Hey everybody this episode is supported by a guy named Dano and here are three fun facts about him

one his favorite tree is the Japanese maple good choice two he lives in Denver so his Japanese maple kept dying, so he put him in pots.

And they go in the garage now in the winter so that they don't freeze to death.

And three, he is the co-founder and designer of an app called Hectic.

That's HEC-T-I-C, a feeling we've all experienced.

Hectic wants to make it easy for freelancers, like myself, to handle the business side of things.

The part we all hate. It's awful.

Because you might be a great writer or developer or designer or photographer or video editor like me.

But that doesn't mean that you enjoy or feel comfortable or feel that you're good at doing business stuff. I'm talking about things like sending proposals,

tracking time, project management, sending invoices, all the worst aspects of being a creative.

If Hectic can make those things easier,

that means the freelancer can feel better about running their business and just focus on what they do best.

Being creative.

Visit hectic app. com.

Check it out.

that's H-E-C-I-A-P-P-com.

Thanks, Dano. Thanks, Dano. Hey everybody and welcome to completely arbitrary. I am but one of your hosts. My name is Alex Croson.

Oh, I'm the other one. I'm Casey Clapp. We made it to week two. We did. Wow, two full weeks

this is so exciting. For those of you who are still here with us,

uh, thank you.

Yeah, thanks for coming back.

First and foremost, I hope that we have at least three of you left by the end of next week.

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