6 principles of simply better systems

6 principles of simply better systems

with Tanya Smith, Online Business Strategistwww.TanyaSmithOnline.com

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ideas for using this report

use this as a quick start guide choose one tip and plan an action within the next 24 hrs dig deeper using Google or another search tool accept some of the principles as a timely reminder share with a friend or colleague


one - simple is better

think about it. when was the last time you took 99 steps to get to a solution? it didn’t feel great, did it. and you never quite made it past step 9.


two - 3 bucket rule

evaluate your business activities every day, every hour, in the moment – what could you automate? assign to someone else? what essential tasks must you act on?


three - people over process

it’s not even really about the process. it’s the people on the other side of the process that matter. how is your super fabulous system working for them?


four - once and done

the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again…and expecting the next time to be easier. it could be, if you only had a template.


five - big impact, big win

do the things that make the biggest impact. stop spending 80% of your time on all that small stuff that won’t even matter in a year.


six - plan to be productive

what kind of task management plan do you use? GTD? sticky notes? Evernote? if you don’t have a plan, your to-do list will burn you out…fast


now that you’ve read this

what will you do next? share one action item with me on my Facebook page. just 1 is all you need. keep is simple, remember?

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about Tanya Smith

business coach, soccer mom, online geek, gadget girl - sharing digital productivity resources that help independent service providers leverage the internet to get more done.

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