Start 2021 off right. No new apps until you figure out what problems you need to solve.

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Welcome to 2021! 2020 was a terrible year for so many reasons, and I know all of us are anxious to start what feels like it's going to be a truly different year. So before you go off and start looking for new things to buy, first consider what problems you are actually solving for first. Maybe you can solve it with something new, but often you are able to use what you already have better.

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