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- 2017
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- Diana Møller Gøtze Kjærnøцитирует6 лет назад
Here are some other top hacks I’ve learned from fellow entrepreneur friends:
When on the phone, walk around, tidy up, empty the fridge, fold your laundry.
Turn off all social media notifications on your phone and laptop.
Plan the next day’s outfit on your commute home.
When waiting for someone (in person or on the phone), write a to-do list or respond to old emails and texts.
Do squats while drying your hair/brushing your teeth.
Go with a friend to get a manicure or go for a walk, doubling up your pampering and fitness to-dos with friendship catch-ups.
Catch up on motivational podcasts while running errands such as dry cleaning or going to the bank, to the pharmacy, or out on a jog!
Skype loved ones while you are cooking.
Obey the two-minute rule: if you can do it in two minutes, do it on the spot! This prevents a mammoth to-do list buildup.
Every Sunday night, spend four minutes planning the week ahead.
And yes, you will feel tired sometimes. That’s OK! Power through it by focusing on your end goal. My friend Lauren Grant, owner of her own party planning company, The Grant Access, says, “Finding the energy to side hustle is the hardest part! It’s literally a second full- - Diana Møller Gøtze Kjærnøцитирует6 лет назадHere is my time-tested formula that I use with new clients who come to me, eager to start their own side gig but not sure where to start. It’s called the Skill Distiller Formula.
The Three-Step Formula to Uncover Your Skills (That Will Pay the Bills!)
I created the Skill Distiller Formula to help my clients understand the strengths they already have inside of them. It will uncover the skills that will form the basis of your side hustle strategy using only three simple steps.
1.Think of three big problems you’ve solved or successes you’ve had.
These don’t have to be work-related. And they don’t have to be impressive by anyone else’s standards. Just brainstorm three things that you’re proud to have achieved or three problems you’re proud to have solved. - Diana Møller Gøtze Kjærnøцитирует6 лет назадOver to you
Write all your concerns down. But don’t stop there. Keep asking yourself after each one: And then what? And then what? Keep writing. I promise it won’t end up with you toothless, living under a bridge.
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