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1. How do you currently organize your tasks and ideas?
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1. How do you currently organize your tasks and ideas?
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Sticky notes, random docs, and maybe some scribbles in a planner—wherever I can fit them
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A few spreadsheets or apps, though it’s kinda scattered
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I’ve tried some project management tools; I keep things fairly tidy but still miss features I need
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I have a consistent system—maybe multiple apps—but I’d like to see if there’s something even better
2. When you wake up on Monday morning, how do you figure out your priorities?
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2. When you wake up on Monday morning, how do you figure out your priorities?
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I’m honestly winging it—I might check a million places to see what’s urgent.
B
I have a rough checklist or to-do app, but it’s not always up to date
C
I review a weekly plan I created, so I have a pretty good idea of my top tasks
D
I have a clear overview in place and a routine for planning; I just open my preferred tool and dive in
3. What’s your biggest challenge in staying organized as a solopreneur?
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3. What’s your biggest challenge in staying organized as a solopreneur?
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I forget about tasks or ideas because they’re written in random places
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I can’t easily find what I need or see the big picture—too many folders or tools
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I wish my workflows were more automated; I waste time repeating steps
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I have a system, but I’d love a more unified or advanced approach that can scale
4. How do you keep track of important information (like client notes, project details, or ideas)?
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4. How do you keep track of important information (like client notes, project details, or ideas)?
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My phone notes, random Google Docs, or scribbles in a journal—no real structure
B
A single folder or basic spreadsheet, but it’s getting messy
C
I use a project management or note-taking tool and try to keep it organized
D
I have a central “hub” with categories or tags; searching is usually straightforward
5. If you think about “automating” part of your workflow, what’s your reaction?
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5. If you think about “automating” part of your workflow, what’s your reaction?
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Sounds amazing, but I have no clue where to even start
B
I’ve dabbled in it but I’m not sure what’s worth automating or how to connect all the dots
C
I have a few automated processes (like recurring tasks), and it helps, but I want more
D
I’m confident in automation—I use a few tools for it—but I’m open to making it even more efficient
6. You need to map out a new project. What do you do?
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6. You need to map out a new project. What do you do?
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I might open a new doc or just jot it down on paper—there’s no formal plan
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I’ll create a rough checklist or outline in a doc/spreadsheet
C
I have a template or basic structure for new projects, but it’s not perfect
D
I have a clear project-setup process with steps and tasks ready to be assigned—just me, but it’s consistent
7. How do you handle recurring tasks (like weekly social media posts or monthly bookkeeping)?
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7. How do you handle recurring tasks (like weekly social media posts or monthly bookkeeping)?
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I rely on memory or scattered reminders—sometimes I forget
B
I usually copy old checklists or templates, but it’s manual
C
I have recurring tasks set up in a tool, though I still tweak them each time
D
They run like clockwork—my system reminds me, or even automates parts of the process
8. Describe your ideal organizational tool (even if you’ve never found it):
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8. Describe your ideal organizational tool (even if you’ve never found it):
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It’s simple, all-in-one, and keeps me from losing track of tasks or ideas
B
It lets me categorize everything so I can find what I need without hunting
C
It lets me set up workflows or templates so I’m not reinventing the wheel
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It’s robust, with integrations and automations that talk to each other seamlessly
9. What happens when something urgent pops up unexpectedly in your business?
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9. What happens when something urgent pops up unexpectedly in your business?
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I drop everything and scramble—my system doesn’t handle curveballs well
B
I make room by rearranging tasks; it’s not perfect, but I manage
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I plug it into my project management tool, assign priority, and move forward
D
I quickly slot it into my existing flow, and my daily plan adjusts accordingly—it’s mostly frictionless
10. Imagine your business in 6-12 months. How do you want your day-to-day systems to look?
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10. Imagine your business in 6-12 months. How do you want your day-to-day systems to look?
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I just want to stop feeling so scattered
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I want a better overall structure so I spend less time searching for info
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I want smooth, automated workflows so I can focus on growth and creativity
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I want a highly optimized, integrated system that scales with minimal tweaks
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