It really doesnโt matter what your big goal is if you focus more on the small, daily steps and actions.
Iโve learned quite an of tricks and tips for planning and organizing, so it occurred to me that some of them might be useful for other small businesses.
I want you to focus on making your goals actionable. So that means focusing on doing rather than being or becoming something.
Now that you know the big end goal and the actions itโll take to get there, you can begin to create systems to support your forward motion toward your goal.
I find to plan anything else, and I need an overall plan, a calendar, and a system to make heaps of lists on so I can focus more on the processes and systems that can work vs. shooting for a random goal hoping I hit it.
The key to setting up systems is consistency.
Creating systems
Eliminate every steps or action that didnโt yield results last year and nailing down the exact steps or actions that on the way to achieve your goal. I’m talking about all those steps were that led to significant business advancement, a growing social media reach, partnerships, and experiences.
When you have systems that work, they become habits with time, and habits sustain something even greater than a one-time achievement, no matter how impressive that goal is.
Product development
Youโll be able to step toward the future, so itโs essential to dedicate time to patterns’ development well in advance of occasions so that youโre able to submit new products to websites, send out press releases in good time and be ready when the pattern launch comes around.
Once you know what youโre making, it helps with your blog, email, and social media planning. And please, do not undersell yourself or your product!
Once youโve decided how many patterns you want to launch in one year, itโs important to figure out how and work out how many of each pattern you need to sell each month.
Social planning
Know that you are building a routine-oriented life that supports growth rather than holding you back, so sat down and set out a vague plan for the next week.
My best tip for planning in advance is to really pay attention to your calendar so that you can keep it relevant: Whatโs going on that week? When are you launching new products?
There are also plenty of apps that can help keep you organized, and on track, so you could spend more time maybe at the weekend putting it together then post, edit, caption, and change as you see fit during the week.
The only way to actually achieve your goals is to build systems that propel you toward them every single day. And do remember to book in some time off!