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🗓️ 3 May 2024
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Learn when to hire out to free up time from urgent, non-important tasks so you can focus on what truly matters.
The Eisenhower Matrix groups tasks into 4 categories:
Urgency deals with a close due date. These tend to be someone else's priority (bills, taxes, work tasks, household chores).
Important tasks are important to you.
Tasks can overlap in terms of urgency and importance, but often important non-urgent tasks get ignored because you have to motivate yourself to do them.
You need to maximize efficiency on urgent and important tasks.
Stop doing non-urgent and non-important tasks.
Now we come to urgent but non-important tasks.
These tasks have to get done, but tend to be relatively unskilled. When they are skilled, someone else can typically do them for you.
Initially, as a business owner and young person, you have to perform these tasks. At some point, though, you have to be able to spend time working on the business, not in it, and you gain that time by automating and delegating these tasks.
One option is to hire tasks out. Matt sometimes uses Upwork or Fiverr for tasks like artistic renderings. Not only can Matt as the CEO and founder not perform these tasks well, but even the marketing and design team within Barbell Logic needs to be focused on more important work. Their time is worth more than these relatively quick tasks.
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0:00.0 | You're listening to Barbell Logic. |
0:04.7 | The podcast where we talk about what it means to experience strength. |
0:08.3 | And how you can use simple, hard and effective strategies in training and nutrition to improve your life. |
0:15.0 | It starts with meeting you where you are right now and finding lasting solutions. |
0:20.0 | Welcome to the show. You're listening to the Barbologic podcast. This is another episode of the |
0:36.6 | coaching success series. I'm your host Matt Reynolds. Happy Friday. You might be |
0:41.9 | able to hear it in my voice. My voice is not great. On the last |
0:45.6 | podcast funny story talked about taking a Sabbath. I went down to the cabin and got a little |
0:51.6 | work done and did some resting and watch a TV show and went to bed that night. |
0:57.0 | And I have my old CPAP there, the one I've had for 20 years. |
1:01.0 | And back in those days, just about all new CPaps now I actually have a travel |
1:06.3 | CPAP and I have my nicer home one at my main house so I don't have to travel back and forth |
1:11.7 | with a big giant CPAP I've just got the old |
1:14.7 | seepap down at the cabin because it works fine. But the old seepaps they don't auto regulate and so the new |
1:20.9 | seepaps they can kind of feel how much air to push into your sinuses and |
1:26.2 | your nostrils. I use the nose pillows. And I did not put enough water in it and it ran out of water so it basically heats up a water tank and then it's basically putting humidified air into your nose to keep you know if you can be a nose breather or not a mouth breather and it ran out of air and I woke up at like |
1:45.1 | 145 150 in the morning on Friday morning last week and my nose was so irritated |
1:54.1 | that I sneezed five or six hundred times |
1:56.7 | over the next several hours. |
1:58.3 | I mean, like literally every 10 seconds or 20, |
2:01.6 | I was miserable. Sneeze so much that my. every miserable |
2:03.3 | sneeze so much that my ribs got sore and I lost my voice |
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