37 | Managing It All as a Small Business Owner
Today we’re talking about the elusive concept of doing it all: in your business, your life, and doing it all well. I’ll be sharing four tips that help me manage my workload, not feel crushed by my to do list, and find some balance between work and personal life. Before we dive in, a quick PSA:🎉 Save 30% on Marketing Ethics for Acupuncturists! This online class is on sale for 48 hours only. The sale ends Tuesday, April 19th, at midnight. Marketing Ethics for Acupuncturists is worth 2 NCCAOM credits in the Ethics Category. I know Ethics PDAs can by dry and boring, so I tried really hard to make this a fun class! 💃We cover some totally different things that I bet you haven’t heard discussed in an Ethics PDA class yet, including:Ethical testimonial collectionEthical email marketingExamples of really terrible unethical marketingAnd moreWe even watch a super short Monty Python video in the chapter about Ethics of Email Marketing. 🤩Click here to save $15 (over 30%) before the sale ends at midnight on Tuesday, April 19th. The discount code is already applied on the checkout page. Easy peasy!Recently a Marketing Strategy client asked me how I do it all – run a practice and an online business teaching marketing, plus have a life, and keep all those balls in the air.Spoiler alert - I don’t think I do it all well, all the time. But I'm always improving. Managing a business is a constant learning process! Like everyone, I try really hard not to let those small details fall through the cracks. I'm happy to share what I've learned in my years as a business owner that helps keep me organized and on track. And if you're feeling overwhelmed by all the administrative or marketing tasks that it takes to keep your small business running, know that you're not alone. I think everyone asks this question, “How can I do it all?” at some point in their practice. I think of this struggle like growing pains - it's a positive sign that you're at a tipping point in your business. You're busy, congrats! Now it's time to step up and create new systems to support you so you can reach new levels of success and income in your practice.Let's dive into the four things I recommend to help you through this phase, to move through what are essentially growing pains in your practice. SHOW NOTES:Marketing Ethics for Acupuncturists online class - 30% off through Tuesday, 4/19Episode #5: Hiring a Virtual Assistant for Your Acupuncture Practice (Apologies, in the episode I said it was #27 - nope!)Episode #31: Setting Priorities in Your BusinessTemplates for Hiring aSupport the showCurious about Acupuncture Marketing School, the online course for marketing beginners? Join me inside! Click here to learn more.