A quote about time, from Harvey MacKay:
“Time is free, but it’s priceless. You can’t own it, but you can use it. You can’t keep it, but you can spend it. Once you’ve lost it you can never get it back”
I’m talking about time because a common objection I hear from people re: daily emails is that they don’t have the time to do it.
I get it, entrepreneurs are being pulled in every which direction and there are only so many hours in every day.
But I’m guessing that a lot of people aren’t being efficient with their time.
A Neilsen report that was released last year showed that the average adult spends between four hours and seven hours every day on social media, depending on which age bracket they fall into.
Sure, if they have businesses some of that time is spent doing work – but how much?
My guess is a big chunk of social media time is spent mindlessly scrolling through newsfeeds, taking quizzes (ie: “Which ‘The Big Bang Theory’ character are you?!”) and fighting over politics with strangers who they’ve never even met.
Back to daily emails:
Once you get in the habit of writing them, you should be able to do each one in 15 minutes (or 25 minutes if you like to take your time).
Would you trim a few minutes away from social media to do something that would generate consistent revenue?
If you did, my guess is you’d make a lot more money and you’d be happier by avoiding the debates and chatter flooding your social media feeds and replacing that with a daily email.
If you can dedicate a few minutes a day, I can show you how to do it.
It’s time to head over here:
