ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Do you feel weighed down by all the “must-have” systems? It's easy to get stuck with the "right" systems, and all the "perfect" features don't... feel right.
In this episode we talk about how exactly you can tailor your tools to your values, why vision and mission matter more than software, and how freedom can guide both your business and your life. You’ll also hear about our upcoming Creative Habit workshop.
Join us for the Creative Habit 2.0 live zoom workshop Sept 22-24 2025!
https://www.marcscheff.com/thecreativehabitworkshop2.0
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