Ep. 95 Got lots of ideas for your business? Here's how to decide which one to do first
with Lani Jackson
I don’t know about you, but I’m an idea person and get inspired very easily! The issue is that while these ideas may be great; I don’t have time to pursue them all!
So how do we focus on the right one? How do we know which is the right idea to focus on? In today’s episode I’m walking you through the process I take myself through any time I’m trying to pair down the ideas and choose which to focus on!
“Two things that you need to consider when you are looking at your next idea is, what is the amount of work it’s going to take.
And then what is the amount of impact it’s going to make?”
Discussed in this Episode...
Listen as Lani shares:
1. Brain Dump
So the first thing I do is get all those ideas out of my brain and somewhere I can see them. I usually pop open the Trello board that I have specifically for brainstorming and write out all my ideas. After they’re all out of my head, I go back and look at that list. With each idea I asked myself, do you really want to do this? Do you? Is this something you really, really want to do? Because here’s the thing, I often have really great ideas that I don’t actually want to do. Short form video may be a great idea, but do you really want to do it? Does it fit your life and your business? Now is when you start deleting some things off the list.
2. Break it Down
3. How much impact is it going to make in your business?
4. Prioritize
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More about Lani:
Lani is a mom to 6 kids, and wife to her husband of 15 years. She survives on caffeine, laughing with her kids, cooking in the kitchen, hiding in the pantry eating chocolate, and helping other women know they are not alone in the chaos of motherhood & their entrepreneur journey.
She is a Clarity & Strategy Coach for mom entrepreneurs! Helping them to create flexible strategies that adjust and move with the chaos of mom life, but still bring consistent monthly income. Her mission is to help mompreneurs get out of survival mode, release the mom guilt, and create a clear plan of action that will help them reach their dreams of consistent monthly income, flexibility, and freedom.