31 Days to Biztopia - Day 2: Make Time, with Product Hatchery’s Brian Creager
Update: 2016-04-10
Description
If there’s one thing everyone seems to lack it’s time. Even though technology has automated so many tasks and you can buy virtually anything online, people in developed countries are more time-poor than ever before. According to The Economist, it’s actually a problem of perception. It’s argued that you actually have more time on your hands than ever before, but if this is true, why do you feel so rushed and overworked? Today we explore the issue of time from a startup business perspective. What can you do to make more time so you can launch and what can you launch to make more time for what’s important in life. And be sure to listen in for today’s challenge.
##Highlights:##
* People in developed countries, in particular, waste a lot of time on screen time, whether that be phones, computers or TVs.
* The problem with a TV is when it’s there, it’s usually on and through its power of distraction, it can become a massive time suck.
* How long do you spend each day scrolling the Facebook newsfeed or catching up on emails?
* If you knew when you were going to leave this Earth, and it was soon, wouldn’t you stop frittering away the time you had left and start doing all the things on your bucket list?
* When you’re working in someone else’s business, you’re building someone else’s business
* You’ve got X years experience. Somebody wants what you have.
* You don’t always have to look too far outside of what your skill set is, to find what you can do to make money as an entrepreneur
* Private Labelling: Find a product that is already selling and have it private labelled.
* There’s only 24 hours in a day. Everyone gets the same 24 hours. It’s what you do with it that is important.
* In that transition phase, it’s always important to have a strong sense of why you’re doing what you’re doing and who it is for?
* When you’re going through a transition, make sure you are going towards something and not running away from something.
* Everybody goes through phases where it’s difficult to be motivated.
* If you’re making a transition from working for someone else to working for yourself, a big mindset shift is setting up a company.
* No matter what you are doing as an entrepreneur, understand your business and what you’re selling and find a platform that helps you scale that.
* There are some individuals that are not in a mindset to change their station in life and change what they do, despite being unhappy.
* If you’re halfway vested in something it’s going to be very difficult to find that internal motivation to make that change.
* There are always things you can do where you can package up your knowledge and expertise and sell it as a product.
* Amazon is really helpful in scaling a physical products business
* The beauty of Amazon is that it’s a source of traffic and actually a platform to conduct the sale.
* People searching on Amazon have a predisposition to buying the product.
* Typical conversion rates on Amazon are greater than 20%.
* It’s important you find a platform that helps you scale your business
##Today’s Challenge:##
Take an inventory of everything you do in your day (see worksheet in Show Notes)
Show Notes: http://yourbrilliantuncareer.com
##Highlights:##
* People in developed countries, in particular, waste a lot of time on screen time, whether that be phones, computers or TVs.
* The problem with a TV is when it’s there, it’s usually on and through its power of distraction, it can become a massive time suck.
* How long do you spend each day scrolling the Facebook newsfeed or catching up on emails?
* If you knew when you were going to leave this Earth, and it was soon, wouldn’t you stop frittering away the time you had left and start doing all the things on your bucket list?
* When you’re working in someone else’s business, you’re building someone else’s business
* You’ve got X years experience. Somebody wants what you have.
* You don’t always have to look too far outside of what your skill set is, to find what you can do to make money as an entrepreneur
* Private Labelling: Find a product that is already selling and have it private labelled.
* There’s only 24 hours in a day. Everyone gets the same 24 hours. It’s what you do with it that is important.
* In that transition phase, it’s always important to have a strong sense of why you’re doing what you’re doing and who it is for?
* When you’re going through a transition, make sure you are going towards something and not running away from something.
* Everybody goes through phases where it’s difficult to be motivated.
* If you’re making a transition from working for someone else to working for yourself, a big mindset shift is setting up a company.
* No matter what you are doing as an entrepreneur, understand your business and what you’re selling and find a platform that helps you scale that.
* There are some individuals that are not in a mindset to change their station in life and change what they do, despite being unhappy.
* If you’re halfway vested in something it’s going to be very difficult to find that internal motivation to make that change.
* There are always things you can do where you can package up your knowledge and expertise and sell it as a product.
* Amazon is really helpful in scaling a physical products business
* The beauty of Amazon is that it’s a source of traffic and actually a platform to conduct the sale.
* People searching on Amazon have a predisposition to buying the product.
* Typical conversion rates on Amazon are greater than 20%.
* It’s important you find a platform that helps you scale your business
##Today’s Challenge:##
Take an inventory of everything you do in your day (see worksheet in Show Notes)
Show Notes: http://yourbrilliantuncareer.com
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