Can you believe we’re at the end of June already

Can you believe we’re at the end of June already?? It seems the older I get, the faster time slips away from me. But it’s not just time that seems to slip away, it is tasks or goals I’ve listed that also have a tendency to slip by the wayside. That’s why it’s so important to take inventory at the halfway mark to recount your new years resolutions or business plan—to make Nike Shox Torch sure things are progressing along according to plan, to readjust goals and plans that don’t seem to be working out, and to implement new goals and plans according to growth or downsizing.

Taking inventory isn’t easy. In fact, it’s one of the first things small business owners procrastinate on. And who can blame them? Taking inventory involves time away from normal day-to-day operations and it requires taking a good hard look at where you really are and where you should be.

That’s why I encourage my home business colleagues to keep inventory throughout the year, instead of on a quarterly or semi-annual basis. And the best way to do that is to keep an ongoing task list—a list that helps you stick to your business plan and your Nike Cortez, new year’s goals. And then taking time each month to evaluate what you’ve accomplished, what still needs to be accomplished, and where your business is at financially.

Task lists are about breaking your resolutions and/or goals down into bite-size pieces and working on them every week so that you naturally progress towards your destination.