Time Hacks All Business Leaders Need To Know
Do you know the ABC’s of wealth creation? I will show you how choosing A, B, or C catapults you on the road to success or leaves you broke.
I didn’t know I love fixing computers. My high school gifted me an old desktop running on Windows XP, without any money, learning to fix it became a necessary skill.
As I improved my skills, I wanted to start a business fixing computers around my town.
I was a one-person business, so there was no leverage because I thought I could do everything myself.
It made me feel burned out to do all of the work on computers myself.
The issue was that (just like everyone else) I have the same 24 hours a day. I thought the only way to make more money was to work more hours.
It wasn’t until ten years later that I learned a vital lesson…
Everything we do is either an A, B, or C task. Learning this lesson changed my perspective on how I spend time.
A Tasks: The essential items that need to get done. “A” tasks directly affect your health, wealth, and relationships.
B Tasks: These tasks are important but not mission-critical. For example, if an “A” task is to advertise, a “B” task is to create your brand logo. Branding has its place, but branding is not marketing and is not more important than paying customers.
C Tasks: This is all the nonessential work you don’t need to waste your time doing. Many professionals hang out in the C tasks and wonder why their business isn’t growing.
Continuing our example, if an “A” task is advertising, a “B” task is branding, a “C” task is spending hours changing your website’s colors and fonts.
Understanding these differences allowed me to multiply my time by focusing on “A” tasks.
Even though I became more productive than ever, I had a new issue…
The “B” and “C” tasks started piling up in my business and my life. I was productive in business, but my health paid the price, and my wife never saw me.
To overcome this issue, I woke up every morning and wrote down the top three “A” tasks I would accomplish that day. I then committed to delegating, eliminating, or automating all “B” and “C” tasks.
By only completing three vital “A” tasks per day, I had more time for my family, I got to the gym every day and got into the shape of my life, and I accomplished more in a day than I was completing in a week.
My family got me back from the grip of work, and I’ll never miss important moments in my family’s lives ever again.
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