It happens to everyone at one point or another.
Something happens, a chain of events is started, or something is missed and WHAM the day or week you expected becomes something else entirely.
There are a few different ways to handle it.
Some ways work better than others.
Some weeks I start this newsletter with a story that then develops into the topic for the Wednesday LIVE (and I didn’t know the topic until I wrote the story).
Other weeks, I have a topic in mind to cover and no story that nicely leads into it.
This is one of those weeks with no story introduction 🙂
Instead, it’s just an introduction to the topic.
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Four weeks from today April will be over and it will be May.
What do you want those four weeks to look like?
Are there things you want to accomplish?
Or maybe there’s a tone you want to set and maintain?
Let’s go over that in this week’s LIVE.
Time blocking is when you block out certain parts of your day for certain types of tasks. However, it’s not about scheduling all of your to-do list into your calendar.
I share not only why it’s great, but what to think about as you create your own time blocking schedule.
Over the past two weeks I’ve completed over a dozen informal, short interviews with women entrepreneurs about productivity.
I’m still looking at the information, but one thing that came up quite a bit was time management and prioritization.
I want to look at something this week that is embedded in both of those topics: procrastination.
Specifically, we’ll look at why we procrastinate and steps to take to procrastinate significantly less.
We talked about
Let’s talk about one thing to do before you set your goals.
No, this isn’t about reviewing the past year.
It’s about becoming clear about the things you currently have going on in your business.
It the all-important brain dump.
Normally, once the brain dump is done, I hear one of two things:
So, I’ll cover how to move from the first response to the second one.
And it won’t take very long to cover this!
In the LIVE:
