Productivity and Goals

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E18 Show Notes and Links: https://stoneandsons.net/productivity-and-goals/ In this episode I talk about new things developing with Stone and Sons Workshop in terms of productivity and goals. Current State of the Shop: - Current project - Outdoor Kitchen - Past project - Shutters - Side project - CNC projects Topic of Discussion: - Productivity and Goals Support the Show: Show your support by becoming a Patron and receiving rewards in the process. https://www.patreon.com/stoneandsonsworkshop Previous Podcast Episode: Episode 17: https://stoneandsons.net/past-projects/ Thanks for Listening!

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