Ever wonder where all your time goes?
When I work with new clients, one of the first things I have them do is a time audit.
It’s simple: for one week, they track EXACTLY where their time is going, down to the minute.
The results? Almost everyone is blown away by four things:
1. How much time they spend on tasks they think will “only take a second.”
(You know, those “quick” DMs or emails that take an hour.)
2. How much “context switching” destroys their productivity.
(Jumping from writing to answering texts to program design and back again — it’s exhausting and keeps you out of flow.)
3. How much time they’re spending on tasks that don’t directly produce revenue.
(No explanation needed.)
4. How much time they’re spending on things that could be AUTOMATED.
(From follow-ups to onboarding to scheduling, there are countless tasks you might be doing that don’t need YOU to do them.)
Here’s the good news: most of these time-sucks are completely avoidable.
Take your DMs, for example…
How many hours have you spent sending “freebies” and randomly reaching out to people…
Only to have them fall off your radar and disappear into the abyss?
Now imagine this, instead:
You’ve got a fully automated flow that not only sends them the freebie…
But follows up, continues the conversation, and even guides them to book a call on your calendar based on their goals and level of commitment.
Done!
No endless follow-up. No time wasted. No stress.
And that’s just one example of how automating a (not-so-small) task can free up hours of your time.
Imagine what would happen if you automated two or three of these time-sucks.
Over the next few weeks, I’ll show you exactly how you can set up simple systems to tackle the tasks draining your time…
Because time is one of your most valuable assets — and 2025 is your year to use it wisely!
Let’s make 2025 a WILDLY successful, purpose-filled year to remember,
Alicia
