How to Save 10 Hours Per Week

For online entrepreneurs

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Today you’ll discover how you can save 10 hours a week.

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Did you know that knowledge workers (that’s us) waste up to 2.5 hours per day just looking for the information they need to do their jobs?

That means that time you spend hunting down a password, or searching through your email for the link to a meeting that’s about to start, or wading through your Canva account looking for your logo adds up to as much as 10 hours every single week. It seems hard to believe, but those few minutes of searching really do add up.

Over the course of a year, you may have wasted as much as 12 weeks' worth of your precious time.

As a small business owner, that’s disastrous for many reasons. First, because you didn’t start your business so you could work longer hours. You probably wanted more time freedom, not less. Not only that, but you probably went into business for yourself, so you could do what you love to do… and I’m guessing that hunting for lost logos isn’t high on your list of tasks you love.

Finally, if you manage a team (even a tiny one), your wasted time is their wasted time, too. When you can’t quickly put your hands on something they need, you end up paying them to wait while you look for it.

So what can you do to get more organized and save those 2.5 hours per day? I have three tools that will help in today’s episode.

What you’ll learn in this episode:

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