Time management: a simple 15-minute plan

You don't need to carve out a big block of time to make progress. A short, consistent routine works better than an occasional long session — here's a simple way to spread it across the week.

What you need

  • A timer
  • A way to access the internet
  • Thank-you cards, if you'd like to add a personal touch to customer follow-up (optional)

A simple weekly rhythm

Set a 15-minute timer each day and focus on one thing. Here's an example of how that might look:

  • Monday — Post one photo or short update on your own social media, using your referral link
  • Tuesday — Follow up with a recent customer, or send a quick thank-you note
  • Wednesday — Schedule any upcoming posts, or jot down a few ideas for a future post
  • Thursday — Send an email to your list, if you have one, using the email swipe copy template
  • Friday — Share something a little more personal — a Story, a short video, or a note about why you like a product

Adjust as you go

This is a starting structure, not a rule. As you get more comfortable, you might spend more time on customer follow-up, or less on some days and more on others. Use whatever rhythm actually fits your week.

Fifteen minutes a day adds up faster than it feels like it will. Consistency matters more than intensity here.
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