How to Break Down Your Business Goals Into Action Steps (90-Day Business Sprint Day 4) | #276

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Welcome to Day 4 of the 90-Day Business Sprint, a special five-part audio series on the Second Act Success Podcast with business coach and author Shannon Russell.

Over five episodes, Shannon will help you create a focused 90-day business plan, set realistic goals, and take meaningful steps toward starting a business, growing your side hustle, or making progress on your next career move.

In this fourth episode, we're focusing on an important step in turning your business idea into reality: How do you create a 90-day business plan that actually fits your life?

Whether you're starting a business while working full-time, growing a side hustle, or balancing family responsibilities, you'll learn how to create a realistic plan that works with your schedule instead of adding more overwhelm.

In this episode, you'll learn:

How to break one big business goal into three monthly milestonesWhy scheduling your goals around your real-life commitments is essentialHow to create weekly action steps that move your business forwardWhy consistency matters more than creating an unrealistic scheduleHow to make time for your business while balancing work, family, and other responsibilities

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You don't need 20 extra hours a week to make progress toward your business goals. You need a realistic plan and a commitment to keep moving forward.

Build your business around your life, not the other way around.

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