Do you find yourself writing lists just for the sake of writing lists?
Do you add simple tasks to your list just so you can cross them out to make yourself feel better?
Do you pick off the easy tasks, just meaning that the jobs you dread stay on your list indefinitely?
If you have a lot of different projects or responsibilities. It stands to reason that this will apply to everyone at the start of their online business journey. It’ll be just you at the beginning so your skillset is going to need to be broad by necessity.
If you are one of those people who gets caught up by “shiny object syndrome”.
You get distracted by the email that’s just landed or the Facebook post that you just have to comment on.
If you are someone who finds it hard to find the time to work on your business rather than in it, meaning your strategic approach isn’t always what it could be, and you end up being more reactive than proactive.
“Sometimes people ask why I bother with such a detailed level of planning. My answer is simple: it generates a massive amount of productivity.
A 40 hour time-blocked work week, I estimate, produces the same amount of output as a 60+ hour work week pursued without structure.”
More clarity
More organised
More consistent
More productive
Less distracted
More efficient.
She worked as a strategic business analyst in the corporate world for several years before following her heart to train as a professional actress, working in the industry for a decade. She later set up a successful theatrical agency, managing the careers of over 60 performers working in TV, film and theatre.
For the last 17 years, Nicola has run an award-winning business working one-to-one with thousands of clients, and training and developing several hundred individuals to set up and develop their own businesses.
She took herself from £30k in debt, to becoming a thriving business owner, and has since won 10 industry awards for Business Mentoring, Sales and Entrepreneurship. Nicola has spoken on BBC radio and at live events and conferences across the UK, and is a member of the Professional Speaking Association.
She lives in Surrey, UK with her history teaching husband, two sons and Cassie, her much-loved fox-red labrador. She is slightly addicted to cross stitch, solving puzzles, and Earl Grey tea.