Every Sunday evening, I run a 20-minute ritual that keeps my week organized and intentional: Review the Past Week: Wins, blockers, loose ends. Pick 3 Goals: Not 10. Just the 3 outcomes that move the needle. Time Block: I block time in Google Calendar—especially for…
Saying “no” is a skill—and tools can help you say it without friction. Here are 3 that reinforce boundaries and buy back your time: Calendly: Clients book only in your available slots—no back-and-forth. Email Templates: Keep responses firm but kind. Save time, avoid rewrites. Client…
Freelancers wear a lot of hats—but communication is the one that gets ignored most. I’ve built a Notion doc with go-to client scripts that save me stress (and protect relationships). Late Payment Reminder: “Hi [Client], just checking in on the invoice from [date]. Let me…
Not every project needs Jira-level complexity. Here’s a simple, no-bloat stack for solo work or small collaborations: Notion – Create task lists, store notes, and track progress. Trello – Kanban boards for a quick, visual workflow. Slack – Keep communication in channels, not your inbox.
You don’t need an expensive stack to run a profitable side hustle. This setup costs under $99/month—yet covers everything you need: Carrd – Landing pages and sales sites for $19/year. ConvertKit – Email marketing and automation—free tier available. Notion – Organize projects, track sales, and…