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The Kitchen Table

8 members β€’ $47/month

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Business Tools - what do you use?
Hi All, I thought I'd share a few different tools I use to help me in our business, along with what I use them for. Feel free to add your own list in the comments too. πŸ€— 1. Monday.com (free version) - to do list & tracker I use monday to build out a really comprehensive to do list, and then also have an upcoming events section - this helps me plan my work more effectively and I can see everything in the one space. They recently released a new feature that allows you to have multi-level boards which has also been great. I did move over to Notion for a short period and really loved that too, but moved back to Monday because I just needed an easy "to do" list that I could move around and group items etc. 2. ChatGPT (paid) - content writing & brainstorming I use ChatGPT like a search engine these days and to help me find / explore information - I have a good history built up and so use it to also help me pull together articles and posts - I've trained it over the years for my tone of voice, but have started to transition more over to Claude 3. Claude (paid) - brainstorming, automations & creating documents samples / templates I've only just started using Claude about a month ago, so am still learning how to optimise it. The first thing I had it do was go through and clean up all my files in on my laptop - it was amazing! I just saw that Claude have released some new workflows and automations to help with Small Businesses so I'm excited to learn more about these and see if I can use them in our business / help others set them up in their businesses. 4. Google Suite (paid) - emails + general ops management This gives us our custom emails @milkingducks.com + @duckduckpig.com.au emails as well as access to google drive where we try to store all our important docs so they're in the cloud not on our devices. 5. Canva (paid) - content creation We use Canva to create social media tiles, slide decks, anything creative really. 6. Square - POS for our roadside stall + markets
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I use the very basics still. Canva, Claude, Google Drive, Stripe. My coach allows me to use her automations for web events, et, but thats temporary. My next step is a VA, so learning how to delegate REALLY well and not expect someone to live up to my standards. The control freak release is REAL.
🧩 What’s your goal for next week?
Big or small - what’s one thing you want to make progress on? Could be: - launching something - finishing a task you’ve been avoiding - getting organised - showing up consistently - resting more - moving your body - posting content - making your first sale - simply surviving the week πŸ˜… - Drop it below πŸ‘‡Let’s celebrate progress, not perfection.
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I have won a contract for a local engineering company to start work with me. Thats starts next week. My goal was to work out how I could fit that in, fulfill my existing unpack sessions with oprganisations, show up well with my 1:1 coaching clients, fill my up coming one day workshop. Everything so far is working, but life is FULL when a one man band right? I havent capitalised on automation or AI yet. I feel like I dont have anymore brain space right now! Life is GREAT thouhg. Nothing better than doing work that lights you up, rather than work that just keeps life RUNNING.
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Melissa Duniam
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Leading Rein - Facilitating workshops and weekends to help women stop being so busy and start putting themselves 1st & what they want next: GUILT FREE

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Joined Mar 24, 2026
Tasmania