TOO MANY TABS: The Minimal System for a One-Person Business

Your business isn't complicated. Your tool stack is. Somewhere between five and twelve apps are currently splitting your attention, none of them talking to each other, all of them quietly costing you money and focus you can't spare. This book makes the case that the fix was never another piece of software. It's a minimal, deliberate system built around what a one-person business actually needs to do, not what a marketing page says it should be doing. Inside, you'll find a practical framework for stripping any business down to six core functions, a rule for how many tools you genuinely need to run them, and step-by-step systems for capture, client delivery, money, automation, and visibility, each one built to work without you being the unpaid glue holding it all together. There's also an honest look at why "all-in-one" platforms so often replace one kind of chaos with another, and a maintenance rhythm that keeps your stack lean permanently instead of sliding back into sprawl six months from now. If you're running your business alone and feeling the drag of managing it more than doing it, this is a clear, calm way out. Fewer logins. Fewer dropped threads. A business that finally fits back inside your own head.