Hier erfahren Sie, wie Sie als Unternehmer Ihre Zeit effektiv verwalten und Aufgaben priorisieren können.

Clarify your long-term and short-term goals to manage time effectively. Prioritize tasks accordingly, delegate or postpone as needed. Break goals into actionable steps for focused time allocation towards entrepreneurial success.

One tool that I have used a lot in the entrepreneurial part of my career is to draw up a 9 box matrix. One axis goes from Little Effort/Time/Cost to Much Effort/Time/Cost. The other axis goes from Little benefit to Much benefit. The benefit could be revenue, PR opportunities, recognition, etc. Place your ideas and activities inside this 9 box matrix and use that to prioritize your tasks and time. Are you spending most of your time on things that will give you low, or at best medium benefit? Do you have things you can do that cost you little but could give you good benefit? Could be "just do it"- or "money on the table"-things. In early stages of your business you probably cannot afford to spend time on things that give you little benefit.

After understanding your goals, prioritize tasks using tools such as the Eisenhower Matrix. This categorization based on urgency and importance helps focus on activities crucial for business growth. Avoid getting sidetracked by tasks that don't contribute to your success.

Para priorizar tarefas de forma eficiente, comece identificando as atividades mais importantes e urgentes. Em seguida, estabeleça prazos realistas e divida as tarefas em etapas menores. Delegue o que for possível e evite a procrastinação. Lembre-se de revisar e ajustar suas prioridades conforme necessário. Priorizar tarefas irá ajudá-lo a focar no que realmente importa e aumentar sua produtividade.

Set Time Blocks for: 1. Checking Emails: Allocate specific times for this, e.g., 45 minutes in the morning, 45 minutes around lunchtime, and 45 minutes at the end of the day. 2. Focused Work/Content Creation: Reserve distraction-free periods during your most productive times, e.g., the mornings. 3. Meetings: Schedule them strategically to avoid disrupting your productive hours. Avoid spending 4 hours in meetings during the morning if it will leave you with no energy for the afternoon! 4. Physical, Mental, and Emotional Wellbeing: Block time for activities like taking a short walk outside during lunch. 5. Organizing Your Agenda: Spend 15 minutes at the beginning and 15 minutes at the end of each day to organize your schedule.

Time blocks are they key to getting things done fast, I team this with doing my important tasks first and before 9am. Get the items done first, fast and within time blocks

As an entrepreneur delegation isn't always an option. Instead of delegation I consider what tasks don't have an impact and either decide it's not needed or push it to a later date.

Reflection is the key to your business growth and personal growth. things can be done and go unnoticed. Be kind to yourself, reflect to learn from mistakes but to also celebrate the wins.

If you are more of a creative intuitive person, goal setting may be looked at differently. Instead of setting goals for specific times and laying out steps to get them, I have dreamed and envisioned goals and then manifested without trying hard. This has enabled me to experience all of the following without a plan: Won a pageant Got recruited to work for Amazon with a dream income without applying 18 years and counting with my dreamy soulmate Opportunities to advance without planning for them Living in my dream home I didn’t think I could afford Getting my dream car that is worth more than what I normally earn without a loan Dream, imagine, feel the emotion and let go and do what you love and be you unapologetically.

Entrepreneurship can be a lonely journey. What has been most helpful for me is enlisting a fellow entrepreneur as an accountability partner. Having someone who you can discuss issues with and set goals with often provides a different perspectives. It can also create awareness around what goals you are progressing with and where you've stalled.