Small Business time versus Job Time is so vastly different that it shocks people when they first step into the world of small business. 

Most people have been in jobs for many years and have developed a style for managing their time (or not).  They soon find that having your own small business represents quite a difference in dynamics – the structure is gone, the boss is gone, the mission and value statements of the company are gone and the organizational goals are in limbo.

Then, of course, small business to a new small business person becomes a maze of information – over information – and no path to follow.  There’s a ton of advice but no real road map to follow.  Time seems to fly by and yet there is no money coming in.  The work to establish a new business creates a sense of overwhelm and  a vacuum at the same time!

What does this mean?  It means you have to find new ways to create your structure both for your business and your time.  It’s not the same working for yourself as it is for working for someone else and that includes the way you manage your time!