Too Many Tabs, Not Enough Time
If your brain feels like your browser — overloaded and on the edge of crashing — keep reading.
You sit down to check one thing… and suddenly you’re 15 tabs deep, juggling three platforms, trying to find that one document from last week that you swear you saved somewhere.
Sound familiar?
Tab overwhelm isn’t just annoying — it’s a sign that your systems aren’t working for your brain. And as a business owner, that’s a real problem.
In this issue, we’re diving into how to stop working like a computer on 3% battery — and start building digital habits (and support) that keep you calm, clear, and in control.
INDUSTRY APPLICATION: CLEAN UP THOSE TABS
Spoiler: If you’re using your browser as a filing cabinet, it’s time for an upgrade.
There are incredible tools built to solve tab overload and digital scatter — you just need to start using them.
Here are a few to try:
OneTab: Collapse all your open tabs into a single list — save memory and your sanity
Toby: Create tab “collections” by project or client
Notion or ClickUp: Centralize links, notes, and assets in one spot (so you can stop digging)
The key is not to rely on memory or cluttered bookmarks.
Give everything a home — and create a system your future self can actually use.
ROTATING TOPIC: WHEN SCATTERED SYSTEMS COST YOU FOCUS
Caption: You’re not disorganized — your setup just isn’t supporting you.
Most business owners aren’t “bad at systems.” They’re just doing too much in too many places.
Here’s the truth:
Every extra platform, every open tab, every “where did I save that” moment adds up — and not just in time. It drains your mental energy.
✨ Imagine this instead:
You open one tool and everything is there
You know exactly what needs to get done
Your brain isn’t constantly buffering just to stay on task
It’s not magic. It’s intention — and smart delegation.
THE 5-MINUTE BOOKMARK AUDIT
Caption: Small step, big clarity boost.
Before you log off today:
Open your bookmarks bar
Delete anything you haven’t clicked in the last 30 days
Create 3 folders: “Daily,” “This Month,” and “Archive”
File links accordingly
Your brain can only handle so many open loops. Give yourself the gift of a cleaner digital workspace.
You weren’t meant to run your business out of browser tabs.
If your digital life feels chaotic, you’re not alone — but you don’t have to keep operating in the mess.
A VA can help you:
Clean up your files and tabs
Create a centralized system (that you’ll actually use)
Cut the digital noise so you can focus on what really matters
Ready to trade chaos for calm?
👉 [Book a clarity call] and let’s clear some space — in your browser and your brain.