How can you bring more structure and discipline into your life?

In this episode, my guest, Jordan Gill, highlights the importance of prioritizing oneself and getting to know what’s essential or non-essential in one’s life - be it with love, career or friendships. She stresses how vital it is to sort your work by date, urgency and sections. It is better to work with a few files that are essential, than with a year's worth of outdated papers and notices.

Getting organized and knowing your essentials might just propel you to your goals sooner than you imagined. 

Jordan Gill, an operations consultant and founder of Systems Saved Me, helps overworked “one-woman shows” become streamlined solopreneurs. She is all about creating a cohesive operating system to organize your tasks, files, and inbox. Jordan helps women think differently about getting organized and being a well-directed, goal-oriented entrepreneur.

Learn more about Jordan at www.systemssavedme.com
Connect with Jordan on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/systemssavedme/

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Key moments to tune in for:
[6:45] What is “batching” and how does it help you become more efficient?  

[18:45] How do systems bring for freedom into our lives? 

[23:33] Organizing your digital workspace to eliminate distractions. 

[31:00] What three things do you need to implement to become a more productive and efficient individual?

[52:00] How to use scheduling software to create effective boundaries. 

[59:00] Learn to manage your client expectations.

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