Entrepreneurs, you need to adopt these time management strategies with Holly Marie Haynes

Time management strategies are key to entrepreneurial success. Discipline and consistency trump talent when trying to grow a business. When you adopt these time management strategies, you will work less and achieve more. Who doesn't want that when trying to grow a business Time management strategies that work to build your business in 8 to 10 hours a week Eight hours a week equates to 416 hours a year. That is a lot of time to accomplish what you want to do. Set very specific business hours to work on your business. This needs to be non-negotiable. Holly used 6 to 7:30 each morning to work on her business. You can accomplish a lot in a short amount of time, but if you need more time, choose a longer block of time for a strategy session, for example, 6 to 8 on Saturday morning. Set business hours but also incorporate strategic time to focus on the bigger picture. Take at least two hours a week and map out what's working, what's not working, and what you are going to change to reach your goals. In addition, use 1 hour a week on Sunday, to plan for the week ahead. When you have little time, create theme days so that you can focus your time and accomplish the most possible. For example, every Monday is the day for creating content, and every Wednesday is the time for podcasting. You can also have a specific day for client calls. To build your business in under 10 hours a week adopt these time management strategies: set business hours, have a weekly strategy session, have a planning session, and establish theme days. Read the full show notes and access all links. Download 10 Strategies to Grow Your Business Without Social Media.