Episode 5

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3rd Feb 2022

How To Find The Right Tools For You

As an entrepreneur, one of the most frustrating and time-consuming things you have to do is search for the right tool for a particular job. Unless you're just a hyper nerd like me who enjoys scrawling through endless spec comparisons, it's probably not your favourite part of the job but it doesn't have to be this starting from scratch issue every time and you don't have to rely on the opinions of the Internet.

There are actually a couple of simple questions you can use to figure out the right tool for you for any job, and that's what I'm talking about today.

Join me, and I'll share the questions you need to help you figure out the right tools for you.

Jonathan Stewart, Simplicity Specialist

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Simplicity Specialist Podcast with Jonathan Stewart
For individuals looking for solutions as unique as them.
If you find the normal advice on “just work in this way, and everything will be perfect” and you constantly get stuck in a cycle of trying to “fix your business” and no matter what you do it just doesn't feel quite right. This podcast is for you.

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Amelia Stewart

Everyone talks about Simplicity as the WAY to do things. If you do less things, you think about less things, and therefore you can use your time more effectively. But doing less things doesn’t always feel like an option, and sometimes it doesn’t need to be an option.

Simplicity isn’t the thing you need to do first, it’s the result of knowing how you work.

You can have multiple projects and still plan other things you’re excited about!!

I help over-thinkers like you actually do shit without making you feel bad about all your projects and ideas.

I run a business, whilst running 6 D&D campaigns, looking after two disabled children (with my partner who works full time), and I’m always wanting to do more.