12-week plan

How To Slow Down To Speed Up Your Projects

So where were we? Last week I was crying onto the page that the world did not know where it was going. Mainly, what's also going on with my projects and plans. You can read or listen to it here. This week we stopped and looked where we are and rebooted with more focus and energy. We had to slow down to speed up with our plans. Personally, I had to remind myself where I'm going in the long term to connect with what is important right now. My 'Me Too' movement Thank you to all t

How To Get Going with the 12-Week Year Plan.

Planning Your Business 12 Weeks at a Time With the summer months approaching Christmas is probably the furthest thing from most people’s minds. If you are hoping to build your current coworking space, or start a new one, now is the time to start looking towards the end of the year so 2021 can be more successful than you imagine. I recently spoke to Carsten of Desk Mag to find out when people are most likely to join a coworking space. His response was sometime around or after a major holiday.

Why Is The '12-Week Year' So Good? Here's why!

Have you heard of the book 'The 12-Week Year'? No? Oh wow! It's so good! But, why is the '12-Week Year' so good? Well, you know when you have all these goals and ideas and need to get them in order? You want to make them happen. Your calendar is rolling around like a drunken sailor in a brothel with a credit card. Your head is about to burst with possibility and inspiration. And deep down inside, you know, you are going to struggle to make any other happen, even though you know it could.

How To Avoid The Pain Of Your Marketing Plan - (and it's not what you think)

One of the recurring themes for people is finding the right tool to make their marketing work like magic. When I ask people what they need the tool for they say something like, 'to make marketing simple and save time.' Before we go on, I had to work this one out too. I thought a tool could save my life and then when I dug a bit deeper, I realised I did not know what I wanted it to do. So to cut to the chase, you need to know what you want your marketing tool to do. And please, saving you t