list of priority activities.

So finally, let’s talk about priorities for a moment.

I remember hearing some years ago that the only thing that makes money is marketing. Creating products doesn’t. Answering emails doesn’t. Talking on the phone doesn’t.

Only marketing does, in h

Multitasking is touted as a solution for the busy home business owner, but is it?

Let’s consider.

When you’re multitasking, what you are actually doing is frequently jumping from one task to another. Each task requires your concentration, or a measure of it. Then you jump back to the previous task again and attempt to carry on where you left off a little while ago.

Now is this the formula for achievement?

Or for stress?

Sure, there appears to be a demand that you juggle a lot of balls at the same time. Not supposed to drop any of them.

You’re the CEO of your home based business. You’re also the secretary, the receptionist, the financial controller, the supplies purchaser, the PR person.

As if that wasn’t enough, you’re probably also the production department.

It’s a lot to juggle. It’s a lot to multitask between.

SO WHAT’S THE SOLUTION?

Focus is.

Complete one task, then start and complete the next most important task. And continue that pattern during your work time. This way you will achieve as much as humanly possible... if your list of the most important tasks is based on a carefully chosen list of priority activities.

So finally, let’s talk about priorities for a moment.

I remember hearing some years ago that the only thing that makes money is marketing. Creating products doesn’t. Answering emails doesn’t. Talking on the phone doesn’t.

Only marketing does, in hi

he previous task again and attempt to carry on where you left off a little while ago.

Now is this the formula for achievement?

Or for stress?

Sure, there appears to be a demand that you juggle a lot of balls at the same time. Not supposed to drop any of them.

You’re the CEO of your home based business. You’re also the secretary, the receptionist, the financial controller, the supplies purchaser, the PR person.

As if that wasn’t enough, you’re probably also the production department.

It’s a lot to juggle. It’s a lot to multitask between.

SO WHAT’S THE SOLUTION?

Focus is.

Complete one task, then start and complete the next most important task. And continue that pattern during your work time. This way you will achieve as much as humanly possible... if your list of the most important tasks is based on a carefully chosen list of priority activities.

So finally, let’s talk about priorities for a moment.

I remember hearing some years ago that the only thing that makes money is marketing. Creating products doesn’t. Answering emails doesn’t. Talking on the phone doesn’t.

Only marketing does, in h

CEO of your home based business. You’re also the secretary, the receptionist, the financial controller, the supplies purchaser, the PR person.

As if that wasn’t enough, you’re probably also the production department.

It’s a lot to juggle. It’s a lot to multitask between.

SO WHAT’S THE SOLUTION?

Focus is.

Complete one task, then start and complete the next most important task. And continue that pattern during your work time. This way you will achieve as much as humanly possible... if your list of the most important tasks is based on a carefully chosen list of priority activities.

So finally, let’s talk about priorities for a moment.

I remember hearing some years ago that the only thing that makes money is marketing. Creating products doesn’t. Answering emails doesn’t. Talking on the phone doesn’t.

Only marketing does, in h

WHAT’S THE SOLUTION?

Focus is.

Complete one task, then start and complete the next most important task. And continue that pattern during your work time. This way you will achieve as much as humanly possible... if your list of the most important tasks is based on a carefully chosen list of priority activities.

So finally, let’s talk about priorities for a moment.

I remember hearing some years ago that the only thing that makes money is marketing. Creating products doesn’t. Answering emails doesn’t. Talking on the phone doesn’t.

Only marketing does, in h

list of priority activities.

So finally, let’s talk about priorities for a moment.

I remember hearing some years ago that the only thing that makes money is marketing. Creating products doesn’t. Answering emails doesn’t. Talking on the phone doesn’t.

Only marketing does, in his view. Well, what do you think of that? He’d made a million dollars in business so his was the voice of experience.

His priority was on marketing. Connecting with potential customers. Creating methods to reach with his market. Others produced the material he sold.