You can build a business between diaper changes.
Weekends tend to be busy for all thus, as of now, no major releases on weekends.
Today the SAHceo Youtube channel was set up. Along with a voicemail account for feedback and inquiries.
There should be a post about the voicemail system soon, right now the best way to contact us is through the contact forum.
With this first episode of Stay At Home CEO show we present look at priorities & share some of ours.
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What are priorities vs vision vs goals?
Can priorities change?
Are they really so important to have them as a major topic of an episode?
Figuring out your priorities can take time. There are different methods, but most come down to a combination of:
– what brings you energy – you work towards something or with someone and are more energized then when you started
– what are you naturally great at
– what makes your stronger – giving you more ability to do more in the future
– what are your responsibilities?
Support & Educate two main target groups:
– Stay At Home Parents who want to build one or more revenue streams, either into a self employment venture or business.
– Stay At Home Dads
Threre are three simple ways:
1. share StayAtHomeCEO with people who want to be a stay at home parent with a business
2. Provide feedback – comments, email, posts on walls – even if it’s a simple “This is great” or “I disagree with X” Simply getting people to post, or reply is a dramatic help.
3. RT, Like, +1 & comment on those social networks if we do something great.
Many articles have helped me to develop my processes of generating production. Learning how I work best, by looking at what has worked & figuring out the keys.
This article titled How to Kill Writer’s Block and Become a Master Copywriter in Only 3 Hours a Day by Copyblogger is one of the articles that had a consistent message of breaking production into short sprints of creativity & work.
Here is one part that really hit me:
Craft and research were the fuel, but boredom was the key. It got to a point where he just couldn’t sit there for half an hour doing nothing … so he wrote.
Being a Stay At Home Dad means that most of the time I have so much stimulus that there is no way for me to get bored. I had to be intentional about radically reducing inputs and hurry.
What are your take aways from this post?