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E56: How to Find Your Workflow

Run Lift Mom

English - November 09, 2019 10:33 - 11 minutes - 11 MB - ★★★★★ - 110 ratings
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Experts agree checklists (ie daily, weekly, monthly tasks) should be considered "working documents". They will change and evolve. If you don't know what the tasks on your checklist are, do a time audit and highlight tasks in 3 different colors to help categorize into daily/weekly/monthly.


I have mine (below- yours will look different because you have different goals and started at a different time) in two places due to my lifestyle: 


1. printed out and laminated (to mark off in dry erase) on my bathroom mirror 


2. in the notes section of my phone (on iPhone, the checklist function is a circle with a check at the bottom).  


There are some great templates on Evernote and standalone apps (Daily Checklist) that can achieve the same thing.  


DAILY: pray for teammates, business email post to IG stories post to Facebook biz check in with team listen to a podcast (not mine) Plan social content for next day Expenses  


WEEKLY: publish podcast edit podcasts, guest marketing publish pod, blog post on website share to LinkedIn, Pinterest, TikTok 1:1s with team, as scheduled Follow up (cust, team prospects), Record 1-3 product hacks, reviews  


MONTHLY: new team onboarding, as scheduled Deep dive on larger ZYIA FB groups Outreach- podcast, partnerships Outreach- new team prospects Record & edit bonus podcast episode  




I suggest you make your own daily, weekly, monthly "working document". This is a tool to help your workflow. Remember, the tool is not the strategy. Learn more from me at runliftmompod.com or join my ZYIA team’s open house at activeopportunity.com

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