Most people can do three things a day. I call this the magic number three. I would like to think about it on a deeper level, so I will write some examples, and I want you to try it. Your life and business will have more agility, stability, and stride.
1: Even if you are just starting your business, you can do at least three things a day. These are a few examples.
- Research something that you need to figure out.
- Start accumulating a potential clients list. If you don’t know how, you need to find a business consultant.
- Create business accounts for social networks.
- Refine your skills and practice.
- Contact a few people and let them know what your business is.
- Find like-minded people or supportive communities so you can keep moving forward. This article will help you identify how to do that.
2: Set your goals and create logistics.
Explained in detail in this blog article. Start working on more specific things and figure out how to get there without wasting too much time. If you don’t have any logistics yet, you can work on three things here for a few days a week, then act on it.
3: If your business is somewhat stable, start working on making it more solid.
This blog article explains how to do that. Mayumi’s tripod theory consists of the number three. Anyone can work with three things at once, so always work on three areas of cultivation.
4: Once in a while, do Kaizen; clear out things no longer serve your business and life.
What is Kaizen and examples are in this blog article.
Think through efficiency. Make it easier to do things that you take too much time over. Think about three things that you can do to make this happen.
Always do three things. Remember the magic number three! Your life and business will start to reshape for the better.