I just spent 30 minutes printing 10 black and white sheets of text. Not a typo.

You know what I could do? 

Buy a new computer. Transfer everything over properly. Stop using my busted laptop as a weird, Frankenstein monitor-keyboard hybrid that mocks me every time I sit down to work.

You know what I actually do?

​​Ignore it.

​​Because technically it still works, and I have a million other things on my plate.

I hate this setup.  It’s not pretty. It slows me down. It’s one of those sneaky inefficiencies that add up over time, making everything harder than it needs to be.

​And honestly? That’s exactly what’s happening in most small businesses.

Most people are out here searching for the golden hen—the magic trick that’ll suddenly make everything click. But the truth is, it’s usually the basics that need fixing. They don’t have a clear offer. They aren’t marketing it properly. And worst of all? They’re stuck in a cycle of learning instead of doing.

If that sounds familiar, I have a few things that can help:

Or, if you’re just getting started, grab one of my freebies—like Tag It Right (because your email tags should actually do something).

Either way, let’s stop overcomplicating things. Start fixing the real problems, and the results will follow.