. Mish helps you save that activity, so you can see where you stand and choose what to do next.

0:12 · Performance

Your performance.

0:15 · Log the work when it happens.

Tell Mish about the conversation with Marcus. You agreed on a decision call for the starter program. Save what happened while it’s fresh, so the activity and the customer’s story stay in step.

0:27 · One conversation becomes saved activity.

Mish saves the conversation on Marcus’s record. The dashboard picks up that logged activity. This example adds one conversation. It gives you a small, clear view of how the numbers connect to the work you do.

0:40 · Look for the next useful action.

Open Performance to review the wider trend. Compare your activity with your targets. If conversations are strong but the next steps are light, use that gap to decide who needs a follow-up or a clearer plan.

0:52 · A count is a prompt to think.

A higher activity count does not promise a sale. Use the numbers with the customer history and what you know about the work. They help you spot a question worth asking while there is still time to act.

1:04 · Check the work. Choose the next step.

Build a habit of logging the work, checking your progress, and choosing one useful next action. Your numbers become a guide for the day when they reflect what happened and lead to a better decision.

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Business

Keep the details between calls

Speak a recap to Mish, see it saved with the person, then add the reminder.

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0:00 · The next call can erase the last one.

One call ends. The next one starts. Will you remember the details when you get back to your desk? Send Mish a voice note while the story is fresh. She can turn that recap into a saved conversation.

0:12 · Voice Notes

Voice notes.

0:15 · Speak the recap to Mish.

Hold the microphone in Telegram and say the person’s name first. In this example, Sarah chose the starter program and can decide Friday after her budget clears. Keep the recap short enough to be clear, with the details you will need later.

0:30 · The spoken story has a home.

Here is the recap saved on Sarah’s record. The program and Friday budget are in her history. This demo recreates the voice note and shows the real save inside CRMish, so you can see where the information goes.

0:44 · Give the next step a time too.

Now type a reminder request for Sarah on Friday at nine. A recap saves what happened. A reminder gives the next step a time. Using both helps you return with the right context.

0:56 · The recap and reminder stay together.

The reminder is now on Sarah’s record with the recap. Check the saved time in Mish’s reply. You can come back to this history before the next call and pick up where the conversation left off.

1:08 · Leave each call with a clear next step.

After your next call, send Mish a short voice note with the name, the useful details, and what comes next. Check that the saved recap says what you meant, then set a reminder when the next step needs one.

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Personal

Choose the push that helps you

Set Mish’s coaching style in Telegram and change it when you need a different tone.

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0:00 · The right plan still needs follow-through.

You know the plan. What helps you follow through? Some days, a gentle nudge. Other days, a firmer push. With Mish, you choose the coaching style that helps you act on the work you want to do.

0:12 · Coaching Style

Your coaching style.

0:15 · Tell Mish how direct to be.

Ask Mish to set your accountability style to Boss. This is a clear request to use the firmer coaching style. You can choose the tone from the same chat where you plan your day.

0:27 · Your choice is saved.

The Contract section now shows Boss as the saved style. This setting shapes Mish’s coaching tone. Your plans, goals, and saved work still give that coaching its context.

0:39 · You can choose a lighter push.

You want a lighter push this week. Tell Mish to switch you back to Coach. A useful assistant should let you make that choice plainly, without hunting through a page of settings.

0:51 · The style changes with your request.

Coach is now selected in the app. Check the saved choice, then keep using Mish for the plans and work you want help with. You can change the style again when your needs change.

1:03 · Pick the tone you can work with.

Start with the style you’re most likely to listen to. Use a real plan and clear next steps so the coaching has a purpose. Adjust the tone as you learn what helps you follow through.

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Quick look

Meet Mish

A quick look at a Telegram request becoming a real plan in CRMish.

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0:00 · Too much to keep in your head.

A busy day needs more than good intentions. Meet Mish, your assistant inside CRMish. Tell her what matters, and give the work a place.

0:09 · Journal

Your journal.

0:12 · Type the day you want to have.

Plan tomorrow in your Mish chat. Sarah at nine, the proposal at ten, and lunch at noon. Review and confirm the plan.

0:20 · Watch your plan take shape.

Mish saves those blocks in your journal. Use the same chat for customer notes, follow-ups, goals, and focus. Your next step becomes easier to see.

0:29 · Stay organized. Stay human.

Your customers, your team, and your day. Explore CRMish and see what Mish can help you do.

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