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Yep. The problem now isn’t “how do I learn X” but “which X is actually worth my time.” It’s like you need meta-skills just to pick a tool stack. What’s helped me is forcing everything through a couple filters: does this help me get users, keep users, or learn faster from users. If it doesn’t hit one of those, I ignore it, no matter how shiny it looks. Pick one core channel, one main analytics tool (something like GA4 or Mixpanel), and one execution helper (I’ve bounced between Jasper, [Copy.ai](http://Copy.ai), and lately Pulse for finding real conversations on Reddit that actually drive feedback). Treat everything else as a distraction until you’ve hit a clear milestone. It’s way less sexy, but the decision fatigue drops fast once you accept you’ll miss “better” tools and be fine.
