Back to Apple and its simple apps.

I know I keep changing my mind about the apps I use to run my life and business. But sometimes you need to step back and look at what you really need.

Not only have I moved over to the stock Apple apps on my Mac, I am the MacJunky after all, but I have completely moved over to them on my iPhone also.

It's nice to have a third-part app that 'can do more' but does 'more' really mean more when all you do it 'play' with the apps to get what you want it to do?

For years I moved, hopped, skipped and jumped form one app to another, and I might still be doing that in the future, but when it comes to it, you only need the basics.

That way you can focus on what needs to be done, and spend the precious time we're given in our lives to do the things we want to do for ourself and others.

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