Rhonda Abrams:
When someone asks me what I do for a living, as an entrepreneur, I should respond, “I’m a juggler.”
Like all small-business owners, I’m busily dealing with one critical task after another–sales, new product development, customer service, human resources, finance, marketing, more.
While it’s a challenge to keep all the different balls in the air, learning to juggle successfully is a vital skill if you’re not going to have anything in your business come crashing down.
So how do you learn to become a better juggler of all the responsibilities that you face?
– Cut something out.
– Prioritize and develop a plan.
– Prioritize and develop a plan.
– Add “breathing time” in your day.
– Make notes ahead of time.
With a bit of planning and practice, you too can become a better “juggler” of the many responsibilities you face.
Photo by Leonard Everett Fisher, the Juggler.