Moises Segovia Business Advisor

10/23/2026

In 2003, LEGO almost went bankrupt.

Not because the bricks failed. Because they got distracted. Theme parks, video games, movies. Almost all of it lost money.

The comeback was not a new product. It was subtraction. Keep the bricks. Cut the rest.

Every business has a theme park. The thing you keep funding because it sounds good, not because it pays.

The hardest cut is usually the right one. Do less, better.

What would you cut if you were honest about the numbers?

10/17/2026

AI in healthcare 💡

One clinic was spending an hour a day answering the same 25 emails: hours, prices, appointments. Now AI drafts guided replies and auto-books the visits, and a staff member reviews and hits send. Sixty minutes down to ten. AI drafts, a human decides, patients get answers fast.

Try this prompt:
"You are my clinic's front-desk assistant. Draft a polite reply to a patient asking about hours, pricing, or availability, using this info: [paste your details]. Keep it short and warm, end with one clear next step, and never give medical advice."

What is one repetitive message your team answers every single day?

10/14/2026

Coding tip 💻

AI writes more code than ever, so your most valuable skill is not typing anymore. It is reviewing. Read every generated diff like a senior dev's PR. Run the tests. Never ship what you don't understand. Think of the robot as your junior dev and you as the tech lead.

What is the best coding habit you learned the hard way? 👇

10/14/2026

RGV business tip 💡

Show your real price up front. Hidden fees and "contact for pricing" pages cost you more customers than they save. Transparent pricing builds trust — and trust closes sales.

Do you show your prices on your website? 👇

10/08/2026

08/27/2026

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08/25/2026

08/24/2026

I’m kicking off a new series focused on CMMC and what it means for small businesses that want to work in the defense space.

There’s a lot of confusion around cybersecurity requirements, and it’s easy to feel like you need to figure everything out at once.

The goal of this series is to make the topic easier to follow, focus on the parts that actually matter to small business owners, and help businesses ask the right questions before they start spending money or pursuing opportunities.

More CMMC videos coming soon.

08/18/2026

Your capability statement is more than a company brochure.

A government buyer should be able to quickly understand what you do, your experience, and why your company is a good fit for their needs.

One of my biggest takeaways today: stop sending the exact same capability statement to every buyer. Tailor it to the agency and the opportunity.

08/18/2026

A few big takeaways from today’s NAPEX sessions.

Small businesses need to get ready before the opportunity comes out, look beyond traditional contracting opportunities, and learn how to use AI as a tool to research and prepare.

Sharing a few things businesses can start working on right now.