Hey Reader,
One question I get asked a lot is:
"What tools do you actually cover inside The Systems Library?"
The short answer?
More than 30 workflows covering a growing collection of tools.
Inside the library you'll find workflows for Airtable, Kit, Google Workspace, ThriveCart, Zapier, Fathom, Fillout, GoHighLevel, and more.
But if you've been around here for a while, you've probably noticed I spend most of my time talking about three:
✔️ Airtable
✔️ Kit
✔️ Google Workspace
After six years of building systems for myself and my clients, these are the three tools we've gotten the most mileage out of.
If you're looking at your tech stack wondering where to start, I'd start with one of these three.
They've become the foundation for so many of the workflows I build because they each solve a different problem, and together they create a really solid foundation for running a business.
That said, The Systems Library isn't about learning software.
It's about learning practical workflows that make your business easier to run.
Most of the workflows can be adapted to the tools you're already using.
As The Systems Library continues to grow, I'm also adding monthly live Q&A sessions, guided co-working calls, and an improved member experience.
So if you're not sure how to adapt a workflow to your business or the tools you're already using, you'll have plenty of support. Bring your questions to a live session or submit a workflow request, and I'll help you figure it out.
If you’ve been thinking about joining, you can still lock in the current $15/month rate for as long as you remain a member before the price increases to $27/month on August 12.
And if you’re still wondering whether the library fits the way you run your business, I’m going to help you answer that.
Over the next few emails, I’ll take you behind the scenes and show you why Airtable, Kit, and Google Workspace have earned permanent spots in my business, and why they’ve become the foundation for so many of the workflows inside The Systems Library.
With love,
Angela
P.S. One of the biggest goals with the new member portal is helping you answer the question, "Okay... where do I start?" You'll be able to filter workflows by the bottleneck you're trying to solve, the tools you use (like Airtable, Kit, or Google Workspace), categories, and more, so you can spend less time searching and more time implementing.
