Over the last month-ish, it might seem like I’ve grown obsessed with my new herb grower.

And don’t get me wrong -- it’s great. But the truth is, I’ve had an ulterior motive for talking about it.

(So if you’ve been thinking, ENOUGH already with the herbs! Here’s where it’s about to pay off for you . . . )

What I’ve REALLY been doing is turning 1 story into virtually countless pieces of content, to demonstrate that it’s possible.

Because when you’re still doing most things yourself in your business, every hour counts.

But unfortunately, people spend way wayyyyy too many hours creating content!

There are MUCH better ways to fill your time.

I can imagine some people reading this and saying, "But content is king! So-and-so says this is what I need to do!"

So, ok. Let’s try a quick exercise.

1) What’s the average weekly time you’ve spent writing over the last month, including time spent thinking about what to write?

2) Now multiply that number by 0.8, and you’ll get the amount of FREE TIME you’ll create if you follow the advice I’ll be sharing over the next weeks. (What I’m saying is that you can free up to 80% of your current content creation time for true sales-related activities.)

3) Imagine spending those extra hours on things that DIRECTLY relate to sales (like booking discovery calls, inviting people onto consults, making offers, asking for referrals, etc.).

How much more revenue would you generate each month?
How much better would you understand what truly motivates ideal clients to say YES??
How AMAZING WOULD YOU FEEL???

Life could get really, really interesting, don’t you think?

So if you’re feeling intrigued and this sounds like something that could make a huge difference to your bottom line AND your sanity . . .

Then make sure to look out for my next emails and tune in to my weekly lives in Women Taking the Leap!

We’re going full-in on content strategy, including the underlying sales strategy (so that the content you do create is actually driving sales).

It’s going to be juicy!

Here’s to getting clearer and clearer on what makes your business run like a well-oiled machine.

Jenna