Does your business ever feel like it’s running you instead of you running it?
*Friend, I have been there.*
For years, my business felt so inefficient that it seemed to be happening to me.
>>It wasn’t until I took control and started establishing better systems that I felt the freedom of business ownership.<<
If you’ve been feeling the same way, here are 3 things I did to establish a better workflow:
1. Plan your workday in 30-minute increments.
It’s no secret that I love to plan out my time. It may seem counterintuitive, but the more I plan out my day, the more freedom I feel.
I know exactly what I need to do at any given moment and how I can show up best in my professional and personal life.
Planning your workday in 30-minute increments gives you manageable blocks of time to focus on the task at hand without distraction and without feeling the need to juggle a million things at once.
2. Set specific days for meetings.
I don’t know about you, Hustler, but I’m not one to get dolled up and dressed to the nines every day.
*I’ve got other things to do with that time, okayyyy?*
So, I put specific days on my calendar where I will have meetings, go Live on social media, or batch content.
And the other days? You can find me in a messy bun and sweats.
*If that isn’t freedom, I don’t know what is!*
3. Use a project management tool to stay organized.
When you’re a business owner, you don’t have the brain capacity to remember everything all at once.
*And scribbled down to-do lists on random pieces of paper will only get you so far.*
That’s why I live and die by our project management system. *Our team uses Asana, in case you were wondering.*
I know exactly what tasks need to be done each day, and I’ve set up important reminders as recurring tasks, so I never need to worry about missing an important deadline again.
>>If you are feeling overworked and overwhelmed, I hope you create a workflow that serves you better as you implement these three tips!<<
If you need a little extra help managing your time, check out my Productivity Planner. This is the exact system I use to break down big goals into manageable pieces. It’s a system I swear by and now it can be yours, too. Download it >>HERE!<<
