u/Icy-Fuel9278

I finally thought I had my daily carry sorted out. I’ve been rocking a Wave+ for a while now, and it’s been really helpful. It basically handled everything from loose cabinet screws to stubborn plastic packaging without breaking a sweat. It’s already become a part of my pocket at this point. But then, I spent the weekend helping a buddy move, and I realized how quickly your needs can change depending on the day. We were trying to troubleshoot some mangled wiring on this vintage lamp he got on Alibaba, and suddenly, I found myself wishing I had more than just pliers and a wire stripper. While I was still standing there, thinking about how to sort it out, he pulled out an electric soldering iron he had in his toolkit, and it honestly saved the afternoon.It made me realize that while my multitool is my "ride or die" for most things, it still can not do everything. Now, I’m just wondering what other gear I need to add to my toolbox. How do you guys decide when to stop adding gear? Do you swap your tools based on what you’re doing that day, or do you just make one setup work for everything?

I’ve been looking into HubSpot CRM automation and trying to figure out how useful it actually is once you move past the basic setup.

On paper, it looks like it can handle things like follow-ups, email sequences, lead nurturing, and workflow automation pretty well.

But I’m not sure how it performs in day-to-day use, especially as things get more complex.

If you’ve used HubSpot’s automation features, how has your experience been?

Was it easy to set up and manage, or did it become confusing over time? And did it genuinely save time or improve conversions, or just add another layer to manage?

Would really appreciate any real feedback or examples from people using it.