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Work Smarter, Not Harder + Work Opportunities
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Hey there!
Welcome to you and the 11,786 other remote hustlers.
First, here’s a list of remote work companies that we’re going to keep updated.
If you need faster cash, these may be some good side hustle options while building out your remote work portfolio.
*Note: if you’re concerned about if Survey Junkie is legit, you can read this guide.
Land your next great, local job.
Each Express Employment Professionals location is locally owned and operated, offering you connections in your community to your next job. With Express, you’ll have a local recruiter you can meet with and explore job opportunities, whether you are looking for a new career path or your next job. Express helps job seekers in a variety of industries, including customer service, IT, logistics, manufacturing – they can help you find just about any type of job. With more than 860 locations, you are sure to have an office nearby.
Ok, let’s talk about time management a bit.
👓Work Smarter, 💪Not Harder
Time is your greatest asset as a freelancer, but it’s also your biggest challenge.
Trust me, I get it.
Managing multiple clients, deadlines, and personal time can feel overwhelming.
These tips will help you take control:
Plan Your Day in Blocks: Break your workday into focused time blocks for specific tasks.
Use apps with a simple timer to stay on track.
Ever tried a Pomodoro timer?
We use this concept every day!Prioritize High-Impact Tasks: Focus on tasks that drive results. Use the Eisenhower Matrix to decide what’s urgent vs. what can wait.
This is really helpful when you have a large list of items and you’re not sure where to get going first!
Embrace Tools for Automation: Save time with tools like Trello for project management or Calendly for scheduling.
Trello runs our entire business!Let tech work for you.
Set Boundaries: Create a clear start and stop time for work.
Communicate availability to clients so you don’t burn out.
You can’t expect to be ‘ON’ 24/7.
It just won’t work.
Review and Adjust: Spend 10 minutes at the end of the day reviewing what went well and planning tomorrow.
Small tweaks make a big difference over time.
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Bonus vid with some remote work ideas for you from Brooks Conkle, an entrepreneur who works with a small remote team across the world. Every week, he talks about his online business streams. You can follow him here.
Until next time!