Paul Higgins Podcast

445 - Start the year with less


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Hello, I'm Paul Higgins, and welcome to Accelerate Sales solo podcast episode number 445

Today's topic is

  1. Start the year with less 

If it is your first time, welcome. 

I share my learnings from mentoring cloud consultants - typically 10-15min max.  

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START

  • You are probably listening to this at the beginning of 2023
  • To be honest - it doesn't matter as what I will share with you today applies to the start of any year 
  • You have a break and feel refreshed 
  • The first day you clear your emails and easy tasks 
  • Then the oh hell moment hits you 
  • You ask yourself - do you do all of the work 
  • You think to yourself - you must be crazy 
  • No wonder you felt so burnt out at the start of the year 
  • Well, the good news is - it doesn't have to be that way 
  • You have the power to change it


Before I continue, I would like to talk about the scaling blueprint for Cloud Consultants.

Please read it and see what you have right and what is missing

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  • Back to how you simplify your business - because, lets face it, you only have yourself to blame if it isn't 
  • My father-in-law could build anything. 
  • One of his masterpieces was a fiberglass camper/caravan. 
  • It had to meet a specific weight limit for his Toyota Rav 4. 
  • When he went touring, he put a green sticker on everything he used. 
  • When he got back, he would remove everything without a sticker. 
  • Yes, it helped with weight and fuel efficiency; however, it also removed clutter. 
  • Simple and effective. 
  • I apply his logic when I return from my summer break (Dec/Jan in Australia)
  • Throughout the previous year, I have accumulated actions in my business. 
  • If I don't use them in January, I delete them. 
  • It simplifies my business and gives me space to add more during the year. 
  • Some examples 
  • I was writing a separate newsletter and Linkedin posts. Now write once and repurpose 
  • I was sending individual messages for people who downloaded my blueprint - now one video sent by the team 
  • I was typing replies to emails - now I record a video 
  • I was creating extensive show notes for my interview podcast - now I provide an unedited transcript  


What about you? 


What can you start with less this year? 


Links

  • 445 - Show Notes
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