Angela MondorClickUp Verified Consultant, ClickUp · Operations consultant & ClickUp Verified Consultant for neurodivergent entrepreneurs

Hockey Stats vs. Business Data: The Secret to Efficiency 🏒📈 #Shorts

18 Jun 2026 · 1 min

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In this YouTube Shorts, the speaker—who identifies as a statistics enthusiast—explains how her love of hockey statistics offers a unique analytical perspective that she applies to business data. She contrasts her data‑driven approach to a partner’s player‑focused hockey pool, emphasizing that both are valid but different ways of seeing the world. She then advocates using automation tools, specifically Make.com, to pull, filter, and disseminate business information, often bridging project‑management software exports into Excel spreadsheets. By automating repetitive data‑handling tasks, she argues that businesses can achieve greater efficiency and reduce manual effort.

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I am a stats person. One of the things I love most about watching hockey is the fact that there's a bunch of stats associated with it. Drives my husband nuts because when I'm doing a hockey pool and he's doing the hockey pool, I totally work just on stats and he's working based on players. So it's a totally different way to see the world. It's not right or wrong, but it's just an interesting way. So when you're looking at the stats of your own business, You can use automation to help you to sort of disseminate that information. You can use make.com to be able to pull the data to say, oh, you know, we're going to filter out this information and put it over here. You totally can do that with Excel files as well. Sometimes making the transition from the software of your project management system into a spreadsheet, Make can be a really great piece in between to be able to disseminate the information for you. So it can make it much more efficient. So if you're looking at doing the same things every time, then an automation is helpful. One of my