If there are things you’d like to see change in the next year, it helps to ask some hard-hitting questions before the New Year arrives.
What’s the best kind of marketing? Well, it’s fun, low pressure, and easy to do. But it’s also got another important trait.
You have urgent tasks and important tasks, and the urgent tasks are forever shoving their way to the front of the line. Here’s a step-by-step way to fix that.
Ask these questions around the holiday dinner table or for your end of the year journal entry, and uncover what makes this year stand out for you.
What marketing methods do you use? Long-term relationship building and doing good work can put an end to your need to market constantly.
Whether it’s in business, around the house, or in your personal life, it’s tempting to ignore the boring stuff. But taking care of it early and often makes more fun stuff possible.
Pursuing local clients comes with a lot of advantages… you can meet face to face… you see your work doing good in the community… and you get to work with your neighbors.
There’s a missed opportunity that so many businesses need help with. Discover what it is, why it’s important, and how you can practice to hone this skill.
When you take a little extra time to surprise and delight your connections, you make yourself likable and memorable. And those two things can lead to more good things.
One of the ideas from AWAI’s recent Bootcamp event is that serious writers are serious about policing their time. But what does it mean to be serious about policing your time, and how do you achieve that goal?
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