Do you know how many websites there are online now adays?
Lots.
As in ...over a billion. (According to this site right here!) And the number literally rises every single second. (Holy website statistics, Batman!)
But for reals, one of the main questions that I get asked LITERALLY every single week is, "How do you schedule your days to get everything done?!"
Email. Content scheduling and creation. Marketing and promotion. Managing FOUR Facebook groups. Administrative tasks. Customer support. Cat wrangling. There's a LOT of shiz to do.
Not to toot my own horn or anything, but I think I've managed to make scheduling into an art form over the years!
Being in a constant state of overwhelm is becoming waaaay too common now adays for many people, and it's time to make that shiz STOP.
Why? Because feeling overwhelmed hinders productivity and creativity, makes you feel like crap, makes work way less fun and ... well ... it's just plain OVERWHELMING.
Today I wanted to give you something that I spent 12 hours creating this past week: The Online Business Roadmap.
Yep, it's exactly what it sounds like! It's a 15 page PDF checklist with ALL of the steps for both starting AND growing your online business all written down IN ORDER so that you know exactly where to start and what to work on next in order to reach your big, hairy scary goals!
It even includes links to extra resources, freebies and more. Woo hoo!
Guess who hasn't been writing tons of blog posts lately?!?
:::makes sheepish face:::
Yes, it's true. This year has been so action-packed with things like making videos for my Youtube channel, planning Facebook lives for my Creative Superheroes Facebook group (you should join us right here- it's free!) and working on my online courses that blogging has taken the back seat recently!
Sorry about that, blogging.
Having clients if you want to run a business is good. In fact, it's kinda necessary if you want to ... ya know ... STAY in business.
But what if you're attracting the WRONG type of clients? Working with people who don't understand your personality, don't value your talents and drain you emotionally is like laying a damp dowel directly on top of a beautifully decorated cake- it covers up the beauty and makes a big mess of the frosting!
