Let me say that again: time management is more than just managing your time.
You:
→ write out your schedule
→ plot out every holiday, errand, event
→ cross every t and dot every i.
Growth can be painful because it stretches us and often makes us acknowledge and work on our own shortcomings.
Yet, we can ease the pain a bit by anticipating a few of these ahead of time.
These are often undervalued, but definitely keep me on track throughout my weeks.
It’s easy to push aside business tasks as you’re getting started or working on growing simply because there’s ALWAYS something that comes up. Always. You can count on that if nothing else.
Your path may change, the star you’re aiming for may shift. The important part is that you’ll have an extremely clear path as opposed to a faint, blurry line to follow that may fizzle out.
When I get overwhelmed or exhausted, the LAST thing I want to do is be on social media working my business. I’d rather be sitting, snuggled on the sofa with my kids, watching a movie, or enjoying a glass of wine.
