Are you still feeling a bit overwhelmed with planning your week as a small business owner? Do you need any advice or have any questions? Ask in the comments below! 👇🏻 I'm happy to help you out
Love it! Thanks for the tips! Any advice for picking the correct tasks to focus on? With ADHD, I find myself constantly being pulled in a million directions to do all sorts of different tasks, and while they are all important, not all are the priority. So how do you prioritize all these tasks when you have so many to do and they all will help your business in some form?
Great question! I have ADHD myself, and it can be a challenge. There are a few tricks. First, make things easy for yourself. You'll need to build a system to support your ADHD. When you start working on something, you'll need little to no distractions. That means turning off the phone and logging out of social media. It also means making finding the information you need to complete the task easy to find. The harder it is to get information to complete the task, the more likely you'll get distracted. The other thing I would do is make a list. A simple list like the ones I do on sticky notes. Pick three things to focus on and get them knocked out. Make sure they're achievable and set this up first thing in the morning or before you clock out for the day. My post-it notes usually read like this: Schedule this customer email, post a job ad, and talk to the marketing vendor about X. Hope that helps!
Great video I took a lot of insight from this. What do you find as the best way to keep a long term vision ie post it notes daily but what about longer term projects that require a longer path?
Great question; I use a tool from the EOS playbook called a Vision Tracktion Organizer or VTO. It's a simple document that outlines the one-quarter, one-year, five-year, and ten-year goals/vision. You can get a sample of that document here: www.eosworldwide.com/vto-download The biggest trick with the VTO is getting buy-in from the team. Checking the progress of the quarterly goals weekly with the team. Then, you can set reminders in your calendar to check in on the deadlines as they come up. Hope this helps @jesseholt1947!
Are you still feeling a bit overwhelmed with planning your week as a small business owner? Do you need any advice or have any questions? Ask in the comments below! 👇🏻 I'm happy to help you out
Stay consistent with these your vids are great, only matter of time before this blows up
Thanks @jeremyhorton959! Already have a few more videos already in the can. They're coming in hot! 🔥🔥🔥
Loved the vid sent it to my team❗️
Thanks, Jeremy! What was the most valuable insight for you?
Love it! Thanks for the tips! Any advice for picking the correct tasks to focus on? With ADHD, I find myself constantly being pulled in a million directions to do all sorts of different tasks, and while they are all important, not all are the priority. So how do you prioritize all these tasks when you have so many to do and they all will help your business in some form?
Great question! I have ADHD myself, and it can be a challenge. There are a few tricks. First, make things easy for yourself. You'll need to build a system to support your ADHD. When you start working on something, you'll need little to no distractions. That means turning off the phone and logging out of social media. It also means making finding the information you need to complete the task easy to find. The harder it is to get information to complete the task, the more likely you'll get distracted. The other thing I would do is make a list. A simple list like the ones I do on sticky notes. Pick three things to focus on and get them knocked out. Make sure they're achievable and set this up first thing in the morning or before you clock out for the day. My post-it notes usually read like this: Schedule this customer email, post a job ad, and talk to the marketing vendor about X. Hope that helps!
Great video I took a lot of insight from this. What do you find as the best way to keep a long term vision ie post it notes daily but what about longer term projects that require a longer path?
Great question; I use a tool from the EOS playbook called a Vision Tracktion Organizer or VTO. It's a simple document that outlines the one-quarter, one-year, five-year, and ten-year goals/vision. You can get a sample of that document here: www.eosworldwide.com/vto-download
The biggest trick with the VTO is getting buy-in from the team. Checking the progress of the quarterly goals weekly with the team.
Then, you can set reminders in your calendar to check in on the deadlines as they come up.
Hope this helps @jesseholt1947!