🎯 While you're setting goals for growth, they're setting goals to rob you blind. Cybercriminals have resolutions too. They're targeting businesses like yours.
Here’s how to ruin their year before it starts. https://t.co/G6L6p1tbOL
If your phone goes from 80% → 20% in hours, try this:
• Turn off Background App Refresh
• Disable Bluetooth/WiFi when unused
• Lower screen brightness
• Close apps using location nonstop
• Delete apps you forgot existed
Try these and watch it breathe again.
Your car makes a weird noise, and you get it checked.
But your tech is laggy, glitchy, or unsecured and you just... hope for the best?
Here’s your wake-up call. https://t.co/G6L6p1tbOL
Most slow computers aren’t old…
they’re cluttered.
The real culprit?
🚫 27 programs running in the background
🚫 46 browser tabs open
🚫 No updates in 6 months
Tech tip: restart weekly + close background apps.
You might gain YEARS of life back.
If you’re still taking photos of your screen…
we need to talk.
Here’s the quick screenshot guide:
🖥️ Windows:
• Full screen → PrtScn
• Specific area → Windows + Shift + S
🍏 Mac:
• Full screen → Command + Shift + 3
• Select area → Command + Shift + 4
We all have a tech task we’ve been putting off for way too long. Here’s how to actually get rid of the habits that slow your business down.
Link in bio. https://t.co/G6L6p1tbOL
You could lose photos on your phone if you never turned on automatic cloud backup.
Your quick fix:
iPhone → Settings > Your Name > iCloud > Photos > Turn On
Android → Settings > Google Photos > Backup > On
Once it’s on?
Backup once = peace forever.
Every year:
Drink more water.
Work out.
Fix the tech.
…Only one of those can be handed off entirely.
This year’s easiest win?
Stop wrestling with IT.
Start delegating it.
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Tech Tip:
You know copy + paste…
but do you know this one?
🔍 CTRL + Shift + T (Command + Shift + T on Mac)
Reopens the last tab you accidentally closed.
It’s basically “undo” for your browser.
Try it once — you’ll use it forever.
If your email keeps kicking you out, it’s usually one of these:
1️⃣ Your password changed on another device
2️⃣ Your settings require re-authentication
3️⃣ Your browser is auto-clearing cookies
4️⃣ Another device is signed in
The fix? Update. Clear cache. And turn on MFA.
If you're only using passwords to protect your accounts, you're leaving the door wide open.
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) stops hackers even when they have your password.
The data is clear: MFA blocks 99.9% of automated attacks.
Your wasted software budget could buy you 1,137 piña coladas. 🍹
Or one really nice vacation.
The average 10-person business loses $13,640 every year to:
→ Tools that don’t integrate
→ Redundant subscriptions
→ Manual work computers could do
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"Have you tried turning it off and on again?" It's actually solid advice.
Your computer loads dozens of programs and processes throughout the day.
A restart clears all of that out.
It closes those zombie processes eating your RAM.
Most performance issues? Gone after a restart.
Still using "Password123" or the same password across sites?
One compromised password = access to everything.
A password manager generates complex, unique passwords for every account and remembers them for you.
Stop making it easy for the bad guys. Use a password manager.
We’ve all been there… apps crashing, screen lagging...
Tech Tip: Before you rage-slam your phone, try this first:
1️⃣ Close unused apps running in the background.
2️⃣ Clear your cache or temporary files.
3️⃣ Restart your device.
4️⃣ Keep your software updated.
Raise your hand if you’ve forgotten to log out of Netflix on a hotel TV. 🙋♂️
Holiday travel = family time + security risks you don’t have at home.
Here’s how to do both without turning your vacation into a data breach. 👇
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You’ve just checked into your hotel and three WiFi networks pop up:
A) Hotel_Guest_WiFi
B) HotelGuest_WiFi
C) Hotel_Free_WiFi
Which one do you connect to?
Tip: Always be cautious with “Free WiFi” networks - they’re often unsecured and can be a hacker’s playground.
Be honest. Your desk has looked like this too.
This year, give tech gifts people will ACTUALLY use six months from now. Not ones they’ll “accidentally” leave at the office holiday party.
Read our gift guide that won’t end up in the junk drawer: https://t.co/G6L6p1tbOL