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EPISODE · Nov 9, 2019 · 11 MIN

E56: How to Find Your Workflow

from Run Lift Mom · host Suzy Goodwin

Experts agree checklists (ie daily, weekly, monthly tasks) should be considered "working documents". They will change and evolve. If you don't know what the tasks on your checklist are, do a time audit and highlight tasks in 3 different colors to help categorize into daily/weekly/monthly. I have mine (below- yours will look different because you have different goals and started at a different time) in two places due to my lifestyle:  1. printed out and laminated (to mark off in dry erase) on my bathroom mirror  2. in the notes section of my phone (on iPhone, the checklist function is a circle with a check at the bottom).   There are some great templates on Evernote and standalone apps (Daily Checklist) that can achieve the same thing.   DAILY: pray for teammates, business email post to IG stories post to Facebook biz check in with team listen to a podcast (not mine) Plan social content for next day Expenses   WEEKLY: publish podcast edit podcasts, guest marketing publish pod, blog post on website share to LinkedIn, Pinterest, TikTok 1:1s with team, as scheduled Follow up (cust, team prospects), Record 1-3 product hacks, reviews   MONTHLY: new team onboarding, as scheduled Deep dive on larger ZYIA FB groups Outreach- podcast, partnerships Outreach- new team prospects Record & edit bonus podcast episode   I suggest you make your own daily, weekly, monthly "working document". This is a tool to help your workflow. Remember, the tool is not the strategy. Learn more from me at runliftmompod.com or join my ZYIA team’s open house at activeopportunity.com

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