Craig David Met a Girl on Monday...
Mark shares how he organises the next seven days
The Creative Pricing Workshop is this Saturday at 10 a.m. (the same time as the Moving Forward monthly group call). In this workshop, Therese Oertenblad from the Small Business Collaborative will share the basics of pricing your products for profit. You will learn:
What different pricing strategies are there, and why value-based pricing help both you and your customers.
How to set your prices and charge what you deserve.
What to include in your cost price and how to charge for your experience and labour.
A brief introduction to wholesale pricing.
At the end of the session, you will get a chance to ask your questions about setting your prices.
The Moving Forward monthly group call is on Saturday, 19th October, at 10 a.m. As a Startup School for Seniors alumni, this is your chance to share your wins and challenges, ask questions, and receive feedback. As of December 21st, the monthly group call will only be open to paid Get Work Done subscribers.
On 22nd October at 12.30 p.m., Mark will host ‘Define and Refine your Niche Workshop.’ Join him for an interactive and insightful workshop designed to help coaches, facilitators, and independent professionals refine their niche statements for maximum impact and effectiveness. In this one-hour session, participants will receive expert guidance and peer feedback on their prepared niche statements, allowing them to fine-tune their messaging and stand out in their respective markets.
GWDC Members, book your next GWDC 1:2:1 session with Suzanne or Mark here.
Suzanne’s Office Hours are today, October 18th.
The next Get Work Done Power Hour is on 2nd November.
Mark’s Approach to Productivity
Craig David met this girl on a Monday 🎶
Then continues to woo her (fairly swiftly) during the week.
My week starts differently. I begin by setting out THREE KEY THEMES – the priorities or major tasks that will keep me focused and driven. These themes help set the tone and direction for the week ahead.
Once I have these themes in place, I time-block my diary to make sure I carve out space to make progress on them. Whether it’s creating new content, arranging meetings with clients, or building out future projects, these blocks give me the structure to move forward, even on busy days.
Of course, sometimes the week already feels full – with client meetings, course participants, and all the unexpected tasks that pop up. When that happens, I focus on making progress in between the packed schedule, keeping the momentum going.
If my key themes are urgent and important, that’s my signal to adjust. I either rework my existing commitments or block out new appointments to make sure the essential things get done. Flexibility with focus – that’s the balance I aim for.
What are your three key themes for the week? How do you keep yourself on track?
Until next time,
Mark & Suzanne