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Hub You - The Entrepreneur's Guide to Taking Control of Your Time
Want to be a national TV expert and build credibility across the nation? Do you want land big book deals and major consulting contracts? It all begins with getting booked on your first TV show in your local market!Why? The national media will always want to see a "demo" tape of you in action on a TV show in order to book you. Local TV usu
Get the Whole View
At the end of each week, think about what you have achieved in the context of your monthly and yearly business goals.
Get a Diary Format
To be really efficient, you need to create a diary format that helps you plan ahead and prioritise. You should also include leisure activities in this diary to ensure you are balancing work and pleasure.
And Finally
Don't forget to reward yourself for achieving your goals. Go out to dinner, buy yourself something
Skills refer to the things you do well. The key to finding the most appropriate jobs in the industry is recognizing your own skills and communicating the significance written and verbally to a probable employer.Majority of the most viable skills are those that are used in a variety of work settings. What are these skills? Would matching your
How much Much is your Your Time Worth?
Let's say you want to earn ?30,000 / $50,000 per year from your business. After weekends and holidays, you work 200 days of the year and you do 10-hour days. That means your time is worth ?15 / $25 per hour. Remember that when deciding how you are going to spend it.
Definition of Time Management
Time management is the organisation and execution of work and leisure activities based on always prioritising what needs to get done.
Advantages
Achieve control over your life
Balance work, rest and play
Be pro-active rather than reactive
Relieve pressure and stress
Stop working on time
Increase your personal sense of achievement
Action Checklist
Plan your year first and your day last
1) Enter key yearly planning dates in your diary:
Regular Meetings
Known one-off events trade fairs, company accounts, Board board meetings
Holidays
Family Occasions
Planning days
2) Plan your next month:
Count the available unplanned days available
Duck less important events
Reserve a free day each week
Reserve key task time (review sales, do expenses, plan marketing activities)
3) Plan this week:
Develop regular habits (e.g., review of weekly figures, preparation of management accounts, writing down expenses, etc.)
4) Plan each day at the outset:
List and prioritise jobs. Give each a time and a deadline
Make a list of phone calls and allocate a time when you will get through them
Tackle jobs based on the impact they will have on the business
Do the tough jobs before the more enjoyable ones
Don't be too ambitious
Be ruthless with paper and post that you don't really need
Make a list at the end of each day of what you did not get done and a list of what you want to do the following day
Build an interruption hour' into the day
Get the Whole View
At the end of each week, think about what you have achieved in the context of your monthly and yearly business goals.
Get a Diary Format
To be really efficient, you need to create a diary format that helps you plan ahead and prioritise. You should also include leisure activities in this diary to ensure you are balancing work and pleasure.
And Finally
Don't forget to reward yourself for achieving your goals. Go out to dinner, buy yourself something
1. Get a sky-high score on the Graduate Management Admissions Test. The average student at the top 10 schools on Fortune's list scored 700 or higher on their GMATs. (Overall, GMAT scores range from 200 to 800; the median is 500.)2. Be yourself. Don't try to match some imaginary ideal. "Often, people have an image in their minds of what kind o
Advantages
Achieve control over your life
Balance work, rest and play
Be pro-active rather than reactive
Relieve pressure and stress
Stop working on time
Increase your personal sense of achievement
Action Checklist
Plan your year first and your day last
1) Enter key yearly planning dates in your diary:
Regular Meetings
Known one-off events trade fairs, company accounts, Board board meetings
Holidays
Family Occasions
Planning days
2) Plan your next month:
Count the available unplanned days available
Duck less important events
Reserve a free day each week
Reserve key task time (review sales, do expenses, plan marketing activities)
3) Plan this week:
Develop regular habits (e.g., review of weekly figures, preparation of management accounts, writing down expenses, etc.)
4) Plan each day at the outset:
List and prioritise jobs. Give each a time and a deadline
Make a list of phone calls and allocate a time when you will get through them
Tackle jobs based on the impact they will have on the business
Do the tough jobs before the more enjoyable ones
Don't be too ambitious
Be ruthless with paper and post that you don't really need
Make a list at the end of each day of what you did not get done and a list of what you want to do the following day
Build an interruption hour' into the day
Get the Whole View
At the end of each week, think about what you have achieved in the context of your monthly and yearly business goals.
Get a Diary Format
To be really efficient, you need to create a diary format that helps you plan ahead and prioritise. You should also include leisure activities in this diary to ensure you are balancing work and pleasure.
And Finally
Don't forget to reward yourself for achieving your goals. Go out to dinner, buy yourself something
How to know if you need a change in job? for example say you have a job. You get good pay and are happy with the work. You get regular promotions and are satisfied. Do you think that you need to change that job? No, because you are happy. What about the future? Where will you be after five years or ten years? If your present job is Ok for today, wil
Holidays
Family Occasions
Planning days
2) Plan your next month:
Count the available unplanned days available
Duck less important events
Reserve a free day each week
Reserve key task time (review sales, do expenses, plan marketing activities)
3) Plan this week:
Develop regular habits (e.g., review of weekly figures, preparation of management accounts, writing down expenses, etc.)
4) Plan each day at the outset:
List and prioritise jobs. Give each a time and a deadline
Make a list of phone calls and allocate a time when you will get through them
Tackle jobs based on the impact they will have on the business
Do the tough jobs before the more enjoyable ones
Don't be too ambitious
Be ruthless with paper and post that you don't really need
Make a list at the end of each day of what you did not get done and a list of what you want to do the following day
Build an interruption hour' into the day
Get the Whole View
At the end of each week, think about what you have achieved in the context of your monthly and yearly business goals.
Get a Diary Format
To be really efficient, you need to create a diary format that helps you plan ahead and prioritise. You should also include leisure activities in this diary to ensure you are balancing work and pleasure.
And Finally
Don't forget to reward yourself for achieving your goals. Go out to dinner, buy yourself something
Method 1: Client base Saturation - When looking for new business, your current clients are always your BEST prospects! The focus of this approach is developing all client relationships to their maximum potential - helping them in every way possible and, in the process, laying a stronger foundation for their ongoing referrals.Method 2: Refine
List and prioritise jobs. Give each a time and a deadline
Make a list of phone calls and allocate a time when you will get through them
Tackle jobs based on the impact they will have on the business
Do the tough jobs before the more enjoyable ones
Don't be too ambitious
Be ruthless with paper and post that you don't really need
Make a list at the end of each day of what you did not get done and a list of what you want to do the following day
Build an interruption hour' into the day
Get the Whole View
At the end of each week, think about what you have achieved in the context of your monthly and yearly business goals.
Get a Diary Format
To be really efficient, you need to create a diary format that helps you plan ahead and prioritise. You should also include leisure activities in this diary to ensure you are balancing work and pleasure.
And Finally
Don't forget to reward yourself for achieving your goals. Go out to dinner, buy yourself something
It is widely known in the business community that information is power. Knowing the right people, the best companies and the most coveted jobs is very important. With the fast paced world, opportunities for better employment at the right company can pass you by quickly. If you do not want to miss such opportunities for advancement, you should use a
Get the Whole View
At the end of each week, think about what you have achieved in the context of your monthly and yearly business goals.
Get a Diary Format
To be really efficient, you need to create a diary format that helps you plan ahead and prioritise. You should also include leisure activities in this diary to ensure you are balancing work and pleasure.
And Finally
Don't forget to reward yourself for achieving your goals. Go out to dinner, buy yourself something or take a holiday.
If you manage your time well, running your own business will be the best job in the world.
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