You’re an independent wellness coach. You help change lives. But for every client you serve, there are multiple other components that infringe on your time. Marketing… Paperwork… Website development… Financials… Program design… Creating resources for your clients… and on and on and on. In order to run an effective business, we must defend our time.
The first step to doing so is setting priorities. The enemy of “good” choices often is not “bad” choices. Those are obvious and easily set aside. Rather, it’s the “ok” choices that cause the most significant issues. There’s nothing “wrong” with them – they’re just not part of the 20% that will have a truly positive impact on the growth and development of your business. The mediocre steals from the amazing.
Take a look at your schedule today. How can you eliminate the “ok” items, creating more time for those that are truly exceptional?