“She went out and built the practice essentially by something called Lunch and Learns… collect business cards… 10 minute presentation… build a practice from there until the point where it's self-sustaining based just on referrals.”
“I'd rather you consistently work for two hours a week or five hours a week for 90 days than create an impossible schedule.”
Career Change & Business Advice for Women | Second Act Success Podcast · How to Break Down Your Business Goals Into Action Steps (90-Day Business Sprint Day 4) | #276
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Create a weekly time commitment of 2-5 hours based on existing calendar slots (e.g., child’s practice, lunch break, weekend) and consistently work that time on the business each week of the 90-day sprint
2-5 hours per week
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“I used to tell people, my job is to sit in meetings 12 hours a day, five days a week. I worked on the weekend too. So I worked 63 hours a week.”
“Put those actions on your calendar today in a time slot with the outcome listed, not tomorrow, today. Do it today.”
“Look, this will be a two week push. Anyone who can commit to it, please do so, including putting extra hours. And in return, you can take time off afterwards or, you know, like you create incentives and you just treat them as adults.”
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