If you have trouble getting stuff done, the problem might be the type of stuff you are trying to do. Or when you try to do that stuff.
While this video is intended to be humorous, it demonstrates how easily we can get sidetracked from getting our stuff done. One thing can lead to another, and pretty soon we haven’t gotten our stuff done.
This is where prioritizing and planning can help. Much of the stuff we do isn’t urgent, or is simply spur of the moment and therefore inefficient. By prioritizing we can identify what really requires out attention. By planning we can group together tasks to improve efficiency.
A simple example of planning is to run multiple errands in one trip. Another example of planning is to schedule some “down” time– play a game, read something humorous, or tackle some task that doesn’t require a lot of attention.
We all have stuff that we need to get done. How we plan, prioritize, and schedule our time will have a lot to do with how much of that stuff we actually get done.
Ahh small business ideas. I believe the biggest item a small business is able to educate themselves on is how to market it themselves using direct response marketing, what about you?
Marketing is certainly important, but I am a firm believer that having systems and procedures is the key to success in any business. A part of that would be marketing systems.