In business, slow periods happen to everyone. These might be due to seasons, holidays, or world events. For some business owners, this becomes a time of panic and worry. For me, it’s a time to do several of the things that I put on the back burner (even though I shouldn’t) during busy times in my business.

As entrepreneurs, we put tremendous effort into growing our businesses. We attend webinars, host workshops, create content, and follow all the recommended strategies. Yet sometimes, despite our best intentions, we unknowingly sabotage our own success.

We put a lot of time into planning our daysand weeks in our business. In some cases, we plan down to the hour, This is great and necessary. However, tracking our time is important as well.

Most of us have had the experience of needing to be two places at one time.  Sometimes running a business, especially when you’re a solopreneur, can feel just like that.  You have the responsibility of running the entire business…being the face up front and handling the day to day operations in the background.

We spend hours, days, sometimes months trying to come up with the perfect marketing strategy. We create posts, check our social media every minute of every day. We do videos, watch other people’s videos and send out emails. We call our friends & family to tell everyone they know. We even go Live on various platforms, do webinars & masterclasses…all the things.