Define your vision

If you plan to go somewhere, and you’ve never been there, do you research it and make a plan? Do you sometimes do it a couple times if it is a big investment or something really special? I do!

It’s the same with your business. 

You must revisit where you plan to go at least annually.

This is when you put your brain and the Universe on the same page.

Here’s what you do

We’re going to start with clearing our mind.

Take a moment to focus on your breathing.

Listening and feeling the flow of the breath.

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Think back through the last few weeks.
Connect with the happy moments while working.

What is it that brings you joy from having your own business?

When do you find yourself being most productive?

What freedoms does having your own business allow you to have?

Grab your journal

#1 What are you doing or what have you accomplished in those happy ‘work’ moments?

#2 Are there certain times of the day that you feel the best while working?

#3 What boundaries can you set to keep your hobbies and favorite ways to pass the time protected?

#4 Why are you doing what you’re doing?

#5 What do you want the outcome to be in 5 years?

Get specific

It’s a big Universe!

You can’t count all the stars, and you aren’t right for everyone.

Not everything you have tried doing for everyone fits what you want to do. And that’s OK.

You want to find your best matches!

It’s time to define things further.

 Here’s what you do

Let’s get back to our breath.

Take a moment to focus on your breathing.

Listening and feeling the flow of the breath.

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Think about the 5 Ws and say them slowly to yourself.

Who…   What…   When…   Why…   Where… 

Repeat this a few times with your eyes closed, letting something come to mind for each word. 

Grab your journal

1. Who are you selling to?
   • Out of all of your clients, who makes you the most excited to work with them?
   • What qualities and needs to you thrive when working with?
   • What do they do in their spare time?
   • What is important to them?
2. What are you selling to them?
   • What work that you do are you finding yourself fully immersed in?
   • This could be the difference between different methods of work or whether you are working one-to-one or in groups.
   • List some key words and phrases about your work. 
   • What makes it different than what your friends in the same field offer? 
3. When is it crucial that they have it?
   • At what point in their life do your clients decide they need your services?
4. Why do they need it?
   • What pushes them to make their final decision to work with you?
5. Where do they hang out?
   • Do they like specific social media platforms?
   • Do they like watching a video or reading your blog?

Make a Plan

Now that you have a refreshed idea of who you are talking to and who they are as a person, it’s time to make a plan to talk to them!

This can be overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be.

You’ve already done the hardest part. 

Getting it out of your head is the first step. 

 The thoughts you have written down in the previous steps going to help keep this process simple.

Here’s what you do

It’s time to review your lists from above.

You are looking for an overlap of interest from your clients and keywords and phrases from your work.

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Grab your journal

#1. Take a few minutes and write down the overlap that you found between your lists.

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#2. Take your brainstorming a little further and branch out from what you have written down.

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#3. It’s time for a very fun part of your planning! You get to select themes for your work.

Select a monthly theme to base your content on for at least six months. It’s great to rotate your freebies around this theme, along with blogs, videos, emails, and any à la carte sessions you are doing.