Ever wonder what tech tools actually keep everything running behind the scenes for a multipreneur? In this episode, I’m pulling back the curtain on my daily toolkit—the platforms I truly use to create content, manage meetings, market my businesses, and stay connected with my community.
We talk a lot about working smarter, not harder, but what does that actually look like day-to-day? The truth is, most of us already use tech—Siri, Alexa, our smartphones, even our TVs—but we’re only scratching the surface of what these tools can do for our businesses.
This week, I’m sharing a behind-the-scenes look at the tools that power my world as a multipreneur. From design and content creation to marketing automation and community building, I’ll walk you through how I use each tool—and how you can start, even if you’re not a “tech person.”
My Everyday Essentials:
- Canva: My go-to design studio for everything from real estate flyers to podcast promos. Templates make branding effortless and consistent.
- ChatGPT Plus: My creative partner for brainstorming, drafting, SEO, and training outlines. It saves hours of time and helps me show up sharper.
- Zoom: For meetings, interviews, and podcast recordings—integrated with Calendly to simplify scheduling.
- OpusClips: Turns long-form video into short, scroll-stopping reels with AI-powered rankings to see what will perform best.
Expanding My Reach:
- Gemini: The Google-integrated AI that streamlinesresearch, writing, and creative projects right inside Gmail and Docs.
- Designrr: Converts blogs and transcripts into polishedeBooks or freemiums—perfect for lead magnets and training.
- Descript: A must-have for podcast editing andtranscription. It’s beginner-friendly, yet powerful enough for pros.
- Skool: My hub for community building andconnection—combining learning, engagement, and monetization in one place.
- Speaker Event Finder: Helps locate and pitch speakingengagements to grow your visibility and credibility.
Beginner-Friendly Starter Stack:If you’re just beginning your tech journey, start small:
- Canva (free)
- Zoom (free)
- Google Workspace (Docs/Sheets/Drive)
- Trello or Asana (for project management)
- Otter.ai (meeting notes + transcriptions)
- Later or Buffer (for social scheduling)