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Eliminating Scheduling Conflicts
If you're like me, you live and die by your calendar. Like, you probably won't have time to die if it's not on your schedule... BUT - that can be really frustrating when the right things aren't on your calendar, or they are on the wrong day or at the wrong time (or in the wrong time zone). I want to give you not just hacks, but essential tools I use to keep my calendar CLEAN and keep me prepared. 1. Have a "Master Calendar." The one (JUST ONE) that you look at for all your activities. If you use different calendars for different email addresses, or different business, or maybe you use Google calendar AND ical on your phone. STOP Pick one to be the MASTER calendar that is now your standard of truth. Every booking, appointment, date night, everything, is on that calendar. 2.Your calendar link. If you are in the podcast booking service, you have this as a requirement, but if you don't have a booking link that can be published and sent to others, get one. Then MAKE SURE IT TALKS TO YOUR MASTER CALENDAR If your calendar link talks to a different calendar, you're going to find yourself frustrated and double-booked. 3. If it matters, BOOK IT. Your date night? It goes on your master calendar. Your lunch break? Same thing. Your kids concerts? On the calendar. Your Dentist appointment? ON THE CALENDAR If it doesn't end up there, it's not happening. Period. 4. Give yourself Grace. When you have a task with a deadline, book the deadline on your calendar, and then book some time before to get it done. That podcast interview? obviously on the calendar, but then book yourself some time earlier to listen to the podcast. Those emails? Book the deadline on your calendar and the time in advance to get it done. BOOK IT TWICE This will save you from last minute pushes - and give you the ability to extend your deadline if you need it. (By the way, if you read this far, post a tinkerbell gif in the comments.) 5. The weekly huddle. For @Richard Hickman and I it's Sunday nights at 7. Are we perfect about it? No, but our weeks go so much better when we do this. We sit down with the calendar and look at the upcoming week together so there are no surprises, and then we
1 like • Jul 3
We have a master one, that we use, and trust me, if something isn’t on there, it doesn’t happen its still like riding a wild bull who is raging mad at times even with having some of these things in place
1 like • Jul 3
Make an appointment with yourself to get those important things done, like writing a news letter, or having a date night that has been a rescue also, delegating is huge
I’ve advanced in the her bold voice speaker competition
I just found out I’m a semi finalist in the her bold voice speaking compotition I now get to deliver the same talk live on zoom in front of judges. No pressure right?
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Don't make the same mistake I did with my Calendar
This is especially important for Level 1 certified speakers, but for everyone in general PLEASE MIND YOUR CALENDARS If you don't want to take calls on holidays, block them off. If you don't want to miss that rugby game, block it off. It's good practice every Sunday night to review your availability for the following week. Leave a comment when you see this!
2 likes • May 9
Trust me, i live by what’s on that calendar.
Huge milestone Protected site is live
Hey all, I have been working on a project that is 5 years in the making God asked me to write a book around my early childhood. while that is in process, we got the site for the book up, and I’d love for you all to check it out, www.protectedbook.com Thank you all for your support
Some Interesting Data
I've been looking at the data for 30 days to more stages challenge and I thought you might be interested. Post your thoughts on this data in the comments Total Opt-In for the challenge: 25 Completion Measured By day Day 1 : 9 (36%) Day 2 : 9 (36%) Day 3 : 8 (32%) Day 4 : 8 (32%) Day 5 : 7 (28%) Day 6 : 4 (16%) Day 7 : 3 (12%) Day 8 : 3 (12%) Day 9 : 4 (16%) Day 10 : 3 (12%) Day 11 : 3 (12%) Day 12 : 4 (16%) Day 13 : 5 (20%) Day 14 : 1 (4%) Day 15 : 0 (0%) Day 16 : 3 (12%) Day 17 : 0 (0%) Day 18 : 0 (0%) Day 19 : 0 (0%) Day 20 : 0 (0%) Day 21 : 0 (0%) Day 22 : 0 (0%) Day 23 : 1 (4%) Day 24 : 1 (4%)
Some Interesting Data
2 likes • Feb 4
I find this interesting, it kind of reminds me of podcasting, how most people drop off after their 7th episode, is this similar? they get all stoked for the idea, but aren't ready to go the long hall?
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Teresa Blaes
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@teresa-blaes-2405
I'm an author, coach product creater and podcaster. I love to learn and grow in my craft. oh, and I write music and poetry on the side.

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