Friday Fashion Business Tip: All Tasks Are Not Created Equal

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Something to always keep in mind, all task are not created equal. You only have some many hours in a day and so much energy to put forth in those hours, always focus on the tasks that will have have the biggest impact first, then move on to others.

Start your day by making a short list of your most important tasks. Only 2 or 3! Which tasks on your plate can make the most positive impact on your business? Don’t confuse these tasks with the “biggest” or most challenging tasks, they don’t have to be.

Example: maybe you need to add a sidebar call to action on your blog for our latest collection. This task may only take you 15 minutes but the impact and payoff could be great, leading to sales and awareness for your brand. This is an important task but it’s by no means a very challenging one.

By focusing on the things that can make the biggest difference in your business first, your day will feel a lot less crazy and hectic as you make your way through the things that are not quite as important.

When it comes to your tasks, play favorites and show extra love to the most important ones.

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Nicole Giordano

Nicole is the founder of StartUp FASHION, an online resource and community supporting for independent designers around the world with building their businesses. A deep love for the craft of fashion paired with an adamant belief that success is defined by the individual, led her to found StartUp FASHION, where she helps independent designers and makers screw the traditional fashion business rules, create their own paths, and build businesses they truly love. More than anything else, she’s in the business of encouragement and works every day to remind makers and designers that they have something special to offer the world and that they can, in fact, do this thing!

1 Comment
  1. Gigi Rodgers

    Fiverr.com is also a great resource to use to get a LOT of items off your plate.
    It may cost you between $5 – $20/task, but think about the time saved to laser focus on the more important tasks that you PERSONALLY have to handle. Besides, it’s good practice in delegating responsibility to competent hands and you S-L-O-W-L-Y releasing the death grip you have on your company, you control freak, you.

    Need research done? Hire a VA
    Need a sales letter? Hire a copywriter (they’re magicians!)
    Need kinetic type to display a cool message? Hire a kinetic type graphic designer

    I think you get the point.
    Now focus on your big ‘To-Do’s’ and start practicing the art of ‘Letting Go’.

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