Summary
In this episode of 10 Minute Trade Hacks, host Jaden Robison breaks down the 3-Tool Rule — a simple system to keep your everyday carry lean, efficient, and clutter-free. Whether you’re a carpenter, concrete finisher, or working another trade, this quick hack will help you cut wasted time digging through bags and stay focused on the tools that really matter.
Key Takeaways
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Focus on the 3 core tools you use 90% of the day.
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Keep them in a consistent, easy-to-reach spot.
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Organize secondary tools in a bag, bucket, or box for quick access.
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Streamlining your setup improves workflow, reduces clutter, and saves money.
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Consistency = efficiency. The less you think about finding tools, the more you get done.
Chapters
(00:00) – The 3-Tool Rule Explained
(04:30) – How to Organize Secondary Tools
(07:45) – Staying Consistent for Maximum Efficiency
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