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It’s 2020 – a new year, a new decade, a new plan to tackle your business goals and excel! But where do you start when it comes to planning? We have Kathryn Hofer joining us on today’s 360 Health Biz Podcast episode to chat all about planning for your life and your business.
First things first when it comes to planning – you need to prioritize what is most important to you. And guess what? Sometimes that doesn’t always have to be business. If you are feeling unhealthy or having a family crisis – that is your priority because your business will not be successful if you are not able to dedicate your full self to it.
Kathryn gave us a history lesson on the word priority – that’s right priority, not priorities. It was a singular word for over 500 years until the 1900s when it became plural. So when did we go from having one important priority to having multiple? We are only one person and can only put 100% effort into one thing at a time. Thus priorities is simply unattainable.
Kathryn gave us a history lesson on the word priority – that’s right priority, not priorities. It was a singular word for over 500 years until the 1900s when it became plural. So when did we go from having one important priority to having multiple? We are only one person and can only put 100% effort into one thing at a time. Thus priorities is simply unattainable.
In this episode, Kathryn discusses:
- approaches to planning
- determining what your maintenance tasks are
- “no means not now” and creating boundaries in business
- the 2x rule when it comes to learning tech stuff
- time management tips
- planning as an action word and creating the framework to activate
- approaches to planning
- determining what your maintenance tasks are
- “no means not now” and creating boundaries in business
- the 2x rule when it comes to learning tech stuff
- time management tips
- planning as an action word and creating the framework to activate
Kathryn Hofer is the founder of Modern Planner, an online community designed to take the dread out of planning and help people live more intentionally. Lovingly referred to as the “champion of boundaries and guilt-free intentional living,” Kathryn is passionate about helping overwhelmed and overworked people slow down, create space for what matters, and make meaningful progress toward their goals. When she isn’t hosting a Planning Party or connecting with the members of her community, you can probably find Kathryn hanging out with her family, spending time outside or curled up with a good book.
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