The Mompreneur Weekly 

hey girl heyyy!!

I hope you had a peaceful weekend, and Happy MLK day!

I pray that your 2024 is off to a great start...

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In today's email I will be providing some insight to a question sent to me from one of my email subscribers.

 Let's dive right in...As a solopreneur, planning ahead is key.

Take the time to review your goals, assess your resources, and one "very important note I would like to say is" This Monday, "carve out some time to sit down and track your time for the next 2 weeks straight, this will give you a realistic "overview" of how much time you can actually dedicate to your daily tasks.

For this I use an app like Toggl, it allows me to start a timer before I begin working on a task, & (for example) I can label them like this: 

 "writing my weekly emails" and see how long it actually takes me to write one email or create one full post. ( you have the idea, the creation of the visual or video, and then you need to add a caption or your voice, and then don't forget to prep it to be scheduled to be SENT out.. again this will take intentionality on your part.

You can also set aside specific days of the week to focus on your content planning, this is NOT a {process} that you just want to wing in 2024, 

your goal for content should be to connect absolutely, however you also  need to be telling people how they can hire you as well, especially when speaking to your "target audience."

So let's say Sundays are your: content planning days and you set aside     45-mins to create a few posts and then schedule them to your Instagram "drafts" (this means you need to get them OUTSIDE of your camera roll)

1. Start with your recurring tasks (what has to be done every week?)
2. How many times are you committing to showing up on each platform? ( creating series, or themes to talk about help you have concrete ideas to select from each week ) 
3. I plan out my calendar 2-4 weeks at a time (tasks like upcoming events, meetings, the 1 project I want to complete before the end of 90 days) you may have more and to be honest, sometimes we are not achieving our goals bc we have too many things on our plate as well... 

Reminder: I would rather you do (1) thing at your best capacity, then to fall short bc you bit off way too much for the season of business that you are currently in.

 Goals are achieved by having a "core focus" and making sure its measurable, specific and has due date, (keep in mind that larger projects like hosting events, building community and courses is not a 1 or 2 week task, great things take time, research, planning and testing and tweaking...)

By setting a strong foundation now, you're positioning yourself for a more productive and rewarding year..

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