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If you enjoy my work and newsletter, there are ways to help me spend more time and energy here. The easiest way is to buy me a coffee using the button below:

Or you may check out some of the products and tools below using my referral links. I'll get a small commission when you make a purchase using the link. I wouldn't recommend products I don't use and love. That said, I use them to run my website, host my podcast, and much more.

Webflow

This website is powered by Webflow. It's the website builder for designers and it comes with a powerful CMS (content management system) for content creators.

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The Work Less podcast is hosted on Transistor. It's a podcast hosting and distribution platform that is quick to set up and easy to use.

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I don’t collect any of your personal data in the background—no Google Analytics, no Facebook Pixel, nada. So how do I measure my site performance?

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