⚡ Quick answerAtomic Habits by James Clear gets 4.8/5 from me. The most usable habit book there is, and the one I recommend more than any other. Almost everyone, but especially anyone whose problem is consistency rather than knowledge.
What is Atomic Habits about?
Clear's core claim is that you do not rise to the level of your goals, you fall to the level of your systems. Tiny changes repeated daily compound, and lasting change comes from identity ("I am someone who…") far more than from motivation.
Atomic Habits summary
Clear structures the whole book around a single reframe: stop obsessing over goals and fix your systems instead. Goals set the direction, but your daily systems decide whether you get there. Two people with the same goal succeed or fail on the strength of their systems alone.
The engine of the book is the four laws of behaviour change. To build a habit, make it obvious, make it attractive, make it easy and make it satisfying; to break one, invert each law. Around that he stacks genuinely practical tools: habit stacking, where you attach a new habit to one you already do; environment design, where you arrange your surroundings so the good choice is the easy one; the two-minute rule for getting started; and habit tracking to keep the streak alive.
Underneath the tactics sits the idea that does the heavy lifting: identity. Every action is a vote for the type of person you want to become. You do not try to write a book, you become a writer one small action at a time. Clear ties it together with the plateau of latent potential, the reason habits feel pointless right up until they suddenly pay off.
Published in 2018, it became one of the best-selling non-fiction books of its generation, and for once the sales match the substance. It is written for anyone who knows what they should be doing but cannot get themselves to do it consistently, which describes most self-employed people at some point.
The one idea worth the price: Every action is a vote for the person you are becoming. Cast enough small votes and the identity, then the results, follow.
Key ideas and takeaways
The 1% principle. Small improvements are invisible day to day and enormous over a year. The maths of compounding applies to habits, not just money.
The four laws. Make it obvious, attractive, easy and satisfying. Flip them to break a bad habit.
Habit stacking. Bolt a new habit onto one you already do, so an existing routine becomes the trigger.
Identity over outcomes. You do not chase the goal, you become the kind of person for whom the goal is normal.
My honest take
For the self-employed this might be the most important book on the whole list, because nobody is making you do the work. Motivation is useless on a wet Tuesday when you are your own boss, and Clear's systems survive that exact moment. I have watched clients go from chaotic to consistent on the back of habit-stacking alone, without any grand plan.
It is practical without being preachy and short enough that you will actually finish it, which matters, because a habit book you abandon is its own small irony. This is the one I reach for first when someone tells me they know what to do but cannot make themselves do it.
The reason I recommend it more than any other book here is that you cannot finish it and have nothing to do on Monday. Most self-help leaves you inspired and stuck. This leaves you with two or three specific changes to your actual working day, which for the self-employed is the whole game.
The honest caveat: The ideas are not wholly original. Duhigg and BJ Fogg covered a lot of this ground first, and Clear's real gift is packaging. If you have read deeply in the area, some of it will feel familiar.
Where it falls short
If you have read Duhigg or BJ Fogg, some of it will feel like familiar ground in a tidier wrapper.
It is strong on personal habits and lighter on the messier, people-based habits of running a business.
How it compares
The Slight Edge makes the philosophical case for small actions; Atomic Habits gives you the mechanics to install them. If you only read one, read this, then use The Slight Edge to keep your resolve up on the hard days.
Who should read it (and who should skip it)
Almost everyone, but especially anyone whose problem is consistency rather than knowledge.
Best format: Works in any format. Kindle if you want to keep the four-laws checklists to hand, audio if you just want the ideas in your head.
How to actually use it if you are self-employed
Stack one work habit onto something you already do daily, like reviewing your day right after your morning coffee.
Design your desk so the most important task is the default thing in front of you.
Write one identity line: I am someone who ships work before checking email.
⚡ The 60-second recap
Systems beat goals; build the system.
Use the four laws to design habits on purpose.
Change the identity and the behaviour follows.
A book is a shortcut. A second pair of eyes is faster.
Twenty years self-employed, 500+ people coached. If you want help applying this to your own situation, book a free discovery call.
For practical use, most people find it easier to apply. The Power of Habit is stronger on the science and the stories; Atomic Habits is stronger on what to actually do.
How long does it take to read?
A few hours of reading or listening. It is deliberately concise, which is part of why it works.
Does it work for business habits, not just personal ones?
Yes. The systems apply cleanly to sales follow-up, content, admin and anything else you need to do without being told.
Do I need a physical copy?
Only if you want the checklists to hand. The audiobook carries the ideas perfectly well.
Is it worth reading if my habits are already decent?
Yes, because it helps you fix the one or two that keep slipping, which is usually where the money is.
Final verdict
Atomic Habits earns 4.8/5. The most usable habit book there is, and the one I recommend more than any other. If it is the stage you are at, the cheapest way in is a free Audible trial or Kindle Unlimited.
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The best Stream Deck for YouTube creators in 2026 is the Elgato Stream Deck MK.2 at £149 for most creators, the Stream Deck + at £199 for creators needing dials and displays, and the Stream Deck Mini at £89 for budget or portable setups. Stream Decks are programmable button panels that trigger macros, scenes, audio changes, and application controls — genuinely transformative for streamers, multi-app creators, and anyone running complex production workflows. For solo YouTubers recording edited videos, they’re less essential. For live streamers and multi-camera production, they’re close to mandatory.
This list is based on Stream Deck deployments across managed channels running complex streaming and multi-camera production workflows. For broader context, see my Ultimate Creator Equipment Guide 2026.
Quick Comparison: Best Stream Decks for YouTube 2026
Stream Deck
Best For
Price
Buttons
Elgato Stream Deck Mini
Budget / portable
£89
6
Elgato Stream Deck Neo
Compact integrated
£99
8 + 2 touch
Elgato Stream Deck MK.2
Most creators
£149
15
Elgato Stream Deck +
Power users
£199
8 + 4 dials + touchstrip
Elgato Stream Deck XL
Advanced multi-scene
£249
32
Elgato Stream Deck Pedal
Hands-free control
£89
3 pedals
Elgato Stream Deck Mobile
Software-only on phone
£2.99/month
6-64 (adjustable)
Loupedeck Live S
Alternative brand
£199
15 + touch displays
1. Elgato Stream Deck Mini — Best Budget / Portable
The Stream Deck Mini is the entry point to Elgato’s ecosystem. Six programmable buttons with individual LCD displays under each key — the same technology as larger models, just fewer buttons. Covers basic workflows (scene switching, mic mute, light toggle, recording start/stop).
For creators who want Stream Deck functionality without committing to 15+ buttons they won’t use, this is the pragmatic choice. Small enough to travel with (8.5 × 6 × 2.5 cm), USB-C connection, works with all the same software as larger models.
Pros: Cheapest Stream Deck, portable, LCD keys
Cons: 6 buttons fills up fast for complex workflows
2. Elgato Stream Deck Neo — Best Compact Integrated
Price: £99 Buttons: 8 LCD keys + 2 touchpoints Best for: Modern desk integration, multi-profile creators
The Stream Deck Neo (launched 2024) is the updated compact model. Eight LCD buttons plus two dedicated touch points for rotary-style page navigation. Modern flat design fits better on streamer desks than the Mini’s chunky form factor.
The page-switching touch points are genuinely useful — swipe between different button profiles without needing to assign page-change buttons. For creators running 2-3 different workflow profiles (recording / streaming / editing), this saves button real estate.
Pros: Modern design, touch navigation, 8 LCD keys
Cons: Slightly more expensive than Mini for 2 extra buttons
3. Elgato Stream Deck MK.2 — Best for Most Creators
Price: £149 Buttons: 15 LCD keys Best for: Most streaming and multi-camera creators
The Elgato Stream Deck MK.2 is the default recommendation for serious creator use. 15 buttons organise neatly into rows (5 across × 3 deep), giving enough space for scene switching, audio controls, lighting, chat commands, and shortcuts without running out of buttons on page one.
This is the Stream Deck that shows up on most streamer desks for good reason. Faceplate customisation (swappable white/black), sturdy stand with adjustable angle, and the maturity of Elgato’s software at this button count make it the productivity sweet spot.
Pros: Right button count for most workflows, proven design, swappable faceplates
Cons: Desk footprint larger than Mini, premium pricing
4. Elgato Stream Deck + — Best for Power Users
Price: £199 Buttons: 8 LCD keys + 4 dials + touchstrip Best for: Audio-focused creators, video editors, power users
The Stream Deck + adds rotary dials and a touchstrip to traditional button controls. The four dials are brilliant for continuous controls: audio source volume, lighting brightness, camera zoom, colour grading values. The touchstrip displays information and handles swipe gestures.
For creators who work with continuous values (audio engineers, video editors with DaVinci Resolve or Premiere, streamers managing multiple audio sources), the dials transform the experience. Not essential for scene-switching streamers who only need discrete buttons.
Pros: Rotary dials for continuous control, touchstrip innovation
Cons: Premium price, fewer buttons than MK.2 at higher cost
5. Elgato Stream Deck XL — Advanced Multi-Scene
Price: £249 Buttons: 32 LCD keys Best for: Complex multi-scene streaming, agency work
The Stream Deck XL doubles button count to 32 (8 × 4). For creators running genuinely complex workflows — multi-camera productions, chat command panels, music boards, or live event switching — the XL’s button real estate eliminates page-switching for most operations.
Diminishing returns apply: 32 buttons is more than most creators need. For production studios or creators with 50+ discrete workflow actions, it’s worth it. For single-camera streamers, overkill.
Pros: Massive button count, everything on one page
Cons: Expensive, larger desk footprint, overkill for most
The Stream Deck Pedal brings Stream Deck control to foot operation. Three large pedals (left/centre/right), each programmable for any Stream Deck action. Ideal when hands are busy (gaming, filming handheld, playing music) or for accessibility-focused setups.
Not a replacement for button Stream Decks — usually complementary. Common pairing: MK.2 on desk + Pedal under desk for mute/scene-switch while gaming.
Pros: Hands-free control, genuine accessibility value
Cons: Limited to 3 actions, floor placement required
Elgato’s Stream Deck Mobile app turns any phone or tablet into a Stream Deck. Same software ecosystem as hardware versions, fully programmable button layouts. Useful for trialling Stream Deck workflows before investing in hardware, or as a secondary control surface.
Trade-offs: screen on during use (battery drain), no tactile feedback, phone/tablet dedicated while in use. Subscription model less appealing than one-time hardware purchase — £2.99/month = £36/year, hardware Mini (£89) pays for itself in 2.5 years.
Pros: Flexible button count, no hardware needed, works for trialling
Cons: Subscription, no tactile feedback, battery drain
Loupedeck is the main alternative to Elgato Stream Deck. The Live S has 15 LCD buttons plus touch-sensitive side displays. Strong software integration with Adobe Creative Cloud, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro, and Photoshop.
Loupedeck genuinely competes with Elgato in specific workflows (video editing, photo editing). Software ecosystem is smaller than Elgato’s but mature. For creators working heavily in Adobe products, Loupedeck’s integration can be better than Elgato’s.
You record multi-camera content requiring frequent switching
You work in applications with extensive keyboard shortcuts you use daily
You want polished on-air production without technical distraction
You don’t need one if:
You record single-camera YouTube videos that are edited afterwards
Your workflow doesn’t involve OBS or live switching
You use keyboard shortcuts efficiently without needing visual buttons
Your budget is better spent elsewhere (camera, audio, lighting)
For solo YouTubers recording pre-edited videos, Stream Decks rank in the “nice to have” category — not the “essential” one. For streamers, they’re close to mandatory for professional production.
Elgato Ecosystem Integration — Why Most Creators Choose Elgato
Elgato Stream Decks integrate natively with other Elgato products, which increasingly dominate creator desks. The ecosystem includes:
Facecam MK.2 / Facecam Pro: Camera control, scene presets
Wave microphones: Mute, level monitoring, multi-mix control
HD60 X / 4K60 Pro capture cards: Input switching, recording control
Wave Link software: Multi-source audio mixing with button triggers
This ecosystem integration is Elgato’s moat against competitors. For creators who use multiple Elgato products, choosing non-Elgato Stream Deck means losing seamless workflow integration.
Stream Deck Software: What You Can Program
The Stream Deck desktop software (Windows/Mac) is where the magic happens:
This is essentially the “proper streamer” setup — everything Stream Deck-integrated, everything working together. See my gaming channel equipment guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use Stream Deck without OBS?
Yes. Stream Deck works as a programmable shortcut panel for any Windows or Mac application. Useful for video editors (Premiere/Resolve shortcuts), graphic designers (Photoshop tool switching), or general productivity. OBS integration is the killer feature for streamers but not required.
How hard is Stream Deck to set up?
Easy for basic use, deep for advanced. Download Elgato’s Stream Deck software, drag plugins from the sidebar onto buttons, configure actions. Basic OBS scene switching setup: 10 minutes. Complex multi-action macros with conditional logic: several hours of experimentation. Well-documented with strong community tutorials.
Will Stream Deck work on Linux?
Official Elgato software is Windows/Mac only. Third-party Linux alternatives (streamdeck-ui, Stream Deck Linux) work with reduced functionality. For Linux users, functionality exists but workflow is less polished than on supported platforms.
Do I need special drivers?
No drivers required — Stream Deck uses standard USB HID. The Elgato software handles all communication. Plug in, install software, done.
Can I use multiple Stream Decks simultaneously?
Yes. Elgato software supports running multiple Stream Decks on one computer. Common setups: MK.2 for OBS scenes + Stream Deck + for audio mixing + Pedal for hands-free triggers.
Does Stream Deck work with Xbox / PS5?
Not directly — Stream Decks are computer peripherals. For console streaming, the Stream Deck controls your streaming PC (running OBS with capture card input from console). See my best capture card guide.
Is Stream Deck worth it if I only stream occasionally?
For occasional streamers, Stream Deck Mini (£89) is the pragmatic choice — gets you the benefits without over-committing. If you stream less than once a month, the subscription Stream Deck Mobile app (£2.99/mo or £36/year) may be more appropriate.
How long do Stream Decks last?
Physically, 5-10+ years of normal use. LCD screens under buttons rarely fail. The plastic button caps can show wear after 3-5 years of heavy use but don’t affect functionality. Elgato’s software continues updating, so older hardware models remain supported for years after launch.
For streamers and multi-camera creators, the Elgato Stream Deck MK.2 (£149) is the standard answer. Scale down to Mini (£89) for budget or simple workflows; scale up to Stream Deck + (£199) for continuous-control workflows or XL (£249) for complex production. For solo YouTubers recording pre-edited content, Stream Deck sits in “nice to have” territory rather than “essential” — spend budget on camera, audio, or lighting first. Match tool to actual workflow complexity, not aspiration.
Side hustles can be a great way to make some extra money outside of your 9-5 job.
With the rise of the gig economy, there are now more opportunities than ever to earn money on the side.
Whether you’re looking to pay off debt, save for a vacation, or just have a little extra spending money, a side hustle can help you reach your financial goals.
One of the biggest advantages of side hustles is that they can often be done remotely and on your own schedule. This allows you to fit them in around your full-time job and other commitments.
For example, if you’re a graphic designer, you can take on freelance projects in the evenings or on weekends. If you’re a virtual assistant, you can work remotely and provide administrative or technical support to businesses or individuals.
Another advantage of side hustles is that they can be a great way to explore new interests and passions. For example, if you love animals, pet-sitting or dog-walking can be a great side hustle. If you enjoy working with kids, babysitting can be a great option. If you’re handy and enjoy home improvement tasks, handyman services can be a great way to earn extra money.
Online Tutoring/Teaching
Leverage your knowledge in a specific subject area to educate and mentor students through online tutoring or teaching. By using platforms such as Zoom or Skype, you can offer your services remotely and tailor your schedule to fit your primary job.
Freelance Writing or Video Editing
Offer your writing or video editing skills to create engaging articles, blog posts, or visual content for websites, businesses, and publications. With the option to work remotely and set your own hours, you can easily juggle freelance projects alongside your day job.
Graphic Design Services
Utilize your design expertise to craft eye-catching graphics, logos, and other visual elements for businesses or individuals. Offering your services remotely, you can work on design projects at your convenience without disrupting your regular work hours.
Virtual Assistance
Provide administrative or technical support to businesses or individuals from the comfort of your home. As a virtual assistant, you can manage tasks like data entry, scheduling appointments, and handling emails, making it a flexible side hustle to complement your 9-to-5 job.
Pet-sitting or Dog-walking
For animal lovers, caring for pets while their owners are away or busy can be a fulfilling and enjoyable side gig. Offer pet-sitting or dog-walking services in your local area to build a clientele that fits your schedule.
Babysitting Services
If you enjoy working with children, consider offering babysitting services to help parents who need a break or are occupied with work. With flexible hours, you can provide childcare on evenings or weekends without interfering with your day job.
House Cleaning Services
Offer your skills in tidying and cleaning to help individuals who are unable to maintain their homes themselves or simply lack the time. By setting your own hours, you can accommodate house cleaning tasks around your primary job.
Personal Shopping and Errand Running
Assist those who are unable to run errands or shop for themselves, or who simply need a helping hand due to their busy schedules. By being efficient and reliable, you can effectively manage your time while fulfilling the needs of your clients.
Photography Services
Put your photography skills to use by capturing precious moments for events, families, or businesses. With the flexibility to choose your projects and schedule, photography can be a lucrative and enjoyable side hustle.
Handyman Services
Offer your expertise in minor repairs and home improvement tasks to help people who require assistance with various household projects. By setting your own hours and selecting the jobs you take on, you can easily balance handyman services with your day job.
Note: These are just a few examples of potential side hustles, but there are many more options available depending on your skills and interests. It’s also important to note that side hustles may require some startup costs, and it’s always a good idea to research and plan before starting a new venture.
Stats About Side Hustles
Side hustle prevalence:
45% of working Americans reported having a side hustle in 2021.
The percentage of millennials with a side hustle was 50%, compared to 40% for Gen X and 28% for Baby Boomers.
Income generated by side hustles:
On average, a side hustler earns an extra $1,122 per month.
15% of side hustlers earn over $2,000 per month from their side hustle.
Examples of side hustles include freelancing, pet-sitting, dog-walking, tutoring, writing or editing, graphic design, virtual assistant, photography, personal shopping and errand running, and handyman services.
Can I do a side hustle if I have a full-time job?
Yes, many side hustles can be done on your own schedule and remotely, allowing you to fit them in around your full-time job.
How much money can I make from a side hustle?
The amount of money you can make from a side hustle depends on the type of side hustle you choose, the amount of time and effort you put into it, and your level of skill and expertise. Some people make a full-time income from their side hustle, while others make extra money on the side.
Do I need any special skills or qualifications to start a side hustle?
It depends on the side hustle you choose. Some side hustles require specific skills or qualifications, while others do not. It’s important to research and plan before starting a new venture.
Can I use my side hustle as a replacement for my full-time job?
There are many ways to find side hustle opportunities, including online platforms, local classifieds, and networking with other entrepreneurs and professionals.
How much startup costs should I expect with a side hustle?
The startup costs will depend on the side hustle you choose. Some side hustles may have little to no startup costs, while others may require a significant investment. It’s important to research and plan before starting a new venture.
How can I balance a side hustle with a full-time job?
It’s important to set realistic goals and manage your time effectively. It’s also important to communicate with your employer and make sure your side hustle does not interfere with your full-time job.
How do I market my side hustle to attract customers?
There are a variety of ways to market your side hustle, including social media, online platforms, referral marketing, and networking.
How can I manage my finances when running a side hustle?
It’s important to keep track of your income and expenses, and set aside money for taxes. You should also consider setting up a separate bank account for your side hustle finances.
How do I know if a side hustle is right for me?
Consider your skills, interests, and goals when choosing a side hustle. Research the market and the competition, and make sure you have a plan for how to balance it with your full-time job.
Can I get insurance for my side hustle?
It depends on the type of side hustle you have, but there are insurance options available for some side hustles such as pet-sitting or handyman services. It’s important to research and consider insurance options before starting your side hustle.
How can I scale my side hustle to make more money?
Consider expanding your services, increasing your prices, or taking on more clients. It’s also important to continue to market and promote your side hustle to attract new customers.
How can I make my side hustle stand out from the competition?
Offer unique services, build a strong brand, and provide excellent customer service. Networking and building relationships with other entrepreneurs and professionals can also help you stand out.
How can I network and find other like-minded individuals in the side hustle industry?
You can network and find like-minded individuals in the side hustle industry by attending networking events, joining online communities, or reaching out to other entrepreneurs and professionals in your field.
How can I measure my success and track my progress when running a side hustle?
You can measure your success and track your progress by keeping track of your income and expenses, setting goals, and regularly reviewing your progress.
How do I know when it’s time to quit my side hustle?
It’s important to regularly review your progress and consider factors such as income, time, and stress. If your side hustle is no longer meeting your financial or personal goals, it may be time to consider quitting.
How can I find resources and support when running a side hustle?
There are many resources and support available for side hustlers, including online communities, networking groups, local small business resources, and entrepreneurial programs.
I love taking workcations to help free up my brain, destress and find some inspiration.
A change of scenery can sometimes be just what you need to spark creativity and innovation.
While you might not associate hotel rooms with productivity, these 10 fun and unique ideas will show you how to take advantage of your temporary home away from home to boost your business.
What Alan… What is a Workcation? – Don’t worry, I have a deep dive blog on workcations for you to binge.
Create a vision board
Turn your hotel room into a creative workshop by using the walls and surfaces to create a vision board.
Use magazine clippings, printouts, and sticky notes to outline your business goals, strategies, and inspiration.
You’ll have a visual representation to keep you motivated and on track.
Host a virtual networking event
Organize a virtual happy hour or coffee break with other professionals from your industry.
Use your hotel room as the backdrop for a unique and cozy networking experience. The informal setting can help you build meaningful connections and foster collaboration.
Explore local business opportunities
Use your time in the hotel room to research the local business scene. Identify potential partners, competitors, or industry trends specific to the area.
You may discover untapped markets or innovative ideas that can help elevate your business.
Film a video blog
Turn your hotel room into a makeshift studio and create engaging content for your audience.
Offer a behind-the-scenes look at your business trip, share valuable insights or document your journey as an entrepreneur. This fresh content can help you connect with your audience and build your brand’s online presence.
Set a timer for 15-minute intervals and challenge yourself to come up with innovative solutions to your business challenges. Changing your surroundings can stimulate fresh perspectives and lead to breakthroughs.
Practice mindfulness and meditation
Taking time for mental wellbeing can have a significant impact on your business success. Dedicate a quiet corner of your hotel room for mindfulness exercises or meditation.
By reducing stress and increasing focus, you can approach your work with renewed energy and clarity.
Hold a team-building session
Organize a virtual team-building activity with your employees from the comfort of your hotel room.
Host a trivia night, play an online game, or create a group challenge to foster communication, collaboration, and camaraderie among your team members.
Create an Instagrammable corner
Design a visually appealing corner of your hotel room to serve as a backdrop for social media content.
Take advantage of your change in environment to perform a SWOT analysis (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats) of your business.
Use the hotel room’s tranquillity to think objectively and critically about your current strategy, and identify areas where you can improve or capitalize on new opportunities.
Host a mini-mastermind
Invite fellow entrepreneurs, colleagues, or industry professionals to join you in a virtual mini-mastermind session.
Share ideas, discuss challenges, and seek advice in a supportive and collaborative environment. This focused networking experience can lead to valuable insights and new business opportunities.
Conclusion
Don’t let the confined space of a hotel room hold you back from boosting your business. Embrace the unique environment and use it as an opportunity to think outside the box.
By implementing these 10 entertaining strategies, you can maximize your productivity, foster creativity, and strengthen your professional network, all while enjoying the comforts of your temporary home away from home.
Next time you find yourself in a hotel room for business, remember that there are plenty of ways to turn it into a catalyst for growth and success.
Perfection Is YOUR Enemy — YouTube Productivity #RANT // Churchill once said — Perfection is the Enemy of Progress! Quality vs Quality is an argument we all have with ourselves but the search for perfection maybe slowing you down and harming the growth of your channel. If you don’t get out there and #StartCreating then you will always be stuck tweaking and waiting for perfection. Just get it uploaded and you can remake it in a few months time if you feel you can do better.
“When I get this content perfect, then I’ll share it with people.” “When I retire, then I’ll get to (do all the things I’ve been putting off for the last 35 years).”
Perfection(ism) — as Winston best put it, is the enemy of progress. When we decide we want to try something new, the opportunity and fear of failure and rejection come knocking. Should we let them in? Heck yes. Should we let them stop us. Heck no. And that’s where great things happen. At the end of fear.
“The person who fails the most, wins.” -Seth Godin.
You know whats really cool about fear? It’s in our control. You get to decide whether you take advantage of this control or let that fear control you. This is what defines your path.
