PodcastEpisode 305
How I plan my work week.
What you'll learn
In this episode.
On this week’s episode, I’m going to share with you how I plan my work week!
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Listen to this episode to learn:
- What do my work days look like?
- What do I do on each work day?
- How I went from 28 hour weeks to 20 hour weeks in a pandemic year.
- What is FIIT and how do I use it to grow my leadership and business?
Scaling a business to me is about “How can I increase revenue in my business to make more money without costing me more time?” Even decreasing the amount of my work time.
That’s what success means to me.
Success to you might mean different things. Sometimes it means more revenue or streamlining things in your business so you’ve got more time…
It’s okay if you work week looks different. Don’t get caught up on comparing with others’ work week, it’s different for all of us. There’s no right or wrong. Some people are early birds, whilst other people are night owls.
It’s about honoring you – your style and your energy – and also, taking into consideration what’s happening in your life.
When you take a look into your work week, I want you to do it without judgment.
On this note, I’d love to hear from you and see how your work week looks like. If you’re in the Social Method Society, feel free to a post on the wall and share!
After you listen to this episode, share a photo or video and tag me on Instagram @mumswithhustle and come and say hi! I love sharing who is listening on the podcast.
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