Here’s how insanely successful people manage their time | BUILD A BUSINESS NOT A JOB PODCAST
May 15, 2019
What’s more valuable to you - time or money?
Well, you can use your time to create more money. But you can’t use money to buy more time.
That makes time the more valuable commodity.
In today’s Build a Business Not a Job podcast, I’m going to have a chat with Mark Creedon about time management and investing your time like it’s money.
Even if you’re not in business or planning to go into business, I’ve found that we all face the same challenges of trying to squeeze more into the day.
Mark’s coaching has helped me and the team at Metropole better manage our day, and the information on this show will be valuable to you as well.
Listen in as we talk about how you can treat your time as if it were money.
Some of the Topics We Discuss in This Episode:
- How often business owners talk about not having enough time
- Where to start with time management
- Planning your day
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- Setting up a morning routine
- Batching your time
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- Why you should avoid multitasking
- Setting time frames and saying no
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- Scheduling phone calls, emails, and other interrupters for specific times of day
Links and Resources:
Metropole’s Business Accelerator Mastermind
Mark Creedon – Business Coach to some of Australia’s leading entrepreneurs
Some of our favourite quotes from the show:
“One of the biggest excuses I’ve found business owners give for not being able to work on their business, not having a business but actually having a job is, “I just don’t have enough time to do this.”” –Michael Yardney
“Once a week the phone tells me how many hours I’m spending on it, as well as what I’m doing. Very interesting statistics.” –Michael Yardney
“So what I’ve learned from you with batching time is set aside fixed time for the big interrupters. Batch your phone calls, batch your emails.” –Michael Yardney
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