CEO Monday: boss activities for the dayyy
There was a season where Iād get so many inquiries, but if a bride didnāt reply right away, Iād just⦠let it go. Part of me was scared to ābotherā them, part of me just got busy with weddings, and part of me thoughtāāIf they wanted me, theyād have booked already.ā But then slow season would hit and Iād realize I had let dozens of inquiries slip away because I didnāt have a plan to follow up. š And THAT felt worse than sending a ābotheringā email. So I made follow-up part of my CEO Monday ritual (and later automated it) One day, one hour where I: - Check who hasnāt replied. - Send my pre-written ānurturing follow upā DM or email. - Track where theyāre at (ready, waiting, or ghosted). It feels sooo much lighter to start the week with a clean slate instead of a pile of āwhat ifās.ā The to-doās: š Journal Prompts:ā Who ghosted me last week, and how can I follow up differently?ā Did I give enough VALUE in my last message or was I just āchecking inā?ā What did I do that built momentum this week?ā Celebrate one win from follow-up, big or small.ā One goal for this weeks inquiries. š» Business: - Review open inquiries in your inbox - Write/send your follow-up messages - Track which ones book after - Plan your next DM story CTA for inquiries š² Personal: - Do laundry or drop off dry cleaning - Pay a bill youāve been ignoring š - Organize your fridge or pantry - Knock out one random errand you keep saying ālaterā to Your homework this week ā follow up with one inquiry youāve been avoiding. Heres an email template you can send! Your note to self šš¼ Sometimes weāre the only bottleneck by feeling like weāll *annoy* her for sending another email or DM or text.š
Full send today bosses!