
By eleven, you've closed something.
We meet on Fridays from 9 to 11 on Zoom.
You get more done when you come sit with us.
I'll guide the two hours.
Bring the mess with you. The things you've been carrying around all week:
That email that's been sitting there.
The text you couldn't get written.
The contact you should have reached out to.
Social media posts never written.
Tax and accounting postponed.
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And it is far more common than the online business world likes to admit. That is not weakness. It is how we are wired.
It works better to design around how I actually work, than around how I think I should work.
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When the work has a beginning and an end, something changes.
You start producing right away, instead of spending 45 minutes getting into the right mood.
You close your tasks by eleven, instead of letting tasks circle in your head all week.
The week ends with something finished.
You feel ashamed at how hard it can be to start on your own. Not the big dramatic things. The thing that should have taken twenty minutes.
Simple tasks grow into elephants when no one is waiting.
Important tasks stay mentally open all week.
You know the difference between being busy and moving forward.
You start faster when someone else is in the room.
And you’re tired of ending Fridays feeling behind.
Two hours. Five other people.
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