10% of gross profit
The contribution follows the engagement.
After an engagement is complete and its gross profit is known, the contribution is recorded and directed toward mental-health outreach serving that client’s community.
About the founder
I built OriginsLynk to give people some of their time back.
I’m Bryce Worthy. I build practical systems around the people who actually have to use them, then teach those people how to keep making the systems better.
Where I come from
I learned to build working systems by running real work.
I worked in office management, built a farm from the ground up, ran it profitably for five years, and sold it. That taught me what it means to create a working system when there is no system yet—and to make sure it still works on an ordinary, busy day.
I later studied nursing, which strengthened how I map complicated processes and think about the people who have to rely on them. I hold an Associate in Applied Science from Midlands Technical College.
OriginsLynk became personal when I built a system for my wife that reduced the repetitive work in her day. It gave her more time with me and our son, Wolf. I wanted other owners and professionals to have that same chance: less time spent feeding the work and more room to think, create, and be present.
I work directly with OriginsLynk clients from the first conversation through setup and training.
My community commitment
Here is who I am. This is the promise I make with the work.
Part of each engagement stays in the community it came from.
A clear boundary
OriginsLynk provides business services.
OriginsLynk does not provide healthcare, counseling, crisis services, or medical advice. The commitment supports organizations doing outreach work; it does not turn a business engagement into a healthcare service.
Start with a conversation
Tell me about your business.
I will tell you honestly whether OriginsLynk is a good fit and answer questions about the service or the community commitment before you decide.