(shiny object syndrome)
A psychologist's guide to building a smaller tech stack — without relying on willpower. The real reason you keep buying tools you never open, plus a super-simple system to pack light and keep your head clear. Works whether your business runs on 5 tools or 35 (but dear lord, let's not have 35 tools).
3 skills to help you pack lighter
A system for intentionally testing tools and reminders to actually cancel the ones that aren't worth it
My actual stack, grouped by job — including what I cut this year and what's on the chopping block
your Guide + tiny (actionable) email course
Buying software and making progress feel identical in the moment — same little hit. See the trick and you can finally stop falling for it.
List the real jobs of your business — usually five to seven — and give each one a single primary tool.
Everything else is a passenger.
Before you download anything, write one sentence and put a decision date on the calendar. No decision date, no download. 14 days, then you call it.
Every 90 days, empty the whole suitcase and ask each tool one question: would I buy you again today? Two weak answers and it goes.
The real tools I run my business on, grouped by job — plus exactly what I cancelled this year and why.
3 series emails with human & AI prompts to help you get inventory, lean out, prioritize and have a tech stack procedure with reminders built into your calendar.
Coaches, therapists, and consultants drowning in half-used subscriptions
Credentialed experts who bought the tool hoping to become the organized version of themselves
People building with AI who want to protect the depth that makes them worth learning from
Anyone chasing the next shiny tool to avoid the harder work
Total Tech experts who actually need a lot of amazing tools and know way more about me about this stuff!
Oh me? I'm a psychologist who helps entrepreneurs figure out what they want, what strengths they have that need to shine and what challenges they need to delegate. And then, I actually help them build, market and SELL what's next in their incredible businesses.
I mean, I honestly think you should see this freebie just for how cute it is.