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The mind of a content creator

October 5, 2021/in Blog /by Tonya Parham

Let me know if you’ve had one or more of these thoughts about social media:

“I have no idea what to talk about.”

“I hate using my brain to come up with social media posts.”

“Social media is overwhelming for me because I’m an introvert.”

The reality is, content creation can be really stressful, even for the most creative and social people out there.

However, ideas come easier when you put yourself in a content creator’s mindset. Here’s some of the thoughts that pass through my mind each day.

Thought 1: Is this moment photo/video worthy?

One thing a content creator is always thinking is, “Is this moment photo or video worthy?”. At least that’s what I’m always thinking.

Here’s some examples of what I’d consider worthy of posting to social media. Of course, this is just a tiny list…The possibilities are endless.

Photo examples:

Attending a networking event, conference, or professional development event
Receiving an award.
Working remotely in a cool place, like a coffee shop.
Team-building events.
Meeting with an influencer or leader in your industry.
Before/after transformation photos.

Video examples:

Office tour.
On the way to meet a client.
Work in action.
Timelapse of your workday.
Big announcements/updates.

That’s just to name a few. There are plenty of other photos and videos you can take for your business. You just have to get into the mindset of, “What will educate, entertain, inform, or inspire my followers?”.

Thought 2: Can the colors I see right now be used in a social media post graphic?

First and foremost, let me just say that if you already have your brand colors chosen, you should stick with using those colors in your social media post graphics for the sake of brand consistency.

However, it is certainly okay to use complimentary colors in those graphics, too! If your colors are blue, like mine, you may find inspiration in the ocean or by simply looking up at the sky.

Maybe a painting inspired you or a piece of clothing. Whatever the case may be, I recommend you take a photo of your inspiration and then use a color dropper like this one to find out the color hex codes (which is a six-digit combo of numbers and letters defined by its mix of red, green and blue (RGB)).

Once you have the color hex codes, you can use those colors in a social media post graphic for a beautiful, cohesive look.

Thought 3: Will my target audience learn from this?

Sometimes I come across articles about growing your business or balancing your work life with your personal life and I think to myself, “My followers are business owners, so I think they would get a lot of value from this.”

If you’re constantly thinking about how you can add value to your target audience’s life, you are thinking like a content creator.

So the next time you read a blog, a social media post, an infographic, etc., ask yourself if you think it makes sense to share it on your social media pages. If it’ll make your followers’ lives better, the answer will always be yes!

Final thoughts

Content creation is one of my favorite parts of being a social media manager. I LOVE sharing fun behind-the-scenes photos, putting together creative designs and sharing my bits of expertise from what I’ve learned over a lifetime.

Just remember when you are creating content, the idea is to have fun with it and let your creativity shine!

Make sure you’re following us on social media for more content creation ideas. Our handle is @likeitmarketingllc.

Thanks for reading, love! 💙

Time-saving tips for social media

September 14, 2021/in Blog /by Tonya Parham

Wake up, cook breakfast, get kids ready for school, get dressed for work, drive kids to school, go to work… should I continue?

Our everyday to-do list is a mile long and it’s EXHAUSTING! 😩

Add in social media management to the mix, and BAM – there goes your sanity (or all of your free time, at least). We believe that you should spend less time working and more time with family.

So we’ve come up with 5 time-saving tips to help you get your company’s social media under control in the least amount of time possible.

Check them out below. ✨

Tip #1: Come up with themes for the month

Coming up with a social media theme for the month will save you time because it’ll allow you to focus on a particular topic, instead of bouncing all over the place.

For example, if you own a hair salon, you may consider the theme: Self-care.

When creating social media posts, you’ll think about how each post can relate back to self-care. One of your posts could talk about taking care of your hair, while the other may talk about exercising and eating right (something that is probably important to a hair salon’s target audience).

Using this method is much easier than coming up with new topics every single day.

Be careful not to use themes that are irrelevant to your industry or else you run the risk of losing the interest of your followers.

Tip #2: Create content for one month at a time

This idea bounces off of the first one. When you create content, make sure you plan out the next month in advance. We like to create one month of posts at one time. If this isn’t possible for you, try creating two weeks worth of posts at one time.

Here’s things you should consider:

Theme of the month
Upcoming events
Birthdays and work anniversaries
Announcements

To help you stay organized, we recommend creating a social media content calendar that shows all of your upcoming posts. We create a content calendar for each one of our clients.

Tip #3: Repurpose content to save time

We’ve talked about this in a previous blog, but repurposing content is basically using content you’ve created in the past in a new way.

Some ways you can repurpose content:

Turn a blog post into a social media post (or several social media posts).
Take out quotes from your videos and use them as quote graphics for social media.
Take information from your website and turn it into social media posts.

Read our last blog for more ideas!

Tip #4: Schedule posts in advance instead of posting manually

If you’re still posting social media posts manually, you’re doing it wrong! There are a ton of tools out there to help you schedule social media posts in advance. 😃

A free tool you can use to schedule Facebook and Instagram posts is Facebook’s Creator Studio.

Take advantage of this technology! It’ll save you a TON of time!

Once you schedule all of your posts for the month, you won’t have to worry about missing a day of posting. This takes a lot of the stress off of having to create a post every single day.

Tip #5: Set up a timer when engaging with others’ posts

I don’t know about you, but when we get on social media to engage with other accounts, we find ourselves scrolling for a long time!

We realized we were spending way too much time reading, liking and commenting on others’ posts so we decided to set a time limit for this. ⏰

Give yourself 20 minutes per day to engage and then cut yourself off. Otherwise, you’ll find yourself scrolling for hours.

Final thoughts

Social media should be a priority for your business, but it shouldn’t consume your nights and weekends. We started Like It Marketing to help busy business owners like you get their life back. If you need someone to help manage your social media accounts and save you time, please don’t hesitate to reach out. Visit www.likeitmarketing.com/contact/

Thanks for reading! 💙

Repurposing content for social media

September 1, 2021/in Blog /by Tonya Parham

Are you tired of running out of ideas for social media posts? Well, you probably haven’t tried repurposing your content. You may be wondering what exactly that means… I’ll tell you in my own terms.

Repurposing content means using content you’ve created in the past in a new way. I’ll give you some ideas on how to do this later on.

Why you should repurpose content

Repurposing content will save you a ton of time.
Avoid the fatigue and frustration that comes with creating new content.
Get more engagement with different messaging (some people may prefer your repurposed content over the original content).

7 ways to repurpose content

Here’s some ideas on how to repurpose your content for social media!

1. Turn a blog post into a social media post (or several social media posts).

You could take the main concepts of the blog and turn each concept into one social media post. Or, you could list the main points in one social media post. Personally, I do both.

2. Use old posts that performed the best for “Throwback Thursday” posts.

Visit your social media page insights to see which posts are performing the best. Make note of those and use them every now and then for Throwback Thursday (#tbt) posts.

3. Take out quotes from your videos and use them as quote graphics for social media.

Rewatch some videos you’ve created and pull out pieces that you feel are quote-worthy. Create cute graphics using those quotes.

4. Turn a social media post or a blog post into an infographic.

Infographics are visually-appealing and are best for visual learners. Canva has infographic templates that you could use to make the process as easy as possible.

5. Take information from your website and turn it into social media posts.

You could summarize your services into a social media post, for example. Or, you can write a post using the information from your website’s “About” page.

6. Turn your social media post into an Instagram story and add a sticker to it.

Instead of coming up with completely new stories each day for Instagram, use the post you had planned for your grid and add it to your story. Throw on a fun Instagram sticker and viola – you’ve got yourself an Instagram story each day with little effort.

7. Turn your blogs into an e-book.

Combine your blogs to make an e-book that you could use as a lead magnet to attract clients. Create social media posts promoting that e-book and include a call-to-action to visit your website.

Final thoughts

These are just a few ideas but the possibilities are endless. If you have any other ideas, please share them with me at tonya@likeitmarketing.com. Make sure you sign up for our newsletter to get more tips and tricks on content creation!

Thank you for reading!

How to create a social media post

August 17, 2021/in Blog /by Tonya Parham

Are you creating social media posts for your business? If so, it’s not enough to just throw something together in two minutes with hopes that it’ll work out in your favor. Creating a social media post for your business takes time and strategy.

Some social media managers spend 40 minutes to an hour on one post. If you’re spending significantly less time than that, you may be sacrificing quality. And you know what they say, “Quality is better than quantity.”

As a social media manager, I’d rather you put out less posts with higher quality than put out several posts with low quality.

I’m gonna help you out. Below you’ll find the “recipe” for an effective social media post. If you use the “ingredients” and steps I recommend, you’ll find that your posts will reach more people (who could become paying customers).

Ingredients for a social media post:

Social media post caption
Emojis
Call-to-action
Visual (graphic, photo, video)
Hashtags

Step 1: Write the social media post caption

The post caption is the text you see paired with the post graphic. It keeps your viewers on your post longer, if done right. When writing the caption, make sure you include up to three emojis and a single call-to-action (CTA).

A call-to-action is you telling your followers what you want them to do, whether that’s to visit your website or set up a consultation with you. Don’t assume they know what to do just by seeing your post. You have to tell them what you want, so make sure you try to include a CTA in every post.

Step 2: Research hashtags and use them!

Next, you should research the best-performing hashtags in your industry and location. You’ll also want to look up high-performing hashtags that you think your target audience will be searching for.

Once you’ve done your research, include some of these hashtags in each one of your posts. As for the number of hashtags you use, that’s up to you. I’ve done a lot of research and have never found the same answer. I’d recommend testing out different amounts of hashtags per post to see what works for you.

Step 3: Pair your post with a visual

Never ever just rely on a post caption to attract your current and potential social media followers. Always pair your post with a visual, whether it’s a graphic you create, a photo you take, or a video you record.

I recommend using Canva if you’re new to creating graphics. They have a ton of templates to help you get started.

If you plan to use a photo, consider hiring a photographer to take professional photos that you can use in your social media posts. This will elevate your page and make it stand out much more than a cell phone photo.

(P.S. We have a photographer just for this reason!)

Final thoughts

There ya have it, folks! These are the key ingredients and steps to creating an engaging social media post. I’d love to hear your thoughts on this! Do you have any tips you’d recommend? Let me know by emailing me at Tonya@LikeItMarketing.com

Thank you for reading and make sure you follow Like It Marketing on Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn for more social media tips!

5 habits that’ll transform your life

August 3, 2021/in Blog /by Tonya Parham

Did you know that it takes 21 days to create a habit? That’s it! Just 21 days. When you put it like that, it seems doable, am I right?

Imagine if we applied this theory to 5 habits that could transform our life. Obviously, it would be even better if you applied it to more, but let’s take baby steps here.

Here’s 5 habits that will transform your life!

Tip #1: Get 8 hours of sleep

Doctors have recommended that 8 hours of sleep is best for adults, which is why I make it my mission to get at least 8 hours of sleep every night. Now, I know that this isn’t always possible, but when you make a solid effort towards accomplishing this goal, you’ll notice the rewards almost instantly.

I go to bed every night around 11 p.m. It’s natural to me now as I’ve been doing it for so long, but for those of you who are just starting out this new habit, I’d suggest setting up a “sleep” alarm in your phone. Yup, smartphones have that feature! This will give you a gentle reminder that it’s time to go to sleep and will help hold you accountable.

Repeat this for 21 days and see how it transforms your life.

Habit #2: Pray

Maybe it’s just me, but I feel a sense of comfort each time I wrap up a prayer. I tell God my worries, I tell him my wins, I pray for loved ones and for those who need healing, and I tell God thank you in my prayers. Praying for what’s on my heart makes everything seem better. Talking with God makes me believe that everything will fall into place.

Maybe you’re not religious. Maybe praying seems pointless to you. If that’s the case, then take this time to reflect on what’s going on in your life. Spend 5-10 minutes each morning in your thoughts before starting your day. Don’t dwell on the negative thoughts, but instead, focus on the positive and prepare yourself to take on the day.

Habit #3: Connect with at least one other person daily

If you’re an introvert, you may be cringing at the thought of reaching out to another person first. But doing this shows other people that you care and that you want to build the relationship.

You have no idea how one “I hope you have a great day” text can change someone’s mood, especially if you haven’t heard from that person in a while.

Here’s some more ideas on how to connect with others:
– Comment on their social media post with something kind or thoughtful.
– Send holiday cards (online or via snail mail).
– Pick up the phone and start a conversation with someone (or direct message them on social media if you’re not a fan of phone calls).
– Suggest a coffee or lunch date.

Habit #4: Spend more time outdoors

I’m not sure if it’s the Vitamin D from the sun or the smell of nature but being outdoors elevates my mood almost instantly. There’s something about the feeling of a warm breeze touching your skin and taking in all of the different textures and colors around you. I’m most happy when I’m surrounded by water and trees.

Here’s some solid advice from Anthony Douglas Williams:

“Take a quiet walk in Mother Nature. It will nurture your mind, body, and soul.”

Habit #5: Give

Final thoughts

In summary, make sure you get more sleep, pray, connect with others, spend time outdoors, and give back. These 5 habits will transform your life. You can thank me later haha. Thanks for reading and make sure you follow us on Facebook, Instagram & LinkedIn for more life hacks plus social media tips for your business!

How to spark interest with booming social media content

July 20, 2021/in Blog /by Tonya Parham

One thing people bring up to me often is content creation for social media:

“What should I post about?”

“I’m not creative enough to create graphics.”

“I’m not sure if what I’m doing is working or not.”

If this is you, keep reading. I’ll give you some tips and tricks on sparking the interest of your target audience by creating booming content for your company’s social media pages.

Tip #1: Use visuals

We are overloaded with information every single day. So when we see a bunch of text on the screen, a lot of times we’ll overlook it, instinctually. Think about it: When you’re scrolling on social media what is the first thing that catches your eye? Most likely it’s a video, photo, or graphic.

This is why pairing your post caption with a visual is vital to the success of your posts. If you don’t post a visual with your post caption, be prepared for it to be looked right over. Some things that catch people’s eyes are bright colors, pictures with faces in them (use real photos, not stock photos, if possible), and animated graphics (think sparkles and things that move).

Canva is a great tool to use to help you take your videos, photos and graphics to the next level. I’m not associated with Canva but you’d think I was with how much I promote it. I’ve been using it for years and I absolutely LOVE it.

Tip #2: Get on video as much as possible.

If you are blessed with the skills it takes to get in front of the camera, USE THOSE SKILLS! Video content is by far the most engaging content out there. People can’t resist a good video.

Even if you’re not a superstar in front of the camera, you should still be recording videos. People are embracing authenticity more than ever and there is a craving for people who show up as their “real” selves. I’m talking messy hair, no makeup, and real talk with your followers about your real life (struggles and all).

Here’s some video ideas:

Brand videos – The story of your brand, your team, your vision, your mission, etc.
Explainer videos – How and why to use your product/service plus other helpful tips that are relevant to your audience
Events – Any company events you host or sponsor.
Testimonials – Getting your customer to talk about you on video is one of the most powerful ways to promote your business.
Case studies – Show the results of using your product/service using an example from a past/current client.
And the best one yet: Live videos – Go live regularly! People LOVE this and they get notified that you’re live.

Tip #3: User-generated content

First, let me define what user-generated content is, per Termly.

“User-generated content is any written, visual, or audio content that’s uploaded to a website or app by users, rather than by the website or app administrators. User-generated content includes messages, reviews, testimonials, comments, images, audio files, videos, and artwork.”

There are so many benefits of user-generated content. First being that you don’t have to create the content yourself! It’s already created! Talk about a huge time saver. Plus, your followers will feel flattered that you shared their content, and as a result they will be more loyal to your brand. (Hint: It’s a good idea to ask for permission to share the user’s post and credit them in the post caption).

To get user-generated content, you can:

Ask people to use a branded hashtag you create in their posts. Ex: #likeitmarketing
Implement social listening and look for mentions of your company online (Twitter is great for this).
Simply share your target audience’s post that’s relevant to your brand or industry.

Final thoughts

There are a ton of other ways to create booming content for your business, but that blog post would be a mile long and nobody has time for that lol. We hope you found this article helpful and that you’ll share it with your business friends. Thanks for reading and make sure you subscribe to our newsletter for more social media tips!

How to avoid burnout

July 6, 2021/in Blog /by Tonya Parham

Burnout – “A state of emotional, physical, and mental exhaustion caused by excessive and prolonged stress. It occurs when you feel overwhelmed, emotionally drained, and unable to meet constant demands (helpguide.org).”

Tired of feeling tired? You’re probably burnt out from all of the work you’ve been doing lately! Being a business owner can feel like a never-ending race to the finish line, only to realize that it doesn’t end; We hope it won’t end, anyways. We’re sure you already know this, but it’s unhealthy to let yourself get to the point of burnout. Not only does it affect you, but it affects those around you.

Here’s a few tips on how to avoid burnout.

Take all of your breaks!

I’ve said this in a previous blog and I’ll say it again: You absolutely must take breaks to avoid burnout! Schedule the breaks if you have to. Take at least a one-hour break during your work day and consider adding two 10 to 15 minute breaks somewhere in between.

I once worked with a person who would take 10-15 minute “brain breaks” to clear her head. Each time she would leave the office and come back looking refreshed. I think those brain breaks really helped!

Another lady I worked with would use her lunch break to take a walk. She said those one-hour walks not only improved her physical health, but her mental health, as well. She especially enjoyed walking after dealing with a particularly challenging project. It helped her reset and it can do the same for you.

Oh and don’t forget to take vacations! We aren’t meant to just work until we die. We deserve to enjoy life to the fullest, so pull out your passport and start traveling, girlfriend!

Automate your systems

While automation can seem intimidating at first with the amount of time it takes to set up, it will certainly save you time in the long run.

Zapier is an automation software that would be a great place to start. They even have a free plan that lets you build one-to-one connections with your apps and automate basic tasks.

You can also do simple automation techniques, like setting up an Out of Office (OOO) message when you’re on that vacation I recommended you take. 😉

Some other things you can automate:

Responding to direct messages using chatbots.
Sending automatic follow-up emails.
Setting recurring invoices and reminders.

And more. Automating your systems and processes will help you avoid burnout by taking these tedious tasks off of your plate.

Unplug

Avoid burnout by unplugging from your business! Turn off your cell phone, put away your laptop, and get out of the office! I can’t stress this enough. Too many people center their lives around work. Work is not your identity, I repeat, work is not your identity!

Your spouse misses you, your kids miss you. They are tired of seeing you stressed all of the time. They are your life, not work. For their sake and for yours, unplug.

Hire a social media manager

If social media marketing is taking a lot out of you, consider hiring a social media manager to help. We can help you avoid burnout by managing your accounts for you so that you have more time to take those breaks that you deserve. Learn more about our packages here.

Final thoughts

Hopefully some of this got through to you and you realize that there is much more to life than just working. Take action on some of the steps I’ve shared with you and don’t let yourself get burnt out again.

You deserve a life filled with less stress! Pursue your happiness today.

Inspiring social media stories

June 16, 2021/in Blog /by Tonya Parham

So many people view social media in a negative light, which is somewhat understandable considering all of the negativity that is spread on it. But, don’t lose your faith in social media just yet! Read these inspiring stories shared on social media to brighten your day.

Lawn makeovers from a stranger

What would you do if you walked outside and saw that your yard was completely transformed? Kevin, a yard-care enthusiast, has combined his love for the community and taking care of yards “by giving lawn makeovers to homeowners who need them most,” according to KPLC 7 News. This selfless act would bring a smile to anyone’s face.

A gift to remember

I love that this young girl wants to wave to her favorite trashman each Thursday. Kudos to this mom for raising such a sweet little girl! Who wouldn’t want a homemade muffin? Talk about an awesome birthday gift! I’m sure this is a birthday this man will never forget.

Best friends furever

When I first saw this picture, my heart dropped for this poor furbaby! So happy to learn that the blind pup has a best friend to guide her each and every day. Everyone needs a loyal friend like this!

All of these stories were found on social media. If you’re looking for more positivity online, you just have to search for it. Follow inspirational pages and share heart-warming posts to your company’s social media pages. People will love you for it.

Follow us on social media! We’re all about inspiring positivity and spreading kindness in this world.

How to use social media for good

June 1, 2021/in Blog /by Tonya Parham

Many business owners are guilty of using their social media pages for self-serving purposes. But, what if you thought about using social media in a new way? What if, instead of thinking about the amount of followers you can get, you changed that mindset to think about how you can add value to people’s lives… Wouldn’t that be a much better use of your social media space?

Albert Einstein said it best, “Strive not to be a success, but rather to be of value.” In my humble opinion, being valuable will make you successful. Here are 3 ways you can add value to others using your company’s social media pages:

#1: Educate your followers with tips and how-to’s

One of the best ways you can provide value to your followers is by educating them. You can educate them on your industry, your products, your services, or whatever you think would be relevant to your business.

For example, if you own a coffee shop, you could create a post about the different types of coffee drinks (latte, frappe, etc.). You’d be surprised at the amount of people who don’t know the difference.

If you own a wedding venue, you could educate people on how to plan a wedding or how to decorate a wedding venue space. You get the picture. The point is, people will appreciate these posts and they will see you as a thought leader in your industry.

#2: Learn more about your customer’s problems and then solve them!

Have you ever heard of social listening? If not, listen up (Get it? Lol…)! Social listening is intentionally monitoring, or listening, to mentions of your company on social media. This is a great way to learn what your customers think about you and what problems they may be experiencing.

Instead of getting upset, use their criticism to improve your company’s practices and solve their problems.

If you don’t have any mentions, use social media to learn more about your customers by creating polls, quizzes, etc. People love interactive content and they love to provide feedback! You could also dig into your customer’s profiles and see their interests, the groups they are a part of, and more. All of these methods will help you get to know your customer better and solve their problems.

#3: Share inspirational posts

There are three primary reasons people get on social media:

To be entertained
Share/exchange information
Seek inspiration

You could be a source of inspiration for your audience! One way to do that is to share inspirational quotes. Make sure you don’t share text-only posts, but find a quote you love and create a beautiful text graphic to go with it. I’d recommend using Canva, seeing as it is user-friendly and has free graphic design options.

In the post caption, write what the quote means to you and there you have it – An inspirational post to share with your following!

Hire a social media expert to spread the goodness!

At Like It Marketing, we have an endless amount of ideas to help you use your social media for good. One of our biggest values is kindness, which is instilled in everything we do. We believe we could all use a little more – no, a lot more – kindness in this world. Contact us today to learn how we can work together.

Organization tips for a productive work day

May 13, 2021/in Blog /by Tonya Parham

Are you tired of feeling defeated because you went another day without completing the tasks you wanted to? We’ve all been there. The trick is, there’s no trick. To be productive, all you have to do is master the art of planning and organizing. And don’t think that it takes a special skill to be organized, because it doesn’t! All it takes is a little prep work and execution. Keep reading to find out exactly what that involves.

Clean up your workspace

I can’t stress this enough! Having a clean workspace to work in makes all of the difference. Each morning I walk into my office I feel instantly satisfied because every item has its own place. Plus, the majority of my office supplies come from Amazon so I don’t even have to leave my house to get these awesome products!

Here’s some office supplies I’d suggest investing in:

A filing cabinet for storing your important paperwork.
A bookshelf, which can be used for all sorts of miscellaneous items.
A desk organizer, to hold your stapler, tape, tissues, or whatever else your heart desires. Here’s the one I have from Amazon.

It may cost some money up front to organize your office, but I promise you it will pay off in the long run.

Write a to-do list

The first thing I do each morning is pull out my pen and notebook (Yes, I’m still old school when it comes to that) and I write a to-do list. I put the date at the top, and I write down the list with a checkbox next to each task. I don’t know about you guys, but for me, there is something so satisfying about checking off a completed task. LOL. Of course if you prefer a digital task list, you can use programs like Google Tasks, Asana, etc. to accomplish the same thing.

Here’s some tips to keep in mind when writing your list:

Make sure the list is realistic. Don’t put a hundred tasks on the list, knowing you can only accomplish a quarter of that. For one, it’s discouraging, and for two, it’ll make you want to gather your things and go home.
Prioritize your tasks. You can do that by writing down your tasks in order of importance, from the most important tasks at the top to the least important tasks at the bottom. Or, you can write a number next to the task in order of its importance. For example, if calling a client back is your most important task for the day, write #1 next to it.

Implement time blocking

Time blocking is a technique that involves you blocking out specific parts of your day for specific tasks. Here’s an example:

9AM – 10AM: Check emails.

10AM – 12PM: Attend meetings.

12PM – 1PM: Take lunch.

1PM – 3PM: Complete project 1 & start project 2.

3PM – 5PM: Wrap up project 2 & plan for next day.

Why this method works is because it keeps you on track and keeps you accountable. Add these things to your calendar for best results. Also, when blocking out your time, you must make sure you block out time for breaks! For those of you who cringe at this, I’m talking to YOU. People underestimate the value of breaks and they don’t realize how it impacts their productivity levels in a positive way. So stop skipping breaks, my friend!

Reading these organizational tips was the easy part. Now it’s up to you to execute and start having productive work days! Sign up for my newsletter to read about topics such as organization, time management, content creation, social media and more!