Regularly, I review my subscriptions to various tools and platforms.

Those subscriptions, even the small ones, need to be providing value to me, or they are too expensive.

A $5 per month subscription doesn’t seem like it should be a big issue, but if I’m not using it or it’s not providing any value, I should cancel it to subscribe to something that provides value.

The one I cancelled today wasn’t a $5 subscription. 

It was an $815 per year subscription for a tool I don’t use much.

I think I can live without it as my requirements have changed.

The problem with this tool is that the company has been gradually moving functions out of the main program and charging extra to get them back.

I think this is dirty pool, and I refuse to support them further.

Pushing your prices up doesn’t improve your cash flow unless your product is unique and has no competitors.

Even the smarter politicians know that increasing taxes reduces their income.

The stupid ones keep pushing up taxes and adding new ones.

The really smart ones reduce the tax burden and their economies boom.

Like to share some thoughts on that?

Reply to this email and let me know.

Regards,
Brent.

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Make up your mind to make this work.

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