Intro/Opening remarksThe topic is: Scheduling Your PrioritiesSPEARity (SPEARity.com)Cream City Marketing (creamcitymarketing.com)3:40 SPEARity Event promo
SPEARity had their quarterly APEX event last weekNext one is in September6:45 How SPEARity spearheads goals (refer to episodes 1-3 for SMART goals)
4 C’sCustomer Acquisition (Sales/Acquisition)CashflowCustomer Retention (Fulfillment)Customer GrowthBrad used these buckets to list out his smart goals for the next quarter“I need to get better and more effective at scheduling my day” -BStarted with personal growth goalsWake up time (everyday)Sleep time (everyday)By writing out each thing you need to do every morning and night, you’re building a cognitive memory and you’re able to use it as a measuring stick of successBuild on more to the calendarHe uses bookends to start and close out his “work day”Prep for the dayClose and plan for tomorrowBrad’s DayWake up timeWorkout/eat/get readyPrep for the day~~work~~Close and plan for tomorrowEat/relax/etc.Sleep timeWithout a daily schedule, you will forget day to day activities that you have to do“My prep time helps me recalibrate for the day” -B“If you don’t make the time for lunch, other people will take the time from you” -M (in regards to eating lunch)By scheduling things for the same time every day, your brain will get into a rhythm“The non-negotiables need to be blacked out not matter what” -BBUT they are plans and may be booked over if needed, plans can changeSchedule your work blocks in hour chunks, but only work for 50 min of itBuilt in breaks will help you not burn out during the weekOr work for 90 min and take a 15 min breakFind what works for you and adjust as neededEither way, if you schedule out your week, it’s more likely to go wellPlanning out in blocks reminds you of things you HAVE to do28:00 What goes on the calendar
You don’t have to put everything on your calendarYou see what can be delegated off and what is non-negotiable“Planning time is also deciding time” -MDelegation episodes are 33-34Don’t try to fit it all inPut in the important things and fill in as time is availableUsing a calendar is easy, sticking to it is the hard partThe stuff before work and after work are more important than anything during the day80/20 rulePlanning and prep is in the 20%Setting yourself up for success is the key to the success