How do you navigate a big change in your schedule? When kids get sick when they break for the summer when it’s a holiday? Maybe if you’re welcoming a new baby or you have a parent moving in with you.  Whether you know a big schedule change is coming, or whether it’s something completely unexpected, it serves you well to take a minute to regroup.  Today I’ll give you the top 4 strategies other high-achievers in direct sales do when they regroup for a schedule change.  You can find the full transcript of this episode at crazybigdreams.biz/72.  In an ideal world, it will serve you well to embrace the fact that your schedule is going to change. Get yourself to a place of acceptance.  And if you’re simply stuck in a place of resistance and dread, if you’re fearing the impact the schedule change will have on your business, know this is something almost every leader has to navigate.  Go ahead and let the process of working through these 4 strategies help you get unstuck. Know that your business doesn’t have to stay the same. This schedule change can enhance it in ways you possibly didn’t see before.  You’re about to get creative. Creativity can unlock ideas that you weren’t looking for otherwise.  A change in schedule can invite needed change elsewhere. Schedule changes typically force us to spend less time on our business. This always results in efficiencies. I promise you!Four Strategies To Navigate Less Time In Your Direct Sales Business Strategy number one: Priorities.  Take a fresh look at your priorities. Like really, is everything on your schedule that you’ve been doing, something you have to continue to do?  Maybe it still needs to get done, but who else can do it? Take a fresh look and truly sit with each thing.  Do you really need to start that home remodel? Do you really need to take that trip just because you have every year? Do you? And maybe these are the two priorities you want to move other things around for.  What are three to five most important things that you personally need to have as a priority?  Quality time with your kiddos? Spouse or partner?  Opening time for travel?  And what about a big business objective!? Yes, this can and likely needs to stay as a priority. Great! I promise you, you will be more efficient with even less time. What Are Your Personal Priorities As A High-Achiever In Direct Sales?  Strategy number two: Create a “fun” list.  What’s a fun list?  It’s a list of events, experiences, things to do, places to see, people to visit, and food to enjoy. Keep your mind open to things that don’t cost money.  What are the fun things you want to do in the near future?  This list will include fun your kids want to have (with or without you). Include them when you create the list.  Create a “fun” list for yourself!   And especially, create a fun list for your business. Something you get to look forward to during the coming weeks or months that help keep a spring in your step and help you jump out of bed each morning, as you navigate this schedule change.  For the full transcript on navigating a schedule change that leaves you with less time to spend on your business go to crazybigdreams.biz/72.

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