EPISODE · Mar 17, 2026 · 11 MIN
38. The $10,000/ Hour Test… What You Should NEVER Be Doing Again
from The Automatic Insurance Agency
Quantify the value of your work, and invest your time accordingly.Use the $10,000 per hour test (from Perry Marshall’s 80/20 framework) to identify which tasks you should stop doing and which deserve your focus.List all weekly money-making and money-saving activities, including tasks you do yourself to avoid paying others.Assign an hourly dollar value to each activity based on what it would cost to delegate, then rank activities from highest to lowest value.Eliminate activities that lose money, gain nothing, or have no clear economic value, and postpone uncertain tasks for a week, then a month, then potentially forever.Concentrate on the highest-impact, highest-income work while automating or delegating everything else to create more impact and income in less time.START WITH THE eBOOKGet the free ebook The 23 Reasons Most Insurance Agency Owners Can't Enjoy a 3-Day Weekend Lifestyle - And How to Fix ThemSCHEDULE A STRATEGY SESSIONWe’ll Discuss YourBiggest Goal - If you or your agency could only achieve 1 thing in the next 12 months, what would it be?Value of Biggest Goal - What's it worth to you (money, free time and / or happiness) to achieve this goal? Biggest Frustration - If you could "fix" 1 thing in your agency in the next 12 months, what would it be?Frustration Cost - What is your biggest frustration COSTING you (money, free time and / or happiness)?Then, We’ll Discuss the Plan & Expected ResultsWhich goal(s) are likely to be achieved and how long it usually takes, based on our experience.The best way to help you achieve your goals, based on your style and time available to implement.Your anticipated time investments & money investments.What guarantees we can makeSchedule a Strategy Session
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