This week we’re giving away free memberships while being grateful for not walking uphill in the rain - both ways - to get to school.

Let’s dive in.

Do you want to use the CorZen agents but don’t want to pay for a Team or Business subscription? No problem. You can earn a free year of CorZen agents and roadmaps through referrals.

The referral program offers rewards such as a free Team subscription, the ability to gift a free Team subscription to someone else, and even the ability to influence which agents and capabilities are added to CorZen.

To earn a free 12-month Team subscription for yourself, simply invite five people to try CorZen. Once each of them has created their first project, you automatically get upgraded to a paid membership - for free - for twelve months. It’s easy. You could earn a free year in less than 10 minutes.

Takeaway: In less than 10 minutes, you can earn a free year of CorZen. No purchase necessary.

In the olden days (2021), when we weren’t walking uphill both ways in the rain to go to school, we had to manually link activities or tasks together in a plan to show which were dependent on others. By hand. Like a Neanderthal. It tooks hours. For real - I sat in three straight days of project planning while the team debated which tasks were dependent on others.

One of the features I personally like best in CorZen roadmaps is that dependencies are automatically linked together. If I feel like skipping ahead to work on something that is scheduled for three weeks in the future, I can open a task and quickly learn if something else upstream needs to be completed prior to this one.

Creating email nurture campaigns is the perfect example. I click on ‘Email nurture’ that is scheduled for week 5 and it alerts me that I need a Voice guide in order for the emails to sound like me. That task is scheduled for week 2. Ok, no problem. I open the task card from week 2 and use the agent to build a Voice guide in less than 4 minutes and then generate the email campaign.

This is so much better than walking uphill in both directions to get to school.

Takeaway: Dependencies are automatically linked in roadmaps, allowing you to reschedule intelligently.

Small changes can have a big impact :-)