If you're like a lot of people out there, you have this business idea or you've already started a side hustle and you want desperately to succeed. But you have no formal business background, so you struggle with all of those business-y\u00a0types of things.<\/p>\n
Like accounting, sales, and organization.<\/p>\n
You know you want to succeed, so there's one goal. And it's one of the most important goals.<\/p>\n
It's not a matter of when you start using a progress log. It's that you don't. And you need to. Like right now.<\/p>\n
If you want to reach any goals–especially success–you need to be accountable. Not necessarily to anyone else but to yourself. When you use a progress log, you:<\/p>\n
In A Cup of Content, we have “A Cup of Focus” available, a two-page worksheet our members\u00a0can fill out each week to reflect, plan, and prioritize. It's not anything spectacular, but it doesn't have to be.<\/p>\n
Those people who keep progress logs tend to achieve better results than those who don't. All you need to do is print one off and do it. Not hard, right?<\/p>\n
It's simple, really: time block. Pull out your calendar and schedule time into your calendar and call it “Progress log”. Then,\u00a0promise<\/strong> yourself that you will not schedule over it. When those times come that you really have to cancel–don't cancel.\u00a0Reschedule.<\/em> The key, however, is to find the right time for you so you don't have to reschedule.<\/p>\n We'll share it with you. KISS–keep it simple, silly. (Because calling people stupid is, well, stupid.)<\/p>\nReady to see our members' progress log?<\/h2>\n