Life is busy and there's just so many things to remember. What tools do you use to help you keep on top of ALL the things?

It's easy to react or respond quickly to messages and the like. It's better to do that mindfully. That's why I try to Practice The Pause.

Boundaries are important in life. Today we look at what that means in business.

Nearly every service you use wants you to install their app. There’s an app for everything: your bank, your shopping, even your streaming. Do you actually need them all, or are they just giving providers more access to your phone than necessary?

In this episode, Charly covers:

✅ Most apps are just the website wrapped in a different container
➡️ How a privacy-focused browser can replace many of the apps on your phone
⚡ The permissions apps get that websites don’t, including contacts, camera, storage, and background data
⭐ When installing an app genuinely makes sense and when it doesn’t

Before you install the next app, ask yourself: is this making things easier for you, or easier for them?

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You deleted the app, so your data is gone too, right? Not necessarily. When you sign up for a service and hand over your details, that information lives on the company’s servers, not just your phone. Even if you stop using the app, your data could still be sitting there years later, and if that company gets breached, your details could be exposed.

In this episode, Charly covers:

✅ Why deleting an app doesn’t remove your data from the company’s servers
➡️ How to think about the information you hand over when signing up
⚡ Steps to log in and cleanse your account before deleting an app
✨ How to request data removal under Australian privacy principles
⭐ Why you should revoke app permissions before uninstalling
☑️ How to track down old accounts through your app store and emails
❗ Checking Sign in with Google, Apple, or Facebook for linked accounts

Take the time to go through your phone and clean up properly. Deleting the app is only half the job.

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The Redirection plugin is a plugin that handles redirects, branded affiliate links, and 404 monitoring on your WordPress website.

If you rename or delete a page, the plugin ensures that the old URL is redirected to the new one so visitors and search engines don’t hit a dead end, which is great for your SEO. Redirection also provides some stats on the links without needing to touch server files. Charly has been using it for years and walks through the full setup in this episode, from install to first redirect.

In this episode, Charly covers:

✅ What the Redirection plugin does and how Charly uses it
➡️ How to install and run through the setup wizard step by step
⚡ Setting up redirects for affiliate links and tracking click stats
⭐ How permalink monitoring automatically catches URL changes before they cause 404 errors
✨ Organising redirects into groups so you can find them later
☑️ Using the log and 404 monitor to see what’s happening on your site

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