Tami Grgas breaks paralysis on big projects by shrinking them into micro-steps. Instead of building an entire email funnel at once, she writes one subject line, then builds the email around it. This approach helped her regain momentum and produce more work consistently.
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What are you doing there, Winky? You being a good boy? You don't need more time. You need smaller tasks. At least I did. When I was trying to build my business, between homeschooling lessons, deployments, life, I'd freeze at big projects like write an email funnel or create a lead magnet. Total overwhelm. Number one, I didn't even understand how to do that stuff yet. So here's what changed everything for me. I started shrinking my tasks. So what I mean by that, instead of writing, write an email funnel, which basically I called it a funnel, but it's an email sequence. I'd say write one subject line and then let's build that email around that. I'd break it down into smaller tasks. Small steps are how I got momentum, how I started creating more and getting more done. I've got 2 more shifts just like this in my free guide. So stop drowning in info. It's the same system that helped me finally be consistent. Grab your copy below and start with me today.