I have a treat for you. I'm sharing an episode that my operations lead, Tiffany Smith and I recorded

four years ago that will help you figure out some ways to get more time. Who doesn't want more time?

If you take even one of these tactics we share in this episode and implement it, I am convinced

it will be time well spent.

And don't forget the compound effect that you get by having that new system, tactic, or

tool in your life ongoing week after week into the future. I am recording this intro while I'm in

Nashville, Tennessee, where I just hosted an

in-person retreat for my high-level program CEO Chicks, which is a hybrid of one-on-one coaching

and masterminding with me for women who have multi-six-figure businesses with lean teams.

Everyone was interested in pursuing opportunities in their

business, and in order to do that, they need more time at home and in their business. A few of the

things they are considering or already doing are hiring a personal assistant to run errands for them and other household tasks,

including laundry and meal prep, and several are implementing or refining their project management

systems in their businesses. For myself, since we recorded this episode in 2018, in Bizchicks,

we have added ClickUp as our home base

and project management system. And by we, I mean, Tiffany implemented that. And I am a user. And we now

solely communicate via Slack, whereas previously we used Voxer. We no longer used Trello, and we also added

Airtable to track our clients' goals and other data that they share with us, and we review this

data as a team monthly. Also, Tiffany has automated more things than I can think of using

Zapier and other internal integrations between

software products. There's a lot of automation happening in my business and that means that it's

not required that a person do those things. So also saving us time. And in case you didn't know,

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