Focus Focus Focus

Yo BoldMinds!

A lot of content creators face this challenge, and it comes down to personal productivity.
You can have the best business model and top-notch information, but if you're unable to effectively put in the work and act on the knowledge you have, the results just won’t show.
Many business owners stand to gain a lot by mastering this skill.
In my own journey as an online entrepreneur, I’ve managed to scale to six figures in under a year, and much of that success is thanks to focusing on productivity.
One thing I’ve noticed, even back in school, is that the importance of focus and productivity is often overlooked. It’s something all successful entrepreneurs eventually have to figure out for themselves.
Here are a few strategies that have helped me consistently get into deep, focused work every day:
I organize my schedule around "maker" vs "manager" time.
"Maker time" is when I do deep work, like writing copy for video sales letters (VSLs), creating sales letters, or brainstorming content ideas.
"Manager time" is for meetings with my team, collaborating with creators, or handling sales calls.
For me, mornings are dedicated to "maker" tasks because that's when I can concentrate best, while the afternoons are for "manager" work.
Adopting this mindset has saved me a lot of time and increased my productivity.
Instead of just filling up my calendar with random meetings, this structure allows me to get a lot more done.
Of course, there are plenty of smaller tweaks I’ve made too.
For example, I’ve learned how to stay deeply focused on "maker" tasks for three hours straight, which is a skill anyone can develop.
Training yourself to ignore every distraction—whether it’s your phone, Slack, or other notifications—for that long isn’t easy, but it's totally worth it!

Peace Out!