Creating and sticking to a schedule.⁣

Creating and sticking to a schedule.⁣
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On that schedule, you simply have to list out what should be done, and when you have to get it done.⁣
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Most people create schedules, but rarely keep to it. ⁣
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To get amazing results predictably, it's essential to create one, and ensure you keep to it.⁣
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That way, as a business owner or an entrepreneur, you don't go through the day asking questions like, "What should I do this morning or afternoon or evening?"⁣
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Those things should be on your schedule. All you have to do is beat laziness, procrastination, and get the job done.⁣
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Results most times don't come instantaneously, but when you stick to that schedule consistently, you'll be surprised to see how well you can achieve with time.⁣
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I hope this helps.⁣
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Agree. Whoever is punctual and consistent to his work is a successful businessman .

Dortune7 said:

That way, as a business owner or an entrepreneur, you don't go through the day asking questions like, "What should I do this morning or afternoon or evening?"⁣
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Does anyone actually ask themselves this? As I sit buried in emails, texts, missed calls, Slack messages, Asana and Notion alerts... I don't think there is a point in time where I'm wondering what to do next.

Also, welcome to the forum OP. Be sure to make an intro here: https://www.blackhatworld.com/forums/introductions.24/

macdonjo3 said:

Does anyone actually ask themselves this? As I sit buried in emails, texts, missed calls, Slack messages, Asana and Notion alerts... I don't think there is a point in time where I'm wondering what to do next.

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Yes. For a lot of people it’s not easy to decide what to do next when there are so many tasks that need to be done.

I’d like to mention that tools like Trello can be amazingly helpful when creating a schedule and prioritizing your tasks. If you are someone who feels like you’re daily work is scattered and you worry that you might not be maximizing your time efficiently, take a look a Trello and let me know if you have any questions!

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Results most times don't come instantaneously, but when you stick to that schedule consistently, you'll be surprised to see how well you can achieve with time.⁣

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The above is the take-away for me. I followed people like @Bloooop and @Shaunm religiously and I know what they were able to achieve with sticking to schedules

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I don't think there is a point in time where I'm wondering what to do next.

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For forgetful people like myself, I tend to forget what I need to do next constantly.

If you are a freelancer, then there is no need to actually have a schedule. Just know how many hours in total you need to work daily and work that many hours daily.
For example, as a freelancer, you need to work (for example) a total of 10 hours a day : split that into 2 sessions of 5 hours each, at timings that are convenient on a day to day basis. So one day it may be 5 hours in the morning and then another 5 hours in the evening or night.
Total number of productive & effective work is in my opinion more important than having a schedule.