Jason Craveiro | Time Management Can Grow Your Business

Jason Craveiro Welcome to Our Presentation

Time Management Can Grow Your Business

We constantly have more to accomplish than we have time for. Time management so likely makes up the majority of the $19 billion self-help market.

It's also typically a key element of mentoring and training for real estate investors.

You see, you will experience significant performance improvements once you begin completing more of the proper tasks every day.

Why is Time Management Important Every day, each of us has a finite number of hours to work with. We have a wide range of options for how we can spend our time throughout those hours. According to the Jason Principle, 20% of the feasible activities will result in 80% of your results.

Why is it so Important to Real Estate Investors Specifically It's almost as if we entrepreneurs have a magnetic field that draws time waste to us. We are not being micromanaged, and if we want to, we are free to waste time in gigantic proportions.

Because of this, it is even more crucial that we successfully manage our time so that we can complete all the chores that will generate income.

Instead, we frequently experience one of two things:

1. We don't make as much money as we should, or even worse, as much as we could.

2. We experience a sense of unfinishedness as the workweek (you have one, right?) concludes.

It doesn't take much justification to explain poor revenue creation, but the second challenge might.

A Feeling of Incompleteness Real estate investors who don't manage their time well deal with this unpleasant issue. It shows up like this: It's 5 PM, which means that for the majority of those who work, the workday is over.

Most of them have already stopped thinking about the office as they commute home and have begun to focus on their families, the television, a cold drink, or whatever they are looking forward to after a long day.

On the other hand, you experience the terrible sensation that the day has flown by and you haven't accomplished anything significant.

So, how will you manage their time if you can't manage your own? Get your time management under control instead, and if you still need assistance, you'll be operating at full capacity and getting the most possible return on your investment.

Then, if you and I can both agree that you need to manage your time more effectively, you should start studying some specific tactics and putting them into practice in your real estate investing company.

I've spent a lot of money on resources to master time management, ranging from cheap books to exorbitantly priced seminars. What did I discover? The majority of the ideas covered in pricy lectures are found in cheap books.

Jason Craveiro