One thing I’ve noticed with starting an online business: It’s surprisingly easy to spend more time preparing to build than actually building. Researching products. Saving ideas. Watching tutorials. Writing down things you “need to do.” Then suddenly you have 30 tabs open and still haven’t launched anything. I’ve been trying to keep my setup much simpler: - AI → product research, brainstorming, copy ideas, and getting unstuck - Floment → breaking the launch into actual projects and daily to-dos so there’s always a next action - Store platform → obviously where the actual selling happens - Notion → keeping useful research, ideas, and processes organized The biggest shift for me was treating the store launch like a project instead of one giant task called “start an online business.” For example: Launch store → Pick product → Create offer → Build product page → Create 3–5 pieces of content → Test traffic → Review results → Improve the offer Nothing fancy. Just making the next step obvious. A tool like Floment is useful for this because it combines project planning, to-dos, progress, and community in one workspace instead of making you bounce between five different apps. Still, the system matters more than the tool. What’s the one thing you’re currently stuck on with your store, product selection, building the site, getting traffic, or making that first sale?