Here are some examples:
You’ve got back to back meetings (physical or on-line).
You leave each meeting with different action points. Rather than risk moving onto the next meeting and missing important action points:
You have a book that you want to write, but you never seem to have the time and you’re not the fastest typist in the world.
This is important for your online content – but how often do you push it to the back of your things to do? How often do you think of something you should write about – almost word for word – but by the time you have the time to commit it to paper, the idea has gone?
You’re out and about working on your business. You have time to glance through your emails, but no time to respond quickly and accurately from your mobile device.
You’re out and about and you remember all those things you’ve been meaning to do but haven’t had the time.
Imagine getting back to your office at the end of a long day and not having to play catch up with everything that’s happened whilst you’ve been away.
You may even have responses to the emails I have sent out for you.
Just how much time is that going to save you?
Worth a try?
