**This is a guest post by Tor Refsland from TimeManagementChef.com**
Have you ever felt this way?…
You are about to go to bed at night and you’re tired.
Nah, who are we kidding?
You are freakin’ EXHAUSTED!
If someone were to record a video of you dragging your body toward your bedroom with drool down your cheek, it would look like a trailer for the next episode of The Walking Dead.
And the crazy part?
You know that you will be in even WORSE shape tomorrow.
Why?
Because you will spend most of the night DREADING the fact that no matter what you do…
your never-ending growing to do list is about to DROWN you.
It’s just a matter of time before you become BURNED OUT…
…and your BUSINESS CRASH AND BURNS.
You probably know these nights all too well, huh? No worries. I know how you feel!
Relax. Breathe. I got your back.
Let me introduce you to the quick and dirty guide to time management for solopreneurs.
1. STOP PLAYING SUPERHERO
As a solopreneur you’re probably wearing way too many hats.
You’re the CEO, the designer, the tech person, the customer support, the financial guy or gal, the product manager, the marketer and social media manager (yeah, I could go on for daaaays.)
If so, welcome to the club!
Don’t be proud of that. That’s actually the WORST club you can be a member of on the planet!
Why?
Because that is a surefire way to become overworked, overwhelmed and ultimately BURNED OUT.
It’s time to put your ego aside and realize that you CAN’T do everything by yourself.
You should actually stop playing ‘solopreneur superhero’ to cover all the different roles in your company.
That being said, you should…
2. FIND YOUR SUPERPOWER
I know what you might be thinking: “Hey Tor, you just told me to stop playing a superhero, and now you want me to find my superpower?”
Yep, you heard me right!
I want you to STOP playing superhero and identify your superpower so you can BECOME a superhero.
Bear with me for a moment.
You don’t see Captain America drive around in the Bat mobile.
Why?
Because using cool gadgets is not his expertise. Captain America knows his skills and leaves the gadgets to Batman.
You want to find the activities that YOU are really good at.
Ok, now you’re probably thinking…
‘But, I’m good at many things!’
Then pick a FEW activities that you are the BEST at. The areas where very few other will surpass you’re ninjaesque skills.
When you build your business around your strengths, you will have a much better chance at success.
Example, if our beloved Dre A.K.A The Crazy *ss Whopping Designer Extraordinaire (yeah, I just gave her that name)…
Let’sban together and just start calling Dre that!
You IN? Cool! High five *SLAP*
Okay, where was I?
Oh yeah…let’s take The Crazy *ss Whopping Designer Extraordinaire as an example.
She clearly has a ton of great skills. That being said, she has really MAD SKILLS when it comes to designing/branding, engaging with her audience and just letting her personality shine through.
So if she only focused on:
➽ Doing design work for clients
➽ Create new content
➽ Engage with her audience
➽ Create digital products to teach other people how to become as awesome as she
That would free up more time in her schedule?
And what could she do with that extra time?
She would most likely hit the beach with her homies and spend even more time to build her business.
I know what you are thinking: “Tor, what about The Crazy *ss Whopping Designer Extraordinaire’s other business tasks?”
Great question!
{Btw, it’s super cool that you are already using her new name!} A flying high five for that! *SLAP*
You should…
3. FIND YOUR SIDEKICK
Once you’ve identified your superpower it’s time for you to find your sidekick.
Actually you will probably need several sidekicks.
All the tasks that your superpower(s) can’t fix, should be outsourced to your sidekicks.
I don’t mean that you necessarily need to hire people. Ideally, you should find trusted people you can hire to get specific tasks done when they come up.
Here are a few online spots where you can find your sidekicks:
➽ Fiverr.com
➽ UpWork.com
➽ Elance.com
Let me give you a good example that will illustrate the power of outsourcing.
Let’s say design is not one of your superpowers, and you need a cover for your new ebook.
You could spend 2-6+ hours trying to design a cover that will inevitability end up so fugly it’ll make small children cry when they see it.
OR, you could hire someone on Fiverr.com to do it for $5, with a good result (good, not great), and avoid sacrificing 2-6+ hours of YOUR OWN precious time.
Unless you like valuing your own hourly wage at a starting place of $2.50.
Doesn’t that sound insane?
Then stop it. Now!
Instead, it’s time to…
4. FIND YOUR YODA
Do you want to save time in your business and achieve success faster?
Duh, of course you do!
Then you need to find your Yoda, the master that you can learn from.
You need to find someone who has the success and results that you want, and then you need to MODEL them.
When I say model, I don’t mean to parrot what they’re doing in public. What I’m saying is, if you really want to achieve the same success as them, you need to model their behavior, read and study the things they do/habits they have, and adopt their philosophies and habits.
Note: Just to make one thing perfectly clear… I am NOT telling you to stalk your role models! Start researching them on Google to start. Listen to their interviews, read their books and their blog posts.
The fastest way to get from point A to point B is to model {and hire if you can} someone who has already made that journey.
That will SAVE you a lot of TIME and frustrations.
A smart person learns from his own mistakes, while a very smart person learns from other peoples mistakes!
A smart person learns from his own mistakes, while a very smart person learns from other peoples mistakes!Click To TweetAnother actionable tip that will save you tons of time is to…
5. STOP BEING A PERFECTIONIST
As a solopreneur you might be suffering from the perfectionism curse.
If so, I know how you feel. Been there, done that!
Some people talk about being a perfectionist like it’s something positive. They couldn’t be more off base!
As a newly recovered perfectionism addict, I can say from experience that there’s NOTHING good about being a perfectionist.
Thinking that it’s good a good thing is as illogical as thinking its a good thing to be an alcohol addict.
S.T.U.P.I.D. Right?!
Sorry about that, I just needed to drive that point home.
Being a perfectionist is very painful way of life.
No matter what you do, you won’t be satisfied. Regardless of how good your work is compared to others and how many compliments you get from your peers. It won’t be enough because you think that there’s always some kind of room for improvement.
You want to know a secret?
There is ALWAYS room for improvement. However, that doesn’t mean that you NEED to do them.
You might be thinking, “Tor, some of the biggest painters in he history were perfectionists.”
Yeah, some of them were. And how did that work out for them?
Van Gogh cut off his ear, while many other painters were working their ass off living in poverty, because their work would only become popular AFTER their death.
Not a great approach, wouldn’t you say?
Instead, focus on getting things done, not perfect.
How so?
If you are going to create your first ebook, it probably won’t be the most awesome thing right out of the gate.
But you know what?
You can always change the title and improve the content of the ebook later.
You just need to deliver something that is GOOD ENOUGH.
Take it from someone who procrastinated through the entire process when he created his first ebook “Insane Productivity Hacks”. I was stuck in a place of wanting it to be the best thing that I had EVER written.
Sad but true.
However, the ebook did exactly what it should: teach people the EXACT system on how to DOUBLE their productivity within 7 days.
Long story short, I’ve since accepted that I don’t have to strive for perfection in everything that I do…
…it’s actually more important to deliver something that gets the job done.
What do you mean by ‘gets the job done’?
Let me give you an example: Let’s say that our beloved The Crazy *ss Whopping Designer Extraordinaire wanted me to send her an overview of my best converting landing pages.
Since we’re very good friends and we’re part of the same mastermind group, that wouldn’t be an unreasonable request.
So, when I send her the overview of my best landing pages, I wouldn’t walk her through my step-by-step process behind creating every single landing page.
Why?
Because that’s overkill {read: too much information}.
Instead, I would focus on giving her exactly what she asked for and then a little bit more.
The “little bit more” could be links to my exact landing pages.
Why?
Because that’s not overkill, it provides a great amount of extra value, and it only took me an extra few minutes.
See how the approach changed but the value remained?
Awesome!
If you really want to save time, you should definitely…
6. USE A MASTER TO DO LIST
A great way to become a victim for procrastination is to NOT PLAN.
Benjamin Franklin said:
“If you fail to plan, you are planning to fail!”
And boy did he nail that one. When you don’t plan, you’ll find all you end up doing is reacting to other peoples’ agenda.
You know, like those days you end up spending all your time in your inbox replying to emails. Those days are not cool, not cool at all!
Instead, plan your week one week in advance. If that’s too hardcore for you, at least commit to planning each day the night before.
Then rely on your master to do list to guide you each day and through out your week to make sure you stay on track with your productivity.
Then you need prioritize your tasks using the ABCDE method:
➽ A tasks: tasks you must do – serious consequences if they don’t get done
➽ B tasks: tasks you should do – mild consequences if they don’t get done
➽ C tasks: tasks you could do – no consequences if they don’t get done
➽ D tasks: tasks you delegate
➽ E tasks: tasks you NEVER do
Here is the real master to do list tip for success: never do a B task before you’ve done all the A tasks, and never do a C task before you’ve done all the B tasks.
Another good idea is to use Google Calendar as your to do list.
When it comes to the tasks on your to do list, I’m about to say something pretty crazy, but bare with me.
Are you ready?
7. DON’T BOTHER WITH 80% OF THE TASKS
The Pareto principle, A.K.A. 80/20 rule says that 20% of your most important tasks will generate 80% of your total production value.
In other words: if you have a to do list with 10 tasks for the day and you only manage to complete the 2 most important tasks, you will still have produced 80% of the results.
That’s awesome, right?
This means that if you’re only able to do your most income generating tasks every single day {A tasks}, you’ll still be on track to skyrocket your productivity and grow your business.
In other words: you don’t need to bother with the remaining 80% of the least important tasks for that day {C-E tasks}.
The truth is, most tasks have what I call a ‘moving deadline’; if it’s Monday and you have a task you have to complete by Wednesday, your task will be a C task on Monday, a B task on Tuesday and an A task on Wednesday.
Now onto a tip that will really take your business to the next level…
8. THE 2 GOLDEN HOURS
Research shows that the majority of people are the most productive the two first hours after they get out of bed. This may of course vary for each of us; some people are the most productive during the evening, while other are pure night owls.
You need to identify WHEN you’re the most productive, and reserve that time in your calendar to work on your most important tasks {A tasks}.
Since I’m the most productive during the first 2 hours of my day, I always spend the 3-3.5 hours in the morning working on my most income generating tasks for my business.
When you spend the time that you’re the most productive on your most important tasks, you’ll send your productivity and business success through the roof.
Last but not least, let’s tackle the last tip that will INSTANTLY give you more time…
9. SAY NO
We only have 24 hours in our day, right?
This means that you need to protect those 24 hours like your life was depending on them.
And it actually is! So is your business.
Because every time you say yes to do one activity, you are actually automatically saying no to other activities…
…which could be spending time with your family/friends or taking your business to the next level.
Hear me loud and clear on this one!…
You should from this day forward start saying no to unreasonable requests.
Look, I know you’re probably afraid to hurt other peoples’ feelings and I know it can get uncomfortable sometimes.
But, you know what?
Once you start saying no, assume you can give people a good reason for turning down their request, they will not only understand and accept you saying no…
they’ll also respect you and your time more for it!
You might be thinking: “Tor, I get it. Saving time and becoming productive is incredibly important. But can becoming productive REALLY help me grow my business?”
Uh well, why don’t you judge for yourself…
In about 10 months the following has happened:
➽ I won the “Most Epic” blog post category on Jon Morrow’s blog – Boost Blog Traffic
➽ I was included on the list of the top 100 personal development blogs – I got interviewed 10 times
➽ My articles have been published on 24 blogs, including Tiny Buddha, Lifehack, Pick The Brain, Addicted 2 Success and Jeff Bullas
➽ Mentioned as an expert on 40 blogs, including Inc., SEM Rush, Ahrefs, Post Planner and Monster
➽ I wrote a blog post that got 20 000+ page views in 6 days, 1500+ social shares and 76 comments
➽ I challenged myself to get 1000 subscribers in 60 days. I only worked for 40 days and got 779 subscribers organically
If I can do it.
Then guess what?
So CAN YOU!
Sooo, what’s the next step for you to take to see YOUR solopreneur success skyrocket?…
Put this time management blueprint to work for you!
This guide is totally USELESS…
…unless you actually APPLY it to your day and business!
It’s time for you to kick procrastination to the curb and grow your business like the badass I know you are!
Wait, before you jet, tell me this…
What’s your experience been with your never-ending to do list? Any tips you’d like to share for time management for solopreneurs?
Share your awesome sauce in the comments, so we can help each other turn productivity into our superpower, shall we?! YES, PLEASE!
Tor decided to leave his six-figure job in order to follow his passion – to help online entrepreneurs SKYROCKET their productivity, CRUSH their goals and GROW their BUSINESS. Want to become more productive? Download his free eBook and learn how to DOUBLE your productivity in 7 days.
Hi, Tor (and Dre),
You have beat into my head (finally!) to let the 80% just go and it’s working SO well. I wish I had done it sooner but at least, I’m doing it now.
Great article!
Sue
You and me both, lady! I guess someone of us have to learn the hard way. ; ) I’m so grateful two have you both in my corner kicking my ass the way you do!!! <3
Hi Dre,
Good to see Tor on your blog. He’s my favorite time management expert. Which is why I’m a bit nervous leaving comment so late right now. LOL Hopefully Tor doesn’t beat me up too much.
Tor, lots of helpful advice here. #6 is a must. The day is much more productive with a list.
This past year I was able to find a few sidekicks. Majorly helpful.
#9 doesn’t apply to me at all, though. I find the first couple of hours to be my least productive. I get stronger as the day goes on. Then I need to take a break after 5, but I’m a night owl and oftentimes get really creative after 7 pm. I guess I’m in that small minority.
Which leads to #1…solopreneurs can fall into that trap. Most of us work from our home and so we can struggle with turning off our work mode. I still do that at times. You want to present, in the moment, like when you’re with your kids, not thinking about your work. That’s hard when you enjoy the work and you have goals. ?
So this has been a good topic to think about as I prepare to shut down and go to bed. Tomorrow is a new day, filled with some cool things to do. This post is going to help kick things into gear tomorrow. Thanks.
Best,
Matthew
You’re NOT alone in that night owl status! I get my best work done in the evenings too. I am pretty useless the first 2-3 hours I’m awake, which is why that’s when I workout, read emails, and catch up on social.
I *think* Tor can forgive ya for your tardiness, as long as it was in the name of productivity! : P
I have SUCH a hard time with turning my brain off a lot of times. I’m pretty black and white. Either I am on or off, it’s hard for me to stay in the middle. Disconnecting is a MUST for me though, if I don’t I get super overwhelmed and burnt out…which makes Dre a real crankypants.
Thanks a TON for the comment love brotha. Now what are you waiting for, get busy making more magic happen…
Hi guys,
Nice to see you over here, Tor.
Speaking for myself, I know that I am constantly re-evaluating my own priorities. The client-serving, income-generating tasks need to come first… always!
Everything else comes second after that.
Outsourcing is important, as you say, when the time comes to scale your business. But I think a lot of new freelancers and solopreneurs outsource too quickly when they don’t have a handle on their own business just yet.
(Oh, and Elance became Upwork, FYI… can’t hire through Elance anymore, which is too bad because I found a lot of great clients on there)
Learning to say no is also a very valid point. I find myself more and more saying no to good so I can say yes to great later.
All great points.
Thanks Tor! Thanks Dre!
Brent
Ain’t that all the truth! It’s tragic when I see peeps getting caught up in tasks that aren’t directly related to clients and profits….but I’ll admit, that’s totally me sometimes too! Every so often I have to fall off the productivity train so I can find my way back on. What can I say, I’m a work in progress.
Thanks for the comment love, brotha man! Now stop dicking around and get back to work! : P
Hey there Tor,
Awesome to see you here brother. This time, we’re not just on Twitter. lol
Great blog post! Time management is absolutely critical. If we don’t know how to manage our time, we’d probably go crazy trying to do multiple things at once. There should be a set time and specific tasks that we should accomplish first before moving forward.
I love your creativity with the headlines Tor. lol We all have our inner-super powers and yes, having a side-kick while listening to Yoda will help save a lot of head ache, time, money and effort.
Keep it up! More power and stay blessed.
Have an awesome week ahead.
Thanks for sharing Tor’s knowledge on your blog, Dre. I recently just stumbled upon your blog and I’m loving the content and the value you’re providing here. I also recently just subscribed to your blog. Keep it up! ?
Don’t you love the way Tor tickles the senses with his witty analogies? He’s kinda, sorta, TOTALLY awesome like that, but don’t tell him I told you that…we don’t want that noggin of his gettin any bigger. ; )
Thanks again for the love and for granting me access to your inbox. I will NOT disappoint. Here’s to you and your Yoda kicking ass and taking names!!!…
I really loved the part where you say, “‘But, I’m good at many things!’
Then pick a FEW activities that you are the BEST at. The areas where very few other will surpass you’re ninjaesque skills.”
This hits home with me because I have too many things I’m decent at as well as pretty darn good at, and it takes so much time to entertain all those requests I eagerly agree to. Leaving me unsatisfied with myself for having too many projects incomplete.
I think a LOT of us can relate to this, I know I can! I have to say, focusing my own manic mind has certainly helped lessen the overwhelm. Now if I could just get myself to stay in this simplified state. ; )
Here’s to staying focused and getting more shit done because of it! {fist bump}
That’s what I’m trying to do: stop being superhero and being such a perfectionist. That’s why, after making a third revision of my website within the past six months, I just stop. As design is not my “superpower”. Next revision in design will be done by a professional designer that I’ll finally need to hire. Woot ?
Recognizing and correcting the habit is HUGE {and more than half the damn battle}! Now that you’re trimming that perfection from your life you’ve truly got no where to go but straight up, girl! Insert happy dance HERE. ; )
Stop being a perfectionist is a good one for me. All the points are really good… but this one really hits home! I’m such a perfectionist, that every now & again, if I make a mistake or it’s not exactly what I had imagined… it RUINS my day! Suck, I know. The other thing I enjoyed? Dre’s new name!
I’m right there with ya, lady! I want to drop kick myself in the face when I let ‘less than perfection’ ruin my day. NO MORE OF THAT bullshit. You got this, girl, and I’m here anytime you need a loving kick in the ass!
P.S. I’ve had a lot of peeps call me different names but I have to say Tor’s is one of the most badass. And I didn’t he pay him to say that. : P
Can not agree more. Being a perfectionist is blocking us from making progress.
There are so many amazing points in here. I loved reading this article. Lots of great reminders, especially about the Yoda, and the sidekick, and the stop to perfectionism, and saying no, and finding your super power…..ALL OF IT! Thanks for the little fire you just lit under my ass. Now I’m gonna go GSD (Get Sh#t Done), but only 20%.
Hahahaha, I love your spice and drive. Here’s to your GSD status. ROCK ON, Melanie!!
P.S. Here’s that BIG ass high five I owe ya for the comment love… {high five} ; )
Ah you are so right Tor! Great article and so fun to read! Procrastination is a big thing for me at the moment and yes, I know, it is because I am wearing way too many hats. So its time to focus on my superpower ? But that ABCDE Task List and the Pareto principle makes so much sense! Actually, when I really look at it, that is how my day naturally works out – Unfortunately I get annoyed having to carry those little tasks over to the next day .. cause the next day has been planned as well!! Though I suppose it comes with the territory – working a full time job and working on your own business after hours – ahhh, the life of an entrepreneur!!
Oh yeah it does, but that’s not license to burn yourself out so make sure above all else you’re taking care of YOU…otherwise you can’t do all the things you’re destined to do. I’m hear rooting you on every damn step of the way, Michelle! You GOT THIS… <3
WOW! Awesome post! I am a total night owl who overworks myself.
I will implement these tips to free up some more time ?
Thank you!!
Night owls UNITE! Thank YOU for the comment love, girl. Here’s to kicking ass and taking names…late night style! {fist bump}
Outstanding post, as usual. Wouldn’t expect anything less on your blog, Dre!
For me, it’s about being more consistent with #8 (golden hours) and #9 saying “no” more. Stay on target with what’s important and what works to serve the right things to the right people.
I’m right there with ya on these, Denise! I have to remember that ‘no’ will actually help me get more of the things I REALLY want from my biz. Sometimes I lose sight of that. Must. Stop. Doing. THAT!
Here’s to staying in our productive groove and being everything we can to the people that matter. <3
Lots of great time management advice here!! I know most of it but I don’t actually do it regularly. I think that needs to be my challenge: to stick with it!
That’s my challenge too, girl! It’s time for us to take back our time and make the most of it. I got you girl, holler any time I can gift you with one of my signature tough lovin kicks in the ass. ; )
Yeah, Ashleigh, you should definitely take Dre up on that.
Her signature tough lovin kicks in the ass creates success ?
Thanks for commenting, Ashleigh.
As Napoleon Hill said: “Knowledge is not power. Application of knowledge is power”.
Assignment: take your knowledge and apply MASSIVE action.
Trust me, managing your time will definitely skyrocket your blog and business.
That was one of the things that helped me get featured on 85 blogs and get 3000+ email subscribers in my first year of blogging ?
Rock on!
Amazing post! Great points! Pinned it!
Thank you so much for sharing.
I will be definitely spending more productive hours of mine on most profit generating tasks!
Saweeeeet, thanks a shit TON for the pin & comment love! Here’s to generating more of that good ole cha cha chang with your extra time…
Great to hear, Unaiza!
Cheers to you applying massive action and kicking b*tt for real this year ?
What an awesome article – I hope it spreads like wildfire because the information is GOLD! I have to minorly disagree with you about perfectionists. It is a personality trait – so to say that it is terrible would be to say that a part of someone is terrible – which is not true – HOWEVER, you can use your powers for good! Perfectionists are motivated, driven, most often rule followers, so they are the best people to sell “How-to’s” and “5 steps to…” articles to. They are also the people that push until the work gets done – AND who need THIS article!!! (You might have guessed that I am a recovering perfectionist.) For my time management, I go to the gym every week-day morning, then hit my favorite coffee shop, set up, and look at my laminated list of 6 priorities for every day. Then I work on the 3 things that I have to get done after the MUST dos. I will definitely be integrating some of your ideas. Thank you thank you thank you! I look forward to more of your content! | http://www.haleyjsnyder.com
I totally feel ya on the perfectionist thang. I don’t know that it’s across the board an awful thing, but it certainly does get in the way a LOT. I consider myself more of a functional {and at times LAZY} perfectionist. It’s definitely helped me stay on top of my game, as my peeps know I physically can’t produce crap because it will give me too much anxiety. But at the same time I waste too much hours of my life trying to reach perfection – it’s definitely maddening.
I LOVE that you laminate your day’s goals. You’re not fucking around, huh?…GO GIRL! I’ve gotten back to daily morning workouts to and it REALLY does get my day started off so much healthier. I feel better and more unstoppable which helps me get more done in my days. Look at us ladybosses, all kicking ass and shit! ; ) ROCK ON, my badass sistah…
Hey Haley and Dre,
good to see that the perfectionist thing generated some spark here ?
Normally you have to make a firm stand to get a point through, and so I did.
Perfectionist doesn´t HAVE to be all bad. That being said, it´s VERY hard being a perfectionist and try to balance it. Yeah, and as you know, I´ve been there too.
See it like this:
– Perfectionist maniac (yeah, it was BAD, and I was there).
– Highly functional perfectionist (the sweet spot, this is where you want to be).
– Poorly functional perfectionist (also BAD, when you try to suppress too much, so it will make your quality go from high to CRAP).
In my experience, in order for you to go from “perfectionist maniac” to “highly functional”, you need to focus on slowing down. Once you hit the “sweet spot”, you need to lay off and just go with the flow.
Whatever you do, you DON´T want to hit rock bottom – becoming a “poorly functional”.
Does that make sense? ?
Tor
7 & 8 were really key for me to see in writing! I tend to beat myself up for not being as productive as I think I should have been in a given day. I really needed that reinforcement that it’s okay to focus on the more important (income generating) tasks and if other things don’t get done that day, well they move to the next. I’m all about the moving deadline ? Now I just need to determine when my true ‘golden hours’ are… You’ve got me thinking, Tor. Thanks!
I don’t know about you, but sometimes it’s easier for me to focus on the small insignificant things than the big stuff that’s got me fearful. It’s a daily task to keep myself on point, so trust me, I feel your pain. All the shit that makes us money is what really matters, because it allows us to keep basking in our solopreneur status so let’s help each other stay on track, yo!
Here’s to finding your golden hours and using them to kick more ass and take more names! You got this, girl! {fist bump}
Hey Courtney,
I am so glad that you found this article helpful.
I wish you the best of luck finding your golden hours ?
Tor
Thanks for writing this upbeat article! I’m always looking for more ways to better manage my time. The section on 80/20 delegation really stuck out to me – I hadn’t thought of it that way before. I’m definitely pumped up after reading this to go work on more of my projects!
Woooohooo, pumped is a beautiful thang, ain’t’t it?
I’m stoked to hear Tor’s guide of awesome has got you off making even more magic happening. Think fast, here’s a gargantuan high five coming at ya…
Oh, nooo, Dre.
It seems like that gargantuan high five just landed on her face :/
Sorry, Emily, I tried to jump in front of you to take the hit. However, lately my Hiro Nakamura time freezing skill seems to be a bit off.
By the way, that is a great metaphor showing that if you don´t apply massive action, you will get b*tch slapped in the face by procrastination ?
And we don´t want that, right? ?
Tor
Thanks for your comment, Emily. I really appreciate it.
Great to hear that you found the 80/20 rule helpful.
Between you and me, implementing that tip alone can easily double your productivity ?
Here´s for you kicking b*tt!
Thanks a lot for letting me publish on your awesome blog, Dre!
I had a blast writing it for your great audience ?
Stay awesome.
Tor
Thank YOU for delivering this dope ass guide of awesome, brotha man! {BIG ass high five}
The pleasure was all mine, sis!
Anything for you ?
High five! *SLAP*