How to overcome your
Posted: Tue Dec 17, 2024 6:32 am
New installment of the Tips Caos Cero series, in which I compile for you the monthly summary of the blog, a couple of super practical tips and a personal recommendation.
If you missed the previous Tips Caos Cero posts, you can see them here .
This time I'll tell you a summary of June and July , two months that have been much more complicated than I had anticipated.
Sometimes we make plans and reality gets in our way to move things as it pleases.
I hope my experience is very useful to you, leave me a comment with japan whatsapp number data your opinion, okay?
Summary of the month
These are the articles published in this period on the blog, if you missed any you can easily access them from here:
email addiction in 5 steps
What would you have liked to learn in school (useful for your business)?
Zero Chaos Tips 2. May Summary
What has been key to balancing the growth of your project and your lifestyle?
Keep Calm & Zero Chaos
How to remove the “Promotions” tab in Gmail (and reach more subscribers)
And the collaborations in external blogs during these two months...
Interview for the blog #40yqué : Laura Ruiz, your best ally to get rid of chaos
My first video interview, with Javier Gobea for Hormigas en la Nube : Laura Ruiz, zero chaos in your business
Participation in the collaborative post on email marketing for Javier Barros ' blog : 34 Super-digital businesses tell you the best tricks to make it big with your digital strategy
Collaboration in the round-up on vocation and success for the blog Inicia tu Marketing by Fernando González: Vocation = success? Entrepreneurs of professional development, entrepreneurship, blogging and social networks
Participation in the round-up about blogging vs summer on Franck Scipion's LifestyleAlCuadrado blog : What should you do with your blog in summer? 17 different options so you can plan and enjoy the beach
What have I learned and what do I plan to do for the next 30 days?
As I told you at the beginning of the post, these two months have been crazy .
I started June with a personal setback that forced me to set priorities and make difficult decisions.
The result? Among other things, the most difficult thing has been giving up some of my projects , closing my online store rufus&company after 6 years of operation (although I hope the closure is temporary) and leaving some clients.
After almost 20 years working on my own, changes of direction, unexpected events or complicated situations do not surprise me. And that's how it is, when you have your own project you have to be able to go outside yourself, put aside for a moment your desires and what your gut tells you, and look at the whole picture from above .
Don't you sometimes find it easier to give advice to a friend about a situation than to apply it to yourself? Well, when you run a business, you can't afford that luxury. Keep a cool head enough to look at your situation from the outside, draw conclusions and make decisions. Even if you don't like them .
In June I also began the launch and development of my first online course, the Email Detox Challenge , a project that has only given me joy from minute zero.
I will talk more extensively about the successes in the organization of the course, the distribution of content, or the delivery of materials in a post dedicated only to the Challenge. I think I can give you some very useful tips if you are going to launch a course or similar project .
In July the first students arrived, we started on the 1st and surprise! 60 people during the first month and zero requests for leave. I didn't expect this reception ?
But above all, I didn't expect the fantastic feedback and the great messages that I started receiving as the classes were developing . Without a doubt, this has been the extra motivation that has helped me to keep going these last few weeks.
From here I would like to thank my first students for the energy they have put into the Challenge, they have been fantastic. ☺
And what do I propose for this next month?
Simple: let myself go.
It's August, I've had two very intense months, September is going to be quite strong too. So for now I'm not thinking about anything other than getting through the daily work and going to the beach in a few days!
2 Zero Chaos Tips
Today I bring you a couple of very very very useful and little known tips. Let's see what you think.
[1] Your own online meeting room (free)
Working 100% online means constantly looking for alternative ways to communicate with clients, collaborators, virtual colleagues... and the good thing is that there are tools that help you maintain a more human contact than emails. Plus, it's much faster and you waste less time resolving an issue face to face by talking than by exchanging a bunch of emails in which the details get lost.
And how to do it?
A few weeks ago I discovered Appear.in , an online tool where you can create a room for free to meet virtually with up to 8 people , share cameras to see each other's faces and even share screens in case you need to show something that's on your computer.
It's super practical, easy, fast and free.
And, if that weren't enough, you can create a room with your name or the name of your brand and claim it as yours . So that personalized URL with your branding belongs to you (also without paying anything) and you can use it regularly for your appointments.
Free room for virtual meetings
If you missed the previous Tips Caos Cero posts, you can see them here .
This time I'll tell you a summary of June and July , two months that have been much more complicated than I had anticipated.
Sometimes we make plans and reality gets in our way to move things as it pleases.
I hope my experience is very useful to you, leave me a comment with japan whatsapp number data your opinion, okay?
Summary of the month
These are the articles published in this period on the blog, if you missed any you can easily access them from here:
email addiction in 5 steps
What would you have liked to learn in school (useful for your business)?
Zero Chaos Tips 2. May Summary
What has been key to balancing the growth of your project and your lifestyle?
Keep Calm & Zero Chaos
How to remove the “Promotions” tab in Gmail (and reach more subscribers)
And the collaborations in external blogs during these two months...
Interview for the blog #40yqué : Laura Ruiz, your best ally to get rid of chaos
My first video interview, with Javier Gobea for Hormigas en la Nube : Laura Ruiz, zero chaos in your business
Participation in the collaborative post on email marketing for Javier Barros ' blog : 34 Super-digital businesses tell you the best tricks to make it big with your digital strategy
Collaboration in the round-up on vocation and success for the blog Inicia tu Marketing by Fernando González: Vocation = success? Entrepreneurs of professional development, entrepreneurship, blogging and social networks
Participation in the round-up about blogging vs summer on Franck Scipion's LifestyleAlCuadrado blog : What should you do with your blog in summer? 17 different options so you can plan and enjoy the beach
What have I learned and what do I plan to do for the next 30 days?
As I told you at the beginning of the post, these two months have been crazy .
I started June with a personal setback that forced me to set priorities and make difficult decisions.
The result? Among other things, the most difficult thing has been giving up some of my projects , closing my online store rufus&company after 6 years of operation (although I hope the closure is temporary) and leaving some clients.
After almost 20 years working on my own, changes of direction, unexpected events or complicated situations do not surprise me. And that's how it is, when you have your own project you have to be able to go outside yourself, put aside for a moment your desires and what your gut tells you, and look at the whole picture from above .
Don't you sometimes find it easier to give advice to a friend about a situation than to apply it to yourself? Well, when you run a business, you can't afford that luxury. Keep a cool head enough to look at your situation from the outside, draw conclusions and make decisions. Even if you don't like them .
In June I also began the launch and development of my first online course, the Email Detox Challenge , a project that has only given me joy from minute zero.
I will talk more extensively about the successes in the organization of the course, the distribution of content, or the delivery of materials in a post dedicated only to the Challenge. I think I can give you some very useful tips if you are going to launch a course or similar project .
In July the first students arrived, we started on the 1st and surprise! 60 people during the first month and zero requests for leave. I didn't expect this reception ?
But above all, I didn't expect the fantastic feedback and the great messages that I started receiving as the classes were developing . Without a doubt, this has been the extra motivation that has helped me to keep going these last few weeks.
From here I would like to thank my first students for the energy they have put into the Challenge, they have been fantastic. ☺
And what do I propose for this next month?
Simple: let myself go.
It's August, I've had two very intense months, September is going to be quite strong too. So for now I'm not thinking about anything other than getting through the daily work and going to the beach in a few days!
2 Zero Chaos Tips
Today I bring you a couple of very very very useful and little known tips. Let's see what you think.
[1] Your own online meeting room (free)
Working 100% online means constantly looking for alternative ways to communicate with clients, collaborators, virtual colleagues... and the good thing is that there are tools that help you maintain a more human contact than emails. Plus, it's much faster and you waste less time resolving an issue face to face by talking than by exchanging a bunch of emails in which the details get lost.
And how to do it?
A few weeks ago I discovered Appear.in , an online tool where you can create a room for free to meet virtually with up to 8 people , share cameras to see each other's faces and even share screens in case you need to show something that's on your computer.
It's super practical, easy, fast and free.
And, if that weren't enough, you can create a room with your name or the name of your brand and claim it as yours . So that personalized URL with your branding belongs to you (also without paying anything) and you can use it regularly for your appointments.
Free room for virtual meetings