Welcome to Hustle Minds, I’m Sarai and today we are gonna talk about The Founder Decision Dashboard: how to pick the right tasks, move faster, and stay calm.If you’re juggling a thousand ideas and still ending the day wondering what actually moved the needle, this one’s for you.We’re going to build a simple dashboard you can check every morning in under five minutes so you know exactly what to do next, without second-guessing.Alright, let’s take it step by step.First, the anchor. Choose your One Metric That Matters for the next 30 days.Revenue collected, discovery calls booked, or qualified email subscribers added.Wait, let me repeat that because it’s important. One metric, not three. For 30 days, everything serves that single score.Okay, let me explain this part better.Once your metric is set, run your to-do list through a two-question filter.Does this directly move the metric in the next two weeks?If not, can it be eliminated, automated, or delegated?If the answer is still “I’m not sure,” it’s not a priority right now.And pay attention to this next part because it matters.Use the Impact-over-Effort rule in the simplest way possible.High impact and low effort tasks go first.High impact and high effort tasks get scheduled into deep-work blocks.Low impact tasks get cut or batched.Now let’s continue with a quick lesson. Take note.I call this the Decide–Do–Defend loop.Decide is about clarity.Pick one offer, one core channel, and one call to action for the month.For example, a productized service, LinkedIn as your core channel, and “Book a clarity call” as your CTA.Clarity beats complexity every time.Do is about execution.Every morning, write your three needle-movers. One to grow revenue, one to grow audience, one to improve delivery. If you finish those three, the day is a win.Use the 50–10 rhythm. Fifty minutes focused, ten minutes to reset. Two solid blocks beat a messy eight-hour day.Defend is about protecting your energy and focus.Timebox email to two windows.Silence notifications during deep work.Say “not now” with a kind script like, “I’m focused on X for the next two weeks. If this is still relevant after that, I’ll revisit.”And now, it’s time for a quick story so you can see it in a real case.Nina runs a boutique marketing studio. She was busy, but growth was flat.We set her metric to “calls booked.”We cut two platforms and focused on LinkedIn only.Her three needle-movers each morning were simple. Publish one useful post, send three value-first DMs, and refine one asset in her onboarding.In three weeks, she booked 12 calls, signed three retainer clients, and—this is key—she felt calmer because she wasn’t chasing everything.This happens more often than you’d think. Simplicity scales better than hustle.Before we continue, a quick break.This episode is sponsored by Systeme, the free all-in-one marketing tool that lets you create your website, blog, landing page, and online store, create automations and sales funnels, run email marketing campaigns, sell online courses, add online payments, and even create automated webinars. You can start using Systeme for free by visiting borjagiron dot com slash systeme or from the link in the description. And now we continue with the episode.Let’s continue with a quick lesson. Take note.Your message needs to be obvious.Use the Hero Line everywhere. “I help [who] get [specific outcome] without [big headache].”Put it in your bio, your pinned post, and the first line of your emails.Then, give people one easy next step.“Reply ‘ready’ for the checklist.”“Book a 10-minute clarity call.”“Grab the starter offer here.”If you’re thinking, “What about DMs?” here’s a simple script.Connect, context, call.“Thanks for jumping into my post on consistent leads—appreciate you.”“Curious, are you focused on booking more discovery calls right now, or is delivery capacity the bigger challenge?”“If helpful, I can send a quick checklist or we can do a 10-minute clarity call. No pressure.”Short, friendly, and useful.Alright, let’s take it step by step with your weekly cadence so this sticks.Monday, set the metric and outline your three needle-movers for each day.Tuesday to Thursday, run two 50-minute deep-work blocks and keep your three needle-movers sacred.Friday, review your dashboard. What shipped, what signaled interest, who you served, and where you sold. Adjust for next week based on real data, not vibes.Now, mindset and energy. Because the best dashboard fails if your brain is foggy.Quick health note—this is general guidance, not medical advice.Morning launch. Water first. Get natural light within an hour of waking. Delay caffeine 60 to 90 minutes. Eat a protein-first breakfast. Greek yogurt with berries, eggs with avocado, or a tofu scramble all work.Midday momentum. Two focus blocks with your phone in another room. Take a 7 to 10 minute walk after meals to stabilize energy and clear your head. Keep lunch protein and fiber forward to avoid the 2 PM crash.Evening land. Digital sunset for one hour. Write tomorrow’s top three on paper. Aim for steady sleep. Recovery is a business strategy.If stress spikes, use a one-minute reset. Inhale for four, exhale for six, repeat eight times. It works.Okay, let me explain this part better, because it unlocks consistency.Track inputs you control, then check outcomes once a day.I like a simple daily checklist. Ship one useful thing. Collect one signal—like a reply or a click. Help three people directly. Make one clear invitation.Three out of four most days is enough to compound.And now, let’s go over the summary of the episode.Pick one metric for the next 30 days and filter every task through it.Use the Decide–Do–Defend loop. Decide with one offer, one channel, one CTA. Do with three daily needle-movers and the 50–10 focus rhythm. Defend with boundaries, scripts, and a simple energy routine.Keep your message obvious with a clear Hero Line and one easy next step. Use friendly DMs to turn engagement into conversations.Your single action for today. Write your One Metric That Matters and your three needle-movers on a sticky note, put it on your desk, and don’t touch any other task until those three are done.If this helped you, share it with a friend who needs more clarity and less chaos, and hit follow so you never miss an episode.I’m Sarai, and this is Hustle Minds. Keep it clear, keep it kind, and keep going. Goodbye for now—until the next episode.

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