Automation

Here is an automation myth I hear too often…

It takes too long to automate parts of my business.

Not true!!!

Actually it’s the opposite of true.

While there are some areas of automation that require a longer investment in time, you can get some super quick automation wins if you know where to focus your efforts and energy.

Today I’m sharing 3 of my favourite speedy automation wins with you.

1. Add an auto response to your inbox - let people know that their email has been received and you’ll…

If you’ve been following me for more than 5 minutes, then you know I love automation. Actually, it’s more than just loving automation. I am passionate about it, it’s my zone of genius, and I get so much joy in sharing the power of automation with other coaches and consultants.

But there is a big mistake that I see people making when they automate parts of their business.

They jump straight into putting the process on autopilot without considering how effective the process is first. That’s not …

If you were to make contact with me about automating your business, one of the first questions I would ask you would be “What are your goals with automation?”

Some of the typical responses I hear are 

to save time, 

to stop being so manual, 

to not have to do the things that don’t light them up.

While these are certainly goals, they are so general that it’s going to be very difficult to determine if you have been successful in attaining them.

It may seem cliche to say that you need to be ‘…

If you’re looking at ways to boost your productivity you’ve probably considered your physical environment. What is happening around you that either increases or decreases your level of productivity?

Perhaps you’ve even considered how your physical health and ability to focus on the task at hand impacts how productive you are each day.

But have you given much thought to the psychological factors that impact your daily output?

In my last blog post in this series, I looked at how to begin the pr…

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