The Invisible Workload That’s Holding You Back
Episode Summary
Do you ever feel like you’re just spinning your wheels in your business? Perhaps you’re constantly “maxed out,” but you’re just not growing like you feel like you should.
In today’s episode of the Make Space for More podcast, Melissa Swink discusses the concept of the invisible workload that many business owners face. She explores how the mental load you’re carrying, including all the little details that are constantly running through your head, can hinder your daily productivity and long-term growth, and offers practical strategies to alleviate it.
By understanding the signs of an invisible workload and implementing effective delegation, automation, and communication boundaries, you CAN create a more balanced and fulfilling work life!
Key Highlights:
Your invisible workload can impact your energy and clarity.
Keeping track of details in your head adds to your mental load.
Being the primary problem solver on your team can limit your growth potential.
As the CEO, you need to step into your strategic leadership role.
Project management tools can help you empty your brain and delegate.
Establishing processes and workflows can also help lighten your load.
Use automations intentionally to relieve manual work from your plate.
Delegate tasks effectively so you can establish true ownership over them, to others.
Set communication boundaries to avoid distractions when you’re working.
About Melissa:
Melissa Swink, Founder & CEO of Melissa Swink & Co., has a team of virtual assistants who provide administrative and marketing support for small businesses and non-profits.
Since 2012, Melissa and her team have helped more than 100 businesses grow through the services they offer, and she is dedicated to helping entrepreneurs create profitable, scalable businesses they love.
Her work is all about doing what works (and eliminating what doesn’t) and driving real, measurable results. Visit www.melissaswink.com to learn more!
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