James Clear said:
"You do not rise to the level of your goals, you fall to the level of your systems."
But most people never build any.
My 6 critical solopreneur systems (and how I built them):
1/ Knowledge Management System
Everything you know or need to reference should be stored in one place.
I use @NotionHQ as my personal knowledge management system:
- Business plan
- Weekly to-do
- Course roadmap
- Business workflow
- Process documents
All in one place.
2/ Time Blocking System
GCal + Calendly makes sure I never book something in the wrong spot.
- Mornings: Workout & Engagement on Social
- Early afternoon: Creativity and writing
- Late afternoon: Meetings & projects
I set up custom availability for everything.
3/ Content Creation System
I use a 4-step content creation system to produce rapidly:
- Step 1: Curate
- Step 2: Create
- Step 3: Templatize
- Step 4: Distribute
I use a combination of @TwemexApp + @SaveToNotion + @hypefury to execute the plan.
4/ Content Promotion System
If you write once, you should promote twice.
Part of my 2023 plan is to continue building a best-in-class promotion system for my business.
I'm going to start by following this one from @harrydry at MarketingExamples: marketingexamples.com/content/sharing
5/ Networking System
Keeping up with people isn't easy.
Sure, my best friends & I talk weekly.
But I want to touch base (and support) others I've gotten to know. So, I created a quarterly reminder.
Every 13 weeks, I reach out to 20+ people to see if I can help in some way.
6/ Virtual Assistant System
12 months ago, I brought on VA to help reduce noise during my weekday.
She's been absolutely amazing and saved me nearly 40 hours per month.
Here's our system for working together:
And that's a wrap.
Shoutout to @JamesClear for the inspiration.
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