April 22

Your Days are Easy When You Start Them at The Right Time

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time-dayFor an enterpreneur, structuring your day is essential.  This is typically due to the wearing of many hats that enterpreneurs have to do to run their business.  How you plan each day is a big key to making sure that you get the important things done.  An essential question to ask is, when you are starting your day?

A simple key to starting your day off right is starting it at the right time.  When is that time?  Your day should have started yesterday.  By that I mean that you should take some time at the end of each day to game plan and structure your next day.  Most of us seem to wait until the morning to start planning our day.  This  becomes problematic for a couple of reasons.

The first is that we generally don’t put enough thought into structuring our day by the time morning rolls around as the day is already making demands of our time that we need to get to right away.  The second is that we also forget important items from the previous day since we waited until overnight to address them.

At the end of the day, we always have the best idea of what our next day needs to look like.  Therefore we should put our next day together at that time.  This will make sure that it’s efficiently planned and that nothing gets missed and will also ensure that we don’t ignore this task altogether.  If you aren’t planning your day like this, give it a shot and see what changes in efficiency happen.  What’s worked for you in structuring your day?  How has structuring your day properly allowed you to be successful?

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