Kat Norton

Most people don't understand the capabilities that it has. It is like a Ferrari. There's so much you can do with it. And a lot of people treat it like, you know, it's like a Camry. They're like, I'm just gonna... the data in there and change the color to yellow. Cool. But it is a machine.

Most people don't understand the capabilities that it has. It is like a Ferrari. There's so much you can do with it. And a lot of people treat it like, you know, it's like a Camry. They're like, I'm just gonna... the data in there and change the color to yellow. Cool. But it is a machine.

Most people don't understand the capabilities that it has. It is like a Ferrari. There's so much you can do with it. And a lot of people treat it like, you know, it's like a Camry. They're like, I'm just gonna... the data in there and change the color to yellow. Cool. But it is a machine.

Most people don't understand the capabilities that it has. It is like a Ferrari. There's so much you can do with it. And a lot of people treat it like, you know, it's like a Camry. They're like, I'm just gonna... the data in there and change the color to yellow. Cool. But it is a machine.

Most people don't understand the capabilities that it has. It is like a Ferrari. There's so much you can do with it. And a lot of people treat it like, you know, it's like a Camry. They're like, I'm just gonna... the data in there and change the color to yellow. Cool. But it is a machine.

So I try to inspire people to to actually open up the hood, take a look and see how much time you can be saving because so many people actually use it and waste time with it versus saving time with it. And that's where I come in.

So I try to inspire people to to actually open up the hood, take a look and see how much time you can be saving because so many people actually use it and waste time with it versus saving time with it. And that's where I come in.

So I try to inspire people to to actually open up the hood, take a look and see how much time you can be saving because so many people actually use it and waste time with it versus saving time with it. And that's where I come in.

So I try to inspire people to to actually open up the hood, take a look and see how much time you can be saving because so many people actually use it and waste time with it versus saving time with it. And that's where I come in.

So I try to inspire people to to actually open up the hood, take a look and see how much time you can be saving because so many people actually use it and waste time with it versus saving time with it. And that's where I come in.

Yeah, I would say they're pretty similar, but Excel is definitely better for the data analysis side of things. I would say Google is a little bit stronger in the collaborative features, like if you all need to be working on the same spreadsheet at the same time. But if it's something where you're going in and you're analyzing stuff and you're pulling down different things, Excel's where it's at.

Yeah, I would say they're pretty similar, but Excel is definitely better for the data analysis side of things. I would say Google is a little bit stronger in the collaborative features, like if you all need to be working on the same spreadsheet at the same time. But if it's something where you're going in and you're analyzing stuff and you're pulling down different things, Excel's where it's at.

Yeah, I would say they're pretty similar, but Excel is definitely better for the data analysis side of things. I would say Google is a little bit stronger in the collaborative features, like if you all need to be working on the same spreadsheet at the same time. But if it's something where you're going in and you're analyzing stuff and you're pulling down different things, Excel's where it's at.

Yeah, I would say they're pretty similar, but Excel is definitely better for the data analysis side of things. I would say Google is a little bit stronger in the collaborative features, like if you all need to be working on the same spreadsheet at the same time. But if it's something where you're going in and you're analyzing stuff and you're pulling down different things, Excel's where it's at.

Yeah, I would say they're pretty similar, but Excel is definitely better for the data analysis side of things. I would say Google is a little bit stronger in the collaborative features, like if you all need to be working on the same spreadsheet at the same time. But if it's something where you're going in and you're analyzing stuff and you're pulling down different things, Excel's where it's at.

I typically use it in my own personal life for different tracking type things. And then also from the sense of templates. So if you ever need to do similar tasks time and time again, or also with SOPs, I'm trying to think from more of the entrepreneurial perspective.

I typically use it in my own personal life for different tracking type things. And then also from the sense of templates. So if you ever need to do similar tasks time and time again, or also with SOPs, I'm trying to think from more of the entrepreneurial perspective.

I typically use it in my own personal life for different tracking type things. And then also from the sense of templates. So if you ever need to do similar tasks time and time again, or also with SOPs, I'm trying to think from more of the entrepreneurial perspective.

I typically use it in my own personal life for different tracking type things. And then also from the sense of templates. So if you ever need to do similar tasks time and time again, or also with SOPs, I'm trying to think from more of the entrepreneurial perspective.

I typically use it in my own personal life for different tracking type things. And then also from the sense of templates. So if you ever need to do similar tasks time and time again, or also with SOPs, I'm trying to think from more of the entrepreneurial perspective.