Have you completed all of the First Steps to include Certifications? Have you quickly reviewed your Back Office? And maybe you want to order business cards or brochures at Promotional Material.
Great! Now let's get into training for:
(a) Your first visit to your doctor to get your own DNA test ordered (or to help a friend do so if you don't have an appointment anytime soon).
(b) Approaching providers.
(c) Recruiting business builders.
Set a weekly Reminder in your phone for the Tuesday Webinars. ACG Support emails a reminder to you every Tuesday.
7:30PM Central - Webinar for Guests (25 minutes with Q&A)
You can invite new people to this... Or you can simply send them the link to the most recent "ACG Live Overview" on Archived Recorded Webinars (further below).
Personally, I don't have a business builder wait for a live webinar which might be days from now. I send them to Opportunity.DNA.fyi, which includes the recorded webinar at the bottom of that page.
8:00PM Central - Training > That's the one you want to be sure you watch every week!
Don't fret if you missed a webinar. They are archived here:
Your phone no doubt has a calendar which will be just fine to give you a reminder. For an app with a little more flexibility, I like this paid calendar ($4.99):
You can just dictate into the phone "Lunch with Snydley Whiplash at 12 on Thursday at Shoney's", and it will populate the information into all the right places.
It's not available for Android, but you can look for alternatives here.
Bookmark all of the websites to which you want quick access, such as:
Don't know how to bookmark? Google "How do I bookmark a website in [Chrome, or whatever browser you are using]?" Safari calls it "Favorites".
Use an easy electronic Personal Information Manager (PIM) to keep your life organized. I have used a PIM for over 25 years, starting back in my corporate days.
I use the following free program to organize my life, everything from all of my accounts, personal notes and even I have a page on each of you!!
OneNote - This Microsoft app is in the cloud so it synchronizes on your smart phone as well as your computer (Windows 10... Not sure about Apple computers). On your computer, you can review it on the web or on the OneNote computer app which you can install onto your computer (Windows 10).
Download it onto your phone as well as your computer and set up synchronization.
Okay, so that organizes your life (including your business). But what about to-do's? That's next...
You can use OneNote for your To-Do list, but instead, I recommend this...
My life would be a confused conglomeration of to-do's that don't get done if I didn't use a good app which is synchronized on my phone as well as my computer!
I have found Quire to be excellent, and it's free. It's in the cloud, so you can open it on your smart phone as well as your computer, and the two stay synchronized. (I was using Trello until recently, but I like Quire much more!)
Take a few minutes to learn how to take full advantage of all of Quire's features: Quire Tutorial.
Visit Tax Records to learn about two free phone apps which will virtually eliminate your record-keeping for mileage as well as for receipts.
You want to make sure your get all the business deductions you can, and these two apps will immensely help that, with minimum hassle!