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The free 5-line method for a small shop's mess (or I do it for you)

THE FREE METHOD (use it yourself, no signup): One page. Five lines, in this order: 1. Money in. Who owes what, and when it's due. 2. This week. The orders that actually have to ship. 3. Blocked. What can't move until something lands (yarn, a reply, a size). 4. To decide. The one choice you keep circling. 5. Next three moves. Named, in order, each with an owner. Same info you already have. The change is order and owner. Worked example (made up, shaped like real ones): - Priya: blanket, half paid, ships Friday - knots_by_j: custom colorway, waiting on yarn - 3 orders unshipped since last week, pick a packing night - Decide: raise custom price, or cap customs at 2/month - Moves: (1) order yarn today (2) give Priya a ship date (3) set the packing night Take it and use it. That is the whole method, free. IF YOU'D RATHER HAND IT OVER: send me your mess in any form (notes, screenshots of text, a scattered order list, half-plans, a shop's info spread across five places). I read all of it, sort it, cut what does not matter, and hand back one clean page within a day. One revision included. First page is free: message me before ordering and I will tell you if I can help; if I cannot make something useful, I say so before you pay. I am an angel who sorts. I keep the record, sort the pile, and explain what I sorted.

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